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Jack Miner. Jack Miner and the Birds, and Some Things I Know about Nature
Jack Miner and the Birds, and Some Things I Know about Nature
Table of Contents
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER I. Who is Jack Miner?
CHAPTER II. My First Pets
CHAPTER III. Market Hunting
CHAPTER IV. Our Faithful Dogs
CHAPTER V. Bob White Quail
CHAPTER VI. Raising English or Ring-necked Pheasants in Canada
CHAPTER VII. The Natural Enemies of Our Birds
CHAPTER VIII. Some Things I have Known Cannibal Birds to Do
CHAPTER IX. Weasels, and How to Destroy Them
CHAPTER X. Robins
CHAPTER XI. The Bluebirds
CHAPTER XII. Woodpeckers
CHAPTER XIII. The Swallow Family
CHAPTER XIV. Wild Duck Hunting
CHAPTER XV. Knowledge and Ways of the Wild Duck
CHAPTER XVI. Do Birds Return to Their Same Homes?
CHAPTER XVII. Birds as Missionary Messengers
CHAPTER XVIII. How Wild Ducks Conceal Their Nests
CHAPTER XIX. My Last Distinguished Family of Pet Ducks
CHAPTER XX. Ducks’ Love Soon Ceases
CHAPTER XXI. The Migration of Ducks
CHAPTER XXII. Can Birds Smell?
CHAPTER XXIII. The Canada Goose
CHAPTER XXIV. Nesting Canada Geese
CHAPTER XXV. Our Model Canada Goose
CHAPTER XXVI. Do Birds Have a Language?
CHAPTER XXVII. The Career of Jack Johnson
CHAPTER XXVIII. The Migration of Our Canada Geese
CHAPTER XXIX. Catching and Tagging the Wild Goose
CHAPTER XXX. Game Protection
CHAPTER XXXI. Creating a Bird Sanctuary
CHAPTER XXXII. Our Native Swans
CHAPTER XXXIII. The Line of Migration
CHAPTER XXXIV. Inquiries and Answers
CHAPTER XXXV. Sportsmanship
CHAPTER XXXVI. Conclusion
