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Identifier: birdnotesns08fore (find matches)
Title: Bird notes
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Foreign Bird Club National British Bird and Mule Club
Subjects: Birds -- Periodicals Birds -- Great Britain Periodicals
Publisher: Brighton : Foreign Bird Club : National British Bird and Mule Club
Contributing Library: American Museum of Natural History Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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ns Lorikeets, 257. / K.w.voR, Kiev. G. II., M.A. * To .Aholish I-iats and Mice, 107.British Bird Calendar, 108. I\i:i vi;, Cait. J. S. British iird C.ilendar, 132. Ki: VI i:\vi-.R. Menagerie Club Year Book—1916, 40. Sktii-S.mith, D., F.Z.S. * Thrush x Bl.icklnrd Ifyhrids, 190. .S.MITII, J. * Breeding Notes—1017. 180. XI t. Index to Contributors. St::\\ AKT, 11. THKU. Tin- r.laokliinl that I.lijjhted inv TJfe. S7. Sic;(;rn. R. Tlu Xestiii.n of tlie l)raml)lin<i. Ji,4 Swan-. J. A. ForcijJii I.irds. if3_. Tatnai.i., a. )\v\t. Iiird Calendar. 108. Tavistock. Jiik Makqiis ok Notes of the Scascin, iqi. * Rearing- of rdue-winged (irass Thomasskt, 11. C. * Aviarx Notes, r_^i. IaiTakeets. etc., J^i. ToMl.lNSON, M. R. Birds Feeding at Niglit. i_. \Vi:iR, J. * Keeping- Magpie in Cage. etc.. 132. Wkston. a. Hirds of Queensland. 114. WlIITI.KV. H. Successful I.reeding of Sulphur-crested Cockatoos. 61. * Cockatoo Nesting Xotc.s, -73. WoRK.MAN. W. 11.. .M.n.o.c. J.lue-Mnuntaiii Lorikeet. _i;.
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On 1.cave-A Host fi-oin the Hoitoi-s of War. Al! right:; reserved. January, 1917 BIRD NOTES: THE JOURNAL OF THE FOREIGN BIRD CLUB. Our frnntispicrc practically skives the key to, andshadows forth, what the immediate present and near futurecontain for us, both as members of F.B.C., and as part^ ofthe nation—fighting or working for the nation; this will loomout iii the next few months as the main purpose of our lives,all else being subordinate thereto. It will doubtless mean formany, who are too old or unfit for the fighting line, separa-tion from home-life, while they serve in other ways. Now just a word about the actualities of the frontis-piece; while th figure is not a portrait, yet it is the replicaof a scene which the writer witnessed, when visiting one ofour members a il-w months ago. who was enjoying- a shortleave from his duties at the front—so, both the plate and• title figure a bit of unexaggeratecl life. Here I must interpolate a word of appreciation andthanks to the a

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