Blackbird, English, song of, 45, 227.
Blackbird, red-winged. See Red-shouldered starling.
Black-knot, 27.
Bluebird (Sialia sialis), hearing the, 29.
Bobolink (Dolichonyx oryzivorus), its song in the home meadows, 36; variation in song, 69; with defective song, 116.
Body, the, intelligence of, 128.
Bolles, Frank, 18.
Bostock, Frank C., his The Training of Wild Animals, 239-242.
Brewster, William, 22.
Buds, formation of, 50, 51.
Bumblebee, hibernation of, 49.
Burmeister, quoted on bees, 200.
Calf, a wild, 214; a yearling and its muzzle, 237.
Canary-bird, 159; an incredible story of a, 177, 178.
Carlisle, Bishop of, 148.
Cats, 66, 67, 73; fear of dogs, 75; talking with the ears, 94, 95; playing with mice, 100; watching a mouse-hole, 186, 187; human qualities of, 225, 226.
Cat tribe, their method of hunting, 183, 184.
Cedar-bird (Ampelis cedrorum), notes of, 46; nest-building of, 112; and strings, 247, 248; no song impulse in, 257.
Chapman, Frank M., his story of a least bittern, 111.
Chewink, or towhee (Pipilo erythrophthalmus), the "Hermit's" story, 93.
Chickadee (Parus atricapillus), flight of a young, 70; tameness of, 205.
Chipmunk, 159.
Coon. See Raccoon.
Cow, the, ignorance of, 123, 124, 187, 221.
Cowbird (Molothrus ater), 79, 80, 156, 157; an incredible statement regarding, 178, 179, 220.
Coyote, or prairie wolf, 82, 86, 189.
Crab, hermit, 155.
Crabs, defensive instinct in, 169, 170.
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