In this beautifully written and well-illustrated guide to birds' songs from 1904, Mathews describes 127 bird species, mostly of Eastern United States, and their songs. This fieldbook contains descriptions of the physical characteristics and habits of each, as well as detailed comments on their songs and calls. He includes musical scores of at least two songs for each species.
Organized by season and illustrated by handsome engravings, this delightful guide to wild and cultivated flowers reveals the proper names of familiar blossoms, their color varieties, and bloom cycles.
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The book serves as a detailed guide to over 200 common flowers found in gardens and fields, organized by blooming season for easy identification. It includes descriptions of each flower's appearance, habitat, growth patterns, and historical significance, along with cultivation tips. Enhanced by over 200 illustrations, it appeals to both amateur and professional botanists and gardeners. This facsimile reprint of the 1896 original highlights the cultural importance of the work, ensuring its continued relevance for nature enthusiasts today.
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