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Rare Birds in Toronto University Museum. As above, pp. 55–6. 9 birds listed.
Spring Notes. As above, p. 60.
Hybrid Piniccla enucleator x Carpodacus purpureus. Trans. Canadian Inst. Proc. Orn. Subsect. Biol. Sect., Vol. I. pp. 41–2. Material reprinted in The Auk, Jan. 1894.
1891
The Big Buck We Didn’t Shoot. Forest & Stream, N.Y., Vol. XXXVII, Sept. 10, p. 143. A prose poem of a great mythical stag, the spirit of its race, with large drawing by the author. This was reprinted in “Woodmyth and Fable”, 1905.
The Birds of Manitoba. No. 841, Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. for 1890, Vol. XIII, pp. 457–63. With Plate XXXVIII. Washington, D.C. Full and elaborate field notes by the author during eight years on the prairies, treating 266 species. Includes Song of Prairie Lark from American Mag. for April, 1888.
1892
Sport in France. Forest & Stream, Part I, Vol. XXXVIII, June 16, p. 560; Part II, June 23, p. 586; Part III, June 30, p. 611. Gossipy articles on sport in France, as seen by an art student.
Wild Rice. Forest & Stream, Vol. XXXIX, Aug. 25, pp. 157–158. 2 large drawings by the author. A paper on the economic value of wild rice, urging its wide introduction.
Song of the Prairie Lark. Western World, pp. 196-7, Aug. Popular article on habits reprinted from American Mag., Apr. 1888.
Acanthus linaria rostrata, at Toronto, Proc. Orn. Subsect. Biol. Sect. Canadian Institute for 1890–91, pub. Nov., 1892, p. 29.
Acanthus linaria holboellii, at Lorne Park. As above, p. 29.
Otocoris alpesiris praticola, notes from Ottawa. As above, p. 29.
Evening Grosbeaks in Ontario. As above, pp. 76, 79.
More About the Scream [of the Panther], Forest & Stream, Vol. XXXIX, Nov. 17, p. 421. Brief article proving that panthers do scream.
1893
Why the Chicadee Goes Crazy Once a Year. Our Animal Friends, Sept., pp. 17, 18. New York. An animal story of about 1000 words with one illus. by the author. Repub. in “Lives of The Hunted”, 1901.
