The Osprey
The Osprey
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of sixteen pages, and is chiefly devoted to descriptions and halftone figures of American Birds and their eggs. We believe ^hat this little magazine will prov^ acceptable to many teachers, and hence extend it our hear- tiest greeting.
^^The Bittern'''' is published by Glen M. Ha- thorn, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and appears as Vol. 1/ No. 1. We received a humble little copy of a predecessor under the same title from the same source in June, 1900, a small 16mo. of eighteen pages, and are pleased to... note the in- crease in size to the regular 8vo. of sixteen pages. The Bittern contains a number of good articles, and is also illustrated by halftones.
SIJPBKFI.UITY OF OKNITHOI^OGICAL MAGAZINES.
Almost if not quite every year, for many j'ears, at least one new magazine devoted to popular ornithology has been started and often more than one. The question naturally arises, cui bono? for what new purpose or end is it inten- ded? As a rule, those who start the new maga- zines are very young and think they have some special information which the world ought to po.ssess, but for which there is no mouthpiece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of sixteen pages, and is chiefly devoted to descriptions and halftone figures of American Birds and their eggs. We believe ^hat this little magazine will prov^ acceptable to many teachers, and hence extend it our hear- tiest greeting.
^^The Bittern'''' is published by Glen M. Ha- thorn, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and appears as Vol. 1/ No. 1. We received a humble little copy of a predecessor under the same title from the same source in June, 1900, a small 16mo. of eighteen pages, and are pleased to... note the in- crease in size to the regular 8vo. of sixteen pages. The Bittern contains a number of good articles, and is also illustrated by halftones.
SIJPBKFI.UITY OF OKNITHOI^OGICAL MAGAZINES.
Almost if not quite every year, for many j'ears, at least one new magazine devoted to popular ornithology has been started and often more than one. The question naturally arises, cui bono? for what new purpose or end is it inten- ded? As a rule, those who start the new maga- zines are very young and think they have some special information which the world ought to po.ssess, but for which there is no mouthpiece.
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