CLASS III. BLUE HONORS
NATURE STUDY— VERTEBRATES
Revised by Frank M. Chapman, of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City
Know and name correctly 25 native wild quadrupeds, for honor; know and name correctly 50, and tell something about each, for high honor.
Know and draw unmistakable pictures of 25 tracks of our four-foot animals, for honor; of 50 for high honor.
Know and name correctly 100 of our native birds as seen mounted in a museum, the female and young to count separately, when they are wholly different from the male. This counts honor; 200 birds for high honor.
Know and name correctly 50 wild birds in the field; this counts honor; 100, high honor.
Recognize 50 wild birds by note, for honor; 100 for high honor.
Know and name 10 turtles for honor; 20 for high honor, with something interesting about each.
Know and name 10 different snakes, telling which are poisonous, for honor; 20 snakes for high honor.
Know and name correctly 10 Batrachians for honor; 20 for high honor.
Know and name 25 fish for honor; 50 fish for high honor.
NATURE STUDY — LOWER FORMS OF LIFE
Revised by John Burroughs
Know and name 25 native land and fresh-water shells, for honor; 50 for high honor.
Know and name 25 moths, for honor; 50 for high honor. ..text pokračuje
