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…Washington, and in Western World, Winnipeg, Aug., 1892, pp. 196–197. (See below.)
Nights with the Coons. VIII. Coon hunting in Ontario. Forest & Stream, Vol. XXX, July 19, pp. 518–520. 4 illus. by the author. About 3000 words describing hunting and habits of coon. The other chapters in the series were by other writers.
The Pintail. St. Nicholas, Vol. XV, Sept., pp. 826–827. New York. A large full page drawing by the author and brief descriptive text.
The Western Meadow Lark. St. Nicholas, Vol. XVI, Nov., pp. 63–64. Brief descriptive text on habits, and a large drawing by the author.
1890
The Screech Owl. St. Nicholas, Vol. XVII, Mar., pp. 432–433. Brief article on habits and song of this bird, with a large drawing by the author.
The Oven Bird. St. Nicholas, Vol. XVII, Apr., pp. 520–521. Article on song and habits of this bird, with one illus. by the author.
The True Story of a Little Gray Rabbit. St. Nicholas, Vol. XVII, Oct., pp. 953-955. Long intimate history of a cotton-tail, with 3 illus. by the author. This was extended and appeared later as the Story of Raggylug and Molly Cottontail, in “Wild Animals I Have Known”, 1898.
On the Use of Faunal Lists. Proc. Canadian Inst., Toronto, Ont. 6 pp. for 1888–89, III Ser., Vol. 7, pp. 275–280.
The Evening and Pine Grosbeaks in Ontario. The Auk, Vol. VII, April, p. 211.
Pine Siskins at Lorne Park. Orn. Subsect. Biol. Sect. Canadian Institute, for Dec. 21, 1888, p. 2, pub. Toronto, Ont. Feb., 1890.
Golden Crested Wren Wintering near Toronto. As above, p. 183.
Shrike Carrying Food in Its Claws. As above, p. 184.
Rare Birds at Toronto. As above, p. 184.
Bird Notes in Toronto Marsh, Jan. 25, 1889[1]. As above, pp. 186–7. About 450 words.
Northern Shrike Arrived. As above, p. 196.
Fall Migration and Habits of the Pine Linnet or Siskin. As above, p. 197.
“Strawberry Finch”[2]. As above, for Jan., Feb., March, 1890, p. 3.
Sturnella magna Wintering near Toronto[3]. As above, p. 42.
Disappearance of Forest Birds. As above, p. 47.
Linota cannabina at Toronto[4]. As above, p. 54.
- ↑ Bibliografický záznam byl přepsán chybně. Nejednalo se o časopis Marsh z 25. ledna 1889, nýbrž zápis o pozorovnání ptáků na Torontských slatích dne 25. ledna 1989.
- ↑ Stránka je uvedena chybně. Ve skutečnosti jde o odstavec č. 8, který začíná na straně 43 a Seton v něm popisuje, jak mu r. 1883 v Manitobě jistý Mr. Babb vyprávěl o ptáku, kterého zastřelil o rok džíve v západním Ontariu, kterého označil jako “Strawberry Finch” (čes. Pěnkava jahodová)
- ↑ Odstavec má ve skutečnosti tento název ~ 12. Sturnella magna wintering near Toronto.
- ↑ Odstavec má ve skutečnosti tento název ~ 65. Linota cannabrua at Toronto.
