BIRDS AND ALL NATURE.
ILLUSTRATED BY  COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY.
Vol. IV.
No. 4.
OCTOBER, 1898.
CONTENTS.
 Page
EARS.121
THE KINGBIRD OF PARADISE.124
THE PECCARY.128
AUTUMN.132
THE BOTTLE-NOSE DOLPHIN.135
NEW CHAMPION FOR  THE SPARROW.135
THE VOICE OF NATURE.136
IN THE ANIMAL WORLD.136
THE TUFTED PUFFIN.139
"THE TALK OF ANIMALS."140
THE BUTTERFLY.142
THE ARMADILLO.146
NATURE'S GROTESQUE.149
THE RED-HEAD DUCK.150
BIRDS IN GARDEN AND ORCHARD.153
GOLDENROD.154
OCTOBER.157
FROM "CONSTANTINOPLE."158
ANIMALS AND MUSIC.159
SUMMARY.160
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EARS.
By W. E. Watt.
THE air is an elastic fluid surroundingthe earth. Themotions of things whetheralive or not, set it in a stateof vibration that rarely ceases. At alltimes and in all places it is pulsingresponsively to all that is going on.
Animals are interested in what ismoving about them. It may meanlife or death, pleasure or agony, andmost animals are keen to know whichis for them at any given period. Theyare theref                        
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