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VOL. 1. APRIL. 1888. No. 4.
THE
BAY STATE
OOLOGIST,
A Monthly Magazine Devoted to
the Study of Birds, their
Nests and Eggs.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
W. H. FOOTE, PITTSFIELD, MASS.
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Press of H. C. KELLS, Book and Job Printer.
CONTENTS.
Vol. 1, No. 4. April, 1888.
| Notes on Some Birds of Texas | J. A. Singley | 25 |
| The Nashville Warbler | Wm. L. Kells | 27 |
| Instructions for Collecting and Preserving Birds and Eggs | J. A. Singley | 28 |
| Editorial | 30 | |
| Publications Received | 30 | |
| The Pileated Woodpecker | J. W. Jacobs | 31 |
| A Day’s Collecting | H. C. Cook | 32 |
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