Contents
- COVER_SECTIONCover Section
- ILLUSTRATIONPUKEKO
- ILLUSTRATIONWhite-eye at Bird bath (see page 9) Photo by S. C, Jones
- ILLUSTRATIONPIED FANTAIL One of New Zealand’s most useful insect-eating birds.
- CHAPTERThe New Zealanders’ Heritage
- ILLUSTRATIONGODWIT OR KUAKA
- CHAPTEREXTRACT FROM “THE FARM JOURNAL,” PHILADELPHIA, APRIL, 1927.
- CHAPTERTHE CARUNCULATED SHAG.
- CHAPTERWHITE ISLAND.
- CHAPTERWEASELS, STOATS, Etc.
- CHAPTEROPOSSUMS IN NATIVE FORESTS.
- CHAPTERCHILDREN’S PAGE.
- CHAPTERTHE BIRD FOUNTAIN.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- CHAPTERSADDLEBACKS.
- CHAPTERANNUAL REPORT OF THE N.Z. NATIVE BIRD PROTECTION SOCIETY.
- CHAPTERTHE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF BIRD PROTECTION.
- CHAPTERGROWTH OF NEW ZEALAND TIMBER-TREES.
- CHAPTERTHE OIL MENACE.
- CHAPTERWILD BIRDS PROTECTION IN ENGLAND.
- CHAPTERTHE GERMAN OWL.
- ILLUSTRATIONMOREPORK A useful bird in destroying mice and night insects Chas. Lindsay
- ILLUSTRATIONCARUNCULATED SHAG Now absolutely protected Chas. Lindsay
- ILLUSTRATIONKINGFISHER OR KOTARE Chas Lindsay
- COVER_SECTIONCover Section
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