Recollections of personal experiences and observations by a noted Canadian conservationist and influential figure in the practice of banding birds. - Summary by Jonathon Kirk
Chapters (19)
1Chapter 1 Who is Jack Miner and Chapter 2 My First Pets
492
2Chapter 3 Market Hunting and Chapter 4 Our Faithful Dogs
478
3Chapter 5 Bob White Quail and Chapter 6 Raising English or Ring-necked Pheasants in Canada
1405
4Chapter 7 The Natural Enemy of Our Birds and Chapter 8 Some Things I have Known Cannibal Birds to Do
1711
5Chapter 9 Weasels, and How to Destroy Them and Chapter 10 Robins
1254
6Chapter 11 The Bluebirds and Chapter 12 Woodpeckers
647
7Chapter 13 The Swallow Family and Chapter 14 Wild Duck Hunting
1495
8Chapter 15 Knowledge and Ways of the Wild Duck and Chapter 16 Do Birds Return to Their Same Homes?
1474
9Chapter 17 Birds as Missionary Messengers and Chapter 18 How Wild Ducks Conceal Their Nests
809
10Chapter 19 My Last Distinguished Family of Pet Ducks and Chapter 20 Ducks' Love Soon Ceases
729
11Chapter 21 The Migration of Ducks and Chapter 22 Can Birds Smell?
1496
12Chapter 23 The Canada Goose
2046
13Chapter 24 Nesting Canada Geese and Chapter 25 Our Model Canada Goose
1104
14Chapter 26 Do Birds Have a Language? and Chapter 27 The Career of Jack Johnson
1831
15Chapter 28 The Migration of Our Canada Geese and Chapter 29 Catching and Tagging the Wild Goose
1586
16Chapter 30 Game Protection and Chapter 31 Creating a Bird Sanctuary
1126
17Chapter 32 Our Native Swans and Chapter 33 The Line of Migration
499
18Chapter 34 Inquiries and Answers
1432
19Chapter 35 Sportsmanship and Chapter 36 Conclusion
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