Jack Miner and the Birds and Some Things I Know about Nature

1. 1 Preface and IntroductionRead by Jonathon Kirk 16m
2. 2 Chapter 1 Who is Jack Miner and Chapter 2 My First PetsRead by Jonathon Kirk 8m
3. 3 Chapter 3 Market Hunting and Chapter 4 Our Faithful DogsRead by Jonathon Kirk 7m
4. 4 Chapter 5 Bob White Quail and Chapter 6 Raising English or Ring-necked Pheasants in CanadaRead by Jonathon Kirk 23m
5. 5 Chapter 7 The Natural Enemy of Our Birds and Chapter 8 Some Things I have Known Cannibal Birds to DoRead by Jonathon Kirk 28m
6. 6 Chapter 9 Weasels, and How to Destroy Them and Chapter 10 RobinsRead by Jonathon Kirk 20m
7. 7 Chapter 11 The Bluebirds and Chapter 12 WoodpeckersRead by Jonathon Kirk 10m
8. 8 Chapter 13 The Swallow Family and Chapter 14 Wild Duck HuntingRead by Jonathon Kirk 24m
9. 9 Chapter 15 Knowledge and Ways of the Wild Duck and Chapter 16 Do Birds Return to Their Same Homes?Read by Jonathon Kirk 24m
10. 10 Chapter 17 Birds as Missionary Messengers and Chapter 18 How Wild Ducks Conceal Their NestsRead by Jonathon Kirk 13m
11. 11 Chapter 19 My Last Distinguished Family of Pet Ducks and Chapter 20 Ducks' Love Soon CeasesRead by Jonathon Kirk 12m
12. 12 Chapter 21 The Migration of Ducks and Chapter 22 Can Birds Smell?Read by Jonathon Kirk 24m
13. 13 Chapter 23 The Canada GooseRead by Jonathon Kirk 34m
14. 14 Chapter 24 Nesting Canada Geese and Chapter 25 Our Model Canada GooseRead by Jonathon Kirk 18m
15. 15 Chapter 26 Do Birds Have a Language? and Chapter 27 The Career of Jack JohnsonRead by Jonathon Kirk 30m
16. 16 Chapter 28 The Migration of Our Canada Geese and Chapter 29 Catching and Tagging the Wild GooseRead by Jonathon Kirk 26m
17. 17 Chapter 30 Game Protection and Chapter 31 Creating a Bird SanctuaryRead by Jonathon Kirk 18m
18. 18 Chapter 32 Our Native Swans and Chapter 33 The Line of MigrationRead by Jonathon Kirk 8m
19. 19 Chapter 34 Inquiries and AnswersRead by Jonathon Kirk 23m
20. 20 Chapter 35 Sportsmanship and Chapter 36 ConclusionRead by Jonathon Kirk 9m

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