Mockingbird Research Articles

Additional Records of the Mockingbird

Additional Records of the Mockingbird

Status of the Mockingbird in the Northern Great Planis

Status of the Mockingbird in the Northern Great Planis

Mockingbird at Elbow

Mockingbird at Elbow

Mockingbird in Saskatoon

Mockingbird in Saskatoon

Autumnal Duelling among Mockingbirds

Autumnal Duelling among Mockingbirds

SUMMARY OF PERIODICAL LITERATURE

Milton and the sons of God (Don Cameron Allen), pp. 73-9. Shirley's dedications and the date of his return to England (Allan H. Stevenson), pp. 79-83See M.L.N., Vol. LVIIi, March 1943, pp. 196-7. The early fame of Gavin Douglas's Eneados (J. A. W. Bennett), pp. 83-8. Lear and the Psalmist (John E. Hankins), pp. 88-90. Middleton's residence at Oxford (Mildred G. Christian), pp. 9o-i. On Poe's 'Valley of Unrest' (Thomas F. Bledsoe), pp. 91-2. A note on Whitman's mocking bird (Florence MacDermid Chace), pp. 93-4No. 3, March 1946Murphy's authorship of the notes of Smart's Hilliad (John P. Emery), pp. 162-5. Areopagitica adapted (G. F. Sensabaugh), pp. 166-9. William Denton's Apology for the Liberty of the Press, in Jus Caesaris, 1681.

Mockingbird in New Hampshire in Midsummer

Mockingbird in New Hampshire in Midsummer

Mockingbirds, Their Territories and Individualities

Mockingbirds, Their Territories and Individualities

A Mocking Bird and Dickens

A Mocking Bird and Dickens

A Mockingbird at Plainfield, N. J.

A Mockingbird at Plainfield, N. J.

Mockingbird Nesting Just outside the Limits of Philadelphia

Mockingbird Nesting Just outside the Limits of Philadelphia

A Mockingbird in New Hampshire

A Mockingbird in New Hampshire

A Pair of Mockingbirds near Boston in 1902

A Pair of Mockingbirds near Boston in 1902

Breeding of the Mockingbird near Boston

Breeding of the Mockingbird near Boston

A Mockingbird near Boston

A Mockingbird near Boston

The Mockingbird in Wyoming

The Mockingbird in Wyoming

Mocking-Birds and their Young

Mocking-Birds and their Young

Breeding of the Mockingbird near Boston, Mass

Breeding of the Mockingbird near Boston, Mass

American Mocking Bird

AN American mocking-bird, about a year old, which I had brought from Tennessee, has, for the past three or four weeks, been affected with an irritation round the eyes, causing the feathers to fall off and the flesh to swell; the bird is otherwise in a healthy condition, but has not sung since it has been affected with the soreness; it has the proper food supplied, and its cage is kept in a clean state; could any correspondent kindly inform me the cause and cure of the disease?

XXXVII. An account of a new die from the berries of a weed in South Carolina: In a letter from Mr. Moses Lindo, dated at Charles Town, September 2, 1763, to Mr. Emanuel Mendez da Costa, Librarian of the Royal Society

In August 1757, I observed the mocking bird fond of a berry, which grows on a weed called Pouck, represented to me as of a poisonous quality; the juice of this berry being a blooming crimson.