Where town and country meet
By: by James Buckham.
Publisher: Jennings and Pye; Eaton and Mains
Published: 1903
Place of publication: Cinncinnati; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 241
Subjects: Natural history -- Outdoor books
Table of contents: title: Indian spring.; title: On the edge of spring.; title: An early spring walk.; title: The waking of the fishes.; title: In angling time.; title: Some hermits of the marsh.; title: Pilgrims of the night.; title: Opening camp.; title: Birds from a suburban window.; title: Bird-songs interpreted.; title: The music of brooks.; title: A cup in the hills.; title: In the heart of the pines.; title: Midsummer night sounds.; title: Country roads in August.; title: A doorstep singer.; title: Along the lily-pads.; title: September tramps.; title: The path to Joe's pond.; title: A quest of fall berries.; title: The autumn wood-path.; title: Up Sterling.; title: Getting ready for winter.; title: Beyond the snow-path.; title: The record of the snow.; title: A day on the crust.; title: On a fox trail.; title: Winter woodsmen around Boston.; title: A pneumatic calendar.; title: Weather competitions.