The Blue Jay: September 1963, Vol. XXI, No. 3

Regina: The Saskatchewan Natural History Society, 1963. Paper bound (stapled wrappers), 12mo, green and black & white covers, Pp85-128. Illustrated throughout with black and white photos and drawings. Cover photo: Sunflower (see scan). A very good or better copy. About 70 grams -- ships lettermail! We currently stock around 100 issues of 'The Blue Jay' (most issues from 1957-1978). Contents of this issue include: By Two Canadian Trails in Late August by Dr. H.M. Speechley (reprinted); Dr. H.M. Speechley, 1866-1951; Self-Guided Nature Trails established in Cypress Hills Park; Detergents - a new hazard for water brids; 1963 records of Lazuli Bunting and Yellow-breasted Chat; Red-headed Woodpecker in Cypress Hills; Banding Golden Eagles along the South Saskatchewan River - a picture story; Co-operative spring Migration Study 1963; Far travels of teal brood; Yellowthroat versus Laconte's Sparrow; Geese make long walk to water; Notes on a Burrowing Owl; Saw-whet Owl - the case of the whistling rabbits; The heronry in Stanley Park; Partial albino Redwing sighted for fifth year; The Last Mountain Game Preserve; Indian Breadroot, Psoralea esculenta; Interesting mosses from Elbow forest preserve in southern Saskatchewan; A report of Marchantia polymorpha L. after a forest fire; Plants of the dry sunny slopes; The remarkable squash; Long-eared Myotis Bat record; Bear and Wolverine near Beechy; The larder of a Red Fox; Buffalo Stones; Some important butterflies captured by Junior Naturalists; etc. Two copies available, both in very good condition. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.