Bulletin of the Nuttall Ornithological Club : $b A quarterly journal of ornithology, Volume VII (1882)

"Bulletin of the Nuttall Ornithological Club" by theNuttall Ornithological Club, is a journal from 1882 filled with bird studies. It has articles by experts like Robert Ridgway and William Brewster. The topics include bird types, where they live, and how they act. The bulletin starts with the new heron found in Florida, with observations by Charles W. Ward, focusing on how those herons behave in groups when they're eating. It also looks at how hard it can be to sort birds because they can look different based on colors and other things. More articles talk about different birds from North America, reading like a list of different species. This journal shows what people knew about birds back then and is important for anyone interested in bird science.