- 1Preface
- 2Introduction
- 3Chapter I — Who Is Jack Miner?
- 4Chapter II — My First Pets
- 5Chapter III — Market Hunting
- 6Chapter IV — Our Faithful Dogs
- 7Chapter V — Bob White Quail
- 8Chapter VI — Raising English or Ring-necked Pheasants in Canada
- 9Chapter VII — The Natural Enemies of Our Birds
- 10Chapter VIII — Some Things I Have Known Cannibal Birds to Do
- 11Chapter IX — Weasels, and How to Destroy Them
- 12Chapter X — Robins
- 13Chapter XI — The Bluebirds
- 14Chapter XII — Woodpeckers
- 15Chapter XIII — The Swallow Family
- 16Chapter XIV — Wild Duck Hunting
- 17Chapter XV — Knowledge and Ways of the Wild Duck
- 18Chapter XVI — Do Birds Return to Their Same Homes?
- 19Chapter XVII — Birds as Missionary Messengers
- 20Chapter XVIII — How Wild Ducks Conceal Their Nests
- 21Chapter XIX — My Last Distinguished Family of Pet Ducks
- 22Chapter XX — Ducks’ Love Soon Ceases
- 23Chapter XXI — The Migration of Ducks
- 24Chapter XXII — Can Birds Smell?
- 25Chapter XXIII — The Canada Goose
- 26Chapter XXIV — Nesting Canada Geese
- 27Chapter XXV — Our Model Canada Goose
- 28Chapter XXVI — Do Birds Have a Language?
- 29Chapter XXVII — The Career of Jack Johnson
- 30Chapter XXVIII — The Migration of Our Canada Geese
- 31Chapter XXIX — Catching and Tagging the Wild Goose
- 32Chapter XXX — Game Protection
- 33Chapter XXXI — Creating a Bird Sanctuary
- 34Chapter XXXII — Our Native Swans
- 35Chapter XXXIII — The Line of Migration
- 36Chapter XXXIV — Inquiries and Answers
- 37Chapter XXXV — Sportsmanship
- 38Chapter XXXVI — Conclusion
Jack Miner and the Birds
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