- 1Preface
- 2I — Of Indian Birds in General
- 3II — Respectable Cuckoos
- 4III — The Brown Rock-Chat
- 5IV — The Scavenger-in-Waiting
- 6V — Indian Wagtails
- 7VI — The Teesa
- 8VII — Falconry in India
- 9VIII — Hawks in Miniature
- 10IX — The Roosting of the Bee-Eaters
- 11X — Owls
- 12XI — A Bundle of Iniquity
- 13XII — The Interpretation of the Actions of Animals
- 14XIII — At the Sign of the Farash
- 15XIV — The Coot
- 16XV — The Beautiful Porphyrio
- 17XVI — The Cobra
- 18XVII — The Mungoose
- 19XVIII — The Swan
- 20XIX — Kites of the Sea
- 21XX — River Terns
- 22XXI — Green Bulbuls
- 23XXII — Cormorants
- 24XXIII — A Melodious Drongo
- 25XXIV — The Indian Pitta
- 26XXV — The Indian White-eye
- 27XXVI — Goosey, Goosey Gander
- 28XXVII — Geese in India
- 29XXVIII — A Swadeshi Bird
- 30XXIX — The Indian Redstart
- 31XXX — The Night Heron
- 32XXI — The Cement of Bird Masons
- 33XXXII — Indian Fly-Catchers
- 34XXXIII — Insect Hunters
- 35XXXIV — The Rosy Starling
- 36XXXV — The Pied Starling
- 37XXXVI — A Bird of the Open Plain
- 38XXXVII — Birds in the Cotton Tree
- 39XXXVIII — Ugly Ducklings
- 40XXXIX — Babbler Brotherhoods
- 41XL — The Mad Babbler
- 42XLI — The Yellow-eyed Babbler
- 43XLII — The Indian Sand-Martin
- 44XLIII — The Education of Young Birds
- 45XLIV — Birds at Sunset
- 46Glossary
- 47Index
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