Handbook of Nature Study - bird book links

ooh!  I just have to share what I found for Nature Study of birds! 

a few of our favorite nature study books

The following are books mentioned as additional resources in the Handbook of Nature Study that I found available online... unless otherwise mentioned these are intended as resources for the parent/teacher's use to better herself as wellspring of interesting information for her always curious children.

• The Bird Book by Neltje Blanchan (combo of Bird Neighbors & Birds that Hunt and are Hunted - gr7+)
• Bird Life by Frank Chapman (gr7+) (226MB in color) and the same book (18MB in bw).
• Birds of the Wild - How to Make Your Home Their Home by Frank Pellet (adult)
• The Children's Book of Birds by Olive Thorne Miller (gr4-6)
• Bird Stories by Edith M. Patch (gr4-6)
• Travels of Birds by Frank M. Chapman (gr5-7)
• Bird Stories from the Burroughs by John Burroughs
• Our Winter Birds Frank M. Chapman
• Birds in their relations to man; a manual of economic ornithology for the United States and Canada by Clarence Weed (adult)
• Birds of America by Gilbert Pearson (vol. one), (vol. two) and (vol. three) Librivox of The Bird Study Book by the same author. (all ages)
• Birds of Massachusetts by Edward H. Forbush (similar book, same author, different title can be found here) (adult)
• The Birds of New York by Elon Eaton (vol. one), (vol. two) (adult)
• Field Book of Wild Birds and Their Music by F Schuyler Mathews (identification guide for adults)
• Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America by Frank Chapman (adult)
• Handbook of Birds of the Western United States by Florence M. Bailey (adult)
• How to Have Bird Neighbors by S. Louise Patteson (age10+)
• Practical Value of Birds by Junius Henderson (adult)
• Wake Robin by John Burroughs (adult)
• What Bird is That? by Frank Chapman (gr.6+)
• Wild Bird Guests and How to Entertain Them by Ernest H. Baynes (gr.5-8)
• Bird Friends by Gilbert H. Trafton
• Migration of Birds by Frederick Lincoln

I plan to continue to scour around for more as the study/discussion on the Handbook of Nature Study by Anna Botsford Comstock continues through the summer.  Yay for free books!

PS.  Sorry I am SUCH a weirdo.  I thought this was a scheduled post for yesterday and all along it was just a draft... :)