1925. Illustrated by Edward Herbert Miner. Wild life writer, Du Puy
narrates the lives of many varied species from the lower to the
higher forms of a wonderful variety of animals. From the
Introduction: Within comparatively recent years a sympathy with
Nature and an appreciation of it have developed, and a multitude of
people now feel a responsibility for the preservation of our birds
and mammals and various other forms of harmless or useful wild life
so that they may continue to lend the animation and joy of their
presence. The earth would be a dreary and forlorn place if the
innumerable birds and mammals and many other form of wild life were
destroyed. With the development of powers to see and to appreciate
comes a feeling of sympathy and love for Nature, and it hoped that
the readers of this book may each and all have awakened an active
desire to help and perpetuate our wild life.
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