Miller, Claude Harris, 1875- [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 192
okeep in cages any native songbirds or those that destroy harm-ful insects— the so-called in-sectivorous birds. This in-cludes thrushes, wrens, robins,bluebirds, orioles or, in fact,practically all birds but crows,blackbirds and kingfishers. Itdoes not cover canaries, parrots,or any birds that are… … 174 OUTDOOR SPORTS a wild bird anyway for a cage is nothing buta prison. There is no law against taming thebirds or making friends of them and after allthis is the most satisfactory way. If we build houses for the birds to nest in, providefeed for them and in other ways do what we canto attract…
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