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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Contents
  4. Preface
  5. Acknowledgments
  6. Introduction
  7. January
    1. New Year’s Day Birds
    2. In the Company of Bears
    3. With Fear and Trembling
    4. Luxury Living on the Lake
  8. February
    1. Living with Ice
    2. The Sound of the Syrinx
    3. The Great Seal
    4. Lilies in February
  9. March
    1. Hemlocks
    2. Woodpeckers, Present and Absent
    3. Mole Salamanders
    4. The Blackbirds Are Back
  10. April
    1. The Skunk Cabbage Classic
    2. Spring Peepers
    3. Robins
    4. Wild Ginger
  11. May
    1. Hurrah for LBJs
    2. It’s a Porcupine
    3. Snakes
    4. Feather Your Nest
  12. June
    1. Poppies
    2. Mockingbirds
    3. The Osprey
    4. Spongy Trouble
  13. July
    1. The Baltimore Checkerspot
    2. A Natural Corridor for Toads
    3. Shedding Bark
    4. The Making of a Green Lake
  14. August
    1. High Summer
    2. Lamp Shells
    3. Blood on the Menu
    4. Summer Butterflies
  15. September
    1. Rubythroats
    2. The Carolina Grasshopper
    3. The Hunt for the Harvester
    4. Goldenrods
  16. October
    1. Autumnal Songsters
    2. Black Walnut Bonanza
    3. A Relocating Crown
    4. In the Carbon Sink
  17. November
    1. Wild Geese
    2. Witch Hazel
    3. All Change
    4. The Greatness of the Great Mullein
  18. December
    1. Love in a Cold Climate
    2. Squirrel Dreys
    3. Coyotes
    4. Duck Time
  19. Postscript
  20. References
  21. Copyright

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