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XII. Life in an Aquarium
Mary Rogers Miller. 141 XIII. A Study of Fishes
H. D. Reed. 157 XIV. The Opening of a Cocoon
Mary Rogers Miller. 167 XV. A Talk about Spiders
John Henry Comstock. 171 XVI. Life History of the Toad
Simon Henry Gage. 185 XVII. Life in a Terrarium
Alice I. Kent. 207 XVIII. Directions for Collecting and Preserving Insects
Anna Botsford Comstock. 213 XIX. Some Tent-Makers
Anna Botsford Comstock. 227 XX. Mosquitoes
Mary Rogers Miller. 237 XXI. The Ways of the Ant
Anna Botsford Comstock. 243 XXII. The Birds and I
L. H. Bailey. 253 XXIII. The Early Birds
Louis Agassiz Fuertes. 261 XXIV. The Woodpeckers
Anna Botsford Comstock. 269 XXV. The Chickadee
Anna Botsford Comstock. 279 XXVI. The White-Breasted Nuthatch
Anna Botsford Comstock. 283 XXVII. About Crows
Mary Rogers Miller. 287 XXVIII. How a Squash Plant Gets Out of the Seed
L. H. Bailey. 291 XXIX. How the Trees Look in Winter
L. H. Bailey. 297 XXX. One Way of Drawing Trees in Their Winter Aspects
Charles W. Furlong. 307 XXXI. Four Apple Twigs
L. H. Bailey. 317 XXXII. The Burst of Spring
L. H. Bailey. 327 XXXIII. Evergreens and How They Shed Their Leaves
H. P. Gould. 333 XXXIV. The Clovers and Their Kin
Anna Botsford Comstock. 349 XXXV. How Plants Live Together
L. H. Bailey. 361 XXXVI. Planting a Plant
L. H. Bailey. 367 XXXVII. Cuttings and Cuttings
L. H. Bailey. 369 XXXVIII. A Children's Garden
L. H. Bailey. 379