October 31, 1906. Professor Hodge: Clark University, Worcester, Mass. My Dear Sir: I have your favor of the 23rd instant, and am sending you herewith several copies of the leaflet entitled “A Plea for the Protection of Our Birds”. You ask for any other, and more recent figures concerning estimates of insects consumed by birds. While I have written something of the kind, it is not printed in such form as to be readily available for distribution. It is contained in the second Annual Proceedings of the Nebraska Ornithologists Union in a paper entitled “Birds That Nest in Nebraska”. Not having the paper as a separate I can not mail you a copy of the same. Yours very truly,
October 31, 1906. Professor Hodge: Clark University, Worcester, Mass. My Dear Sir: I have your favor of the 23rd instant, and am sending you herewith several copies of the leaflet entitled “A Plea for the Protection of Our Birds”. You ask for any other, and more recent figures concerning estimates of insects consumed by birds. While I have written something of the kind, it is not printed in such form as to be readily available for distribution. It is contained in the second Annual Proceedings of the Nebraska Ornithologists Union in a paper entitled “Birds That Nest in Nebraska”. Not having the paper as a separate I can not mail you a copy of the same. Yours very truly,