The Union Publishing Co.'s farmers' and business directory for the counties of Haldimand, Lincoln, Welland & Wentworth.

Niagara Birds consists of some 25 articles and 368 species accounts authored by professional ornithologists and highly experienced amateur birders. An excellent account of the birds of Niagara up to the year 1965 was written by Clark Beardslee and Harold Mitchell in Birds of the Niagara Frontier Region*. Our purpose of writing Niagara Birds was to update the avian diversity in Regional Niagara over the succeeding 41-year period 1966 to 2006 and to provide a base from which to note future changes in this bird-rich and attractive corner of Ontario’s Niagara Peninsula. With topics ranging from the interaction of birds and grape growers to the effect of West Nile Virus on owls, these articles will appeal to a broad spectrum of readers. The data-filled species accounts for both common and extremely rare birds of Niagara will be of interest to the general reader, students, researchers and professional ornithologists. The design and layout of the book was created by Judie Shore of Aurora Ontario. *Beardslee, C.S., and H.D. Mitchell. 1965. Birds of the Niagara Frontier Region: An annotated check-list. Bulletin of the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences 22:1 -478.

A portfolio of 50 folio and 103 vignette etchings, printed on fine china paper, which has been pressed into a sturdy hand-made paper. The plates were printed by J.H. Daniels of Boston in black, brown, sepia or blue ink. All prints are dated, numbered, and signed or initialed in the plate by Sangster, and the folio prints have pencil signatures. Vol. 1. Vignettes (nos. 1-53) -- vol. 2. Vignettes (nos. 54-103) -- vol. 3. Plates (vol. 1 and 2, nos. 1-50).

Classified business directory of the principal cities and towns of the Province of Ontario, some 200 in number.

1893 Publisher: Dominion Odd Fellow Print. 1893, 39th annual session held at Niagara Falls. In pencil on front free endpaper of 1893 issue: Geneva Lodge #320