Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Pageant of Nature, Vol. 1
There are many ways of studying Nature. F ir'st and oldest, there are the lore and lure Of the hunter and sportsman. I am not going to decry pursuits merely because I have no mind for them. Hunters and sportsmen were the first naturalists and have laid broad and deep-foundations Of our knowledge. But their modes and their objects are falling out Of fashion - to my mind fortunately, because I cannot see any rational distinction between the excitement of boys chasing a cat in a garden suburb and sportsmen at an otter hunt. In our pages you will not hear the hunter's horn, or get advice on the breeding of pheasants.
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