The 'little brown fly-catcher', the 'red ey'd flycatcher' and the 'arbor lauri folio' mb-height 928 By the 1930s

By the 1930s

whilst the young men who would normally be squiring the girls in the usual prelude to courtship languish

Peter Noone

Jim Steele digs for victory

The 'little brown fly-catcher', the 'red ey'd flycatcher' and the 'arbor lauri folio' mb-height 928 By the 1930s'Muscicapa fusca', the little brown fly catcher, 'Muscicapa oculis rubris', the red ey'd [red eyed] flycatcher, and 'Arbor lauri folio, floribus ex foliorum, alis pentapetalis, pluribus staminibus donatis' (Catesby's identifications; modern scientific names: Contopus virens, the eastern wood pewee; Vireo olivaceus, the red eyed vireo; Symplocos tinctoria, the common sweetleaf). Plate 54 from volume I of The natural history of Carolina, Florida and the