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Nature's Program by Gaylord Johnson - 1926 Edition with Illustrations by R.E. Todhunter antique porcelain celery dish Please see photos for surfaceto tell you at what time of the year, and in what places, you are likely to find the different birds, butterflies, animals, and plants {HISTORY} Like a book of days, except operating on the monthly calendar, Nature's Program, published in 1926, offers detailed lists of all the creatures and plant life that emerge in the landscape, month by month, across one full year. Using New York City as the basecamp of observation, this field guide begins in