Wildbirds Broadcasting

Florida, March 10, 1842. For the Tribune. Bird, that sittest on the spray Trilling to the fadeless leaf, Sweetest music all the day, Brea...

By Jesse E. Dow. Washington, April 7, 1845. Sweetly the blue bird warbles spring From orchard boughs where blossoms cling, And soft the se...

By J.T. Wall. Morgantown, April 15, 1845. She comes! she comes! the goddess of spring! And the gleam of her bright and waving wing, As she...

By H.F.C. Selected for the Watchman. Come hither bright bird, from thy wild native bower, While high in the hill tops the sun rises clear, ...

By C.D. Beers. Lonely bird! what doest thou here? The sky is dark and the storm is drear; Hast thou no shelter, no downy nest Where with ...

By Wm. H.C. Hosmer. April 14. I. A subtle masquer is abroad, Attended by a merry band, Gemming with emerald the sod, And breathing fragr...

Ye come, ye come, bright warbling things, And joy is in your song. Ye bear upon your dewy wings The spring's first breath along.   ...