Letter from Frank M. Chapman to Theodore Roosevelt
Frank M. Chapman writes to Theodore Roosevelt on his return from South America. Chapman discusses depictions of cactus wrens and discusses their attributes. Inquiring on Roosevelt’s work on protective coloration, Chapman details his experiences in relation to the topic. Chapman hopes he can discuss the portions of Roosevelt’s paper pertaining to birds. He continues by discussing new publications on ornithology.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-06-19
