Against the southern horizon shone the yellow birch of a wigwam.

Presently I picked up a yellow birch stick the size of my arm.

Uncle Peabody had sat splintering the long stick of yellow birch.

The woods were largely pine, though yellow birch, beech, and maple were common.

Paul, you see if you can tell yellow birch from oak this time!

Owen Ford stood before her, leaning against the bronze column of a yellow birch.

Under the noble yellow birch we cooked our own fish.

The one above the drawing-room was nearly filled with the yellow birch-wood wardrobe and bed.

Everywhere a stunted growth of yellow birch, mountain-ash, and spruce and fir opposed our progress.

Indian summer sunshine over the dappled yellow birch trees.

These are, in the order named, black birch, hickory, sugar maple, yellow birch, and red beech.

They are the natural home of the black and yellow birch, which grow here to unusual size.

Here a yellow birch and beech, and there a crimson maple betrayed the silent approach of winter.

A young yellow birch has a venerable, patriarchal look, and seems ill at ease under such premature honors.

Only a faint smoke from the smouldering logs curled up among the branches of the yellow birch over camp.

On looking around I saw where one had been at work excavating a lodge in a small yellow birch.