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Page 257
... species are known , with a rather wide range in size , shape , habits , flavor , and food value . Some excellent species exist in the equatorial and sub- tropical regions , but the best occur in temperate climes . The northern limits of ...
... species are known , with a rather wide range in size , shape , habits , flavor , and food value . Some excellent species exist in the equatorial and sub- tropical regions , but the best occur in temperate climes . The northern limits of ...
Page 369
... species are paired by the middle of the month . Any attempt to make separate laws and dates for the different species would prove unsatisfactory , and the only practicable way is to prohibit all spring shooting . WHY A SHORT HUNTING ...
... species are paired by the middle of the month . Any attempt to make separate laws and dates for the different species would prove unsatisfactory , and the only practicable way is to prohibit all spring shooting . WHY A SHORT HUNTING ...
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... species and the defiling of buildings by its droppings and by its own unsightly structures , are serious objections to this sparrow . Moreover , in rural districts , it is destructive to grain , fruit , peas , beans , and other ...
... species and the defiling of buildings by its droppings and by its own unsightly structures , are serious objections to this sparrow . Moreover , in rural districts , it is destructive to grain , fruit , peas , beans , and other ...
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