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... fish is sighted , one or more of the birds will dive in and give chase under water for fifty feet or more , usually coming up with the quarry . The birds of course would gulp the fish right down , but the fisherman is in business and he ...
... fish is sighted , one or more of the birds will dive in and give chase under water for fifty feet or more , usually coming up with the quarry . The birds of course would gulp the fish right down , but the fisherman is in business and he ...
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... fish without los- ing the first , second , and third has been a matter of speculation . During my sojourn on the atoll I also was intrigued by this Nature mystery and unsuc- cessfully endeavored to watch the white terns at their fishing ...
... fish without los- ing the first , second , and third has been a matter of speculation . During my sojourn on the atoll I also was intrigued by this Nature mystery and unsuc- cessfully endeavored to watch the white terns at their fishing ...
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... fish in its half - open beak . After crushing it to lifelessness , the bird tipped back its head and allowed the quarry to settle against those previously captured . Two more fishes were caught in like man- ner within easy view of the ...
... fish in its half - open beak . After crushing it to lifelessness , the bird tipped back its head and allowed the quarry to settle against those previously captured . Two more fishes were caught in like man- ner within easy view of the ...
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Columbia National Forest Wash 73 74 75 77 | 73 |
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Columbia River CanadaU S 90 304 688 692 | 106 |
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