The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 72National Geographic Society., 1937 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 192
... coast from Mexico to Colombia , the American oyster - catcher has been greatly reduced in the northern part of its range , so that although Audubon found these birds a century ago in southern Labrador , they are today rarely seen north ...
... coast from Mexico to Colombia , the American oyster - catcher has been greatly reduced in the northern part of its range , so that although Audubon found these birds a century ago in southern Labrador , they are today rarely seen north ...
Page 196
... coast as Nova Scotia , and winters from the Gulf coast to Chile and Patagonia . It has a wide migration route through the interior as well as on both coasts , so that in suitable places along lake shores and mud flats one can expect to ...
... coast as Nova Scotia , and winters from the Gulf coast to Chile and Patagonia . It has a wide migration route through the interior as well as on both coasts , so that in suitable places along lake shores and mud flats one can expect to ...
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... coast in its travels and also the Atlantic coast in the spring , and the Mississippi Valley is its favorite route through the United States . When the pectoral sandpiper arrives on the nesting ground , the male , which is appreciably ...
... coast in its travels and also the Atlantic coast in the spring , and the Mississippi Valley is its favorite route through the United States . When the pectoral sandpiper arrives on the nesting ground , the male , which is appreciably ...
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Soaring Heights of New Hampshire Attract | 73 |
Admiral Byrds Second | 105 |
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