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Page 85
... seen frequently by day . That the two are distinct species can be seen easily by comparison of the figures and accounts here given . Rarely in daytime whippoorwills may be flushed in the thickets in which they sleep during the daylight ...
... seen frequently by day . That the two are distinct species can be seen easily by comparison of the figures and accounts here given . Rarely in daytime whippoorwills may be flushed in the thickets in which they sleep during the daylight ...
Page 86
... seen and most familiar , since , though it shares the nocturnal habits of its rela- tives , it is also regularly abroad by day , when its long - winged form is prominently seen , as it quar- ters the sky in its migrations or in search ...
... seen and most familiar , since , though it shares the nocturnal habits of its rela- tives , it is also regularly abroad by day , when its long - winged form is prominently seen , as it quar- ters the sky in its migrations or in search ...
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... seen the great white bands flying up and down the sound every day , or has seen them in large flocks in the quiet bays and heard their clear , flutelike notes , often during the darkness of the night , will be ever ready to defend them ...
... seen the great white bands flying up and down the sound every day , or has seen them in large flocks in the quiet bays and heard their clear , flutelike notes , often during the darkness of the night , will be ever ready to defend them ...
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Humming Birds Peculiar to the New World | 65 |
Miniatures of Macao China 11 illustrations in color from natural color photographs | 340 |
Shark FishingAn Australian Industry By NORMAN ELLISON | 358 |
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