The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 72National Geographic Society., 1938 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 69
... appear later in the spring than the female yellow jackets , emerging from hibernation after the latter's nests have been established . Entering the yellow jackets ' nests , they induce , or force , the yellow - jacket workers to raise ...
... appear later in the spring than the female yellow jackets , emerging from hibernation after the latter's nests have been established . Entering the yellow jackets ' nests , they induce , or force , the yellow - jacket workers to raise ...
Page 193
... appear on our southern beaches in March and April . Indeed , many pass the winter on our Gulf coast , but they do not reach the Northern States until late May . June , and most of July , they pass on the Northern Plains in and about the ...
... appear on our southern beaches in March and April . Indeed , many pass the winter on our Gulf coast , but they do not reach the Northern States until late May . June , and most of July , they pass on the Northern Plains in and about the ...
Page 204
... appear on the reefs and rocky ledges off the New England coast until No- vember or December , and they usually leave again by March for their nesting ground on Baffin Island and in Greenland . The species has a very limited range in ...
... appear on the reefs and rocky ledges off the New England coast until No- vember or December , and they usually leave again by March for their nesting ground on Baffin Island and in Greenland . The species has a very limited range in ...
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Algonquian Indians | 57 |
Soaring Heights of New Hampshire Attract | 73 |
Admiral Byrds Second | 105 |
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