The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 72National Geographic Society., 1938 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 55
... young . And yet these wasps are common . It is about the same with the other digger wasps . The number of young produced is very small . They are so well taken care of , however , that relatively few are lost , and the race prospers ...
... young . And yet these wasps are common . It is about the same with the other digger wasps . The number of young produced is very small . They are so well taken care of , however , that relatively few are lost , and the race prospers ...
Page 72
... young bees . Various kinds of digger wasps catch and kill the mother bees themselves and store them away beneath the ground to serve as food for their young . In my little colony there are two burrows of one kind of these bee - catching ...
... young bees . Various kinds of digger wasps catch and kill the mother bees themselves and store them away beneath the ground to serve as food for their young . In my little colony there are two burrows of one kind of these bee - catching ...
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... YOUNG FALCONER TRAINS OWLS AS WELL AS HAWKS Two. mountainside . The female duck hawk on the other side of the cliff ... young , both unaware that their family life was being recorded by the big bright camera eye that had frightened them ...
... YOUNG FALCONER TRAINS OWLS AS WELL AS HAWKS Two. mountainside . The female duck hawk on the other side of the cliff ... young , both unaware that their family life was being recorded by the big bright camera eye that had frightened them ...
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Algonquian Indians | 57 |
Soaring Heights of New Hampshire Attract | 73 |
Admiral Byrds Second | 105 |
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