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Page 508
... grosbeaks , and the " bunt- ings , " have close relatives in Central and South America and none in the Old World . Hence , we feel that our species came origi- nally from the south . Furthermore , most of them are quite migratory and ...
... grosbeaks , and the " bunt- ings , " have close relatives in Central and South America and none in the Old World . Hence , we feel that our species came origi- nally from the south . Furthermore , most of them are quite migratory and ...
Page 518
... grosbeak looks much more like the female as he roams through the forest of central and northern South America , for the ... grosbeaks resemble the females , except that the linings of the wings of the males are rose red instead of yellow ...
... grosbeak looks much more like the female as he roams through the forest of central and northern South America , for the ... grosbeaks resemble the females , except that the linings of the wings of the males are rose red instead of yellow ...
Page 519
... grosbeak's nest is like that of the other grosbeaks , being a rather flimsy , shallow affair of rootlets and weed stems . But , like the buntings ' nests , it is placed in weeds , usually not far from the ground . The three or four eggs ...
... grosbeak's nest is like that of the other grosbeaks , being a rather flimsy , shallow affair of rootlets and weed stems . But , like the buntings ' nests , it is placed in weeds , usually not far from the ground . The three or four eggs ...
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The Azores By HARRIET CHALMERS ADAMS | 35 |
Lifes Pattern on the Italian Riviera By HELEN CHURCHILL CANDEE | 67 |
graphs by G C MATSON__ | 145 |
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