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Page 56 - ... individuals. They were industriously dabbling in the mud for food until satisfied, and then congregated on bars, where they sat dozing in the sun or lazily arranging their feathers. By lying flat on the ground and creeping cautiously forward, I repeatedly approached within thirty or forty yards of parties near shore without their showing any uneasiness. The first of June, they began depositing eggs on the flat marshy islands bordering the sea all along the middle and southern part of the delta.