The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 137
... coming down the wind along nearly straight runways , are able to scent any foe approaching from the rear , be it man or wolf . DEER EASILY SHOT AT THE RAILROAD CROSSING My first information concerning this migration came shortly after ...
... coming down the wind along nearly straight runways , are able to scent any foe approaching from the rear , be it man or wolf . DEER EASILY SHOT AT THE RAILROAD CROSSING My first information concerning this migration came shortly after ...
Page 145
... coming of the deep snows and when open waters still offer an effective means of baffling pursuers . When chased thereafter a buck will make his final stand by facing the foe , rearing high and coming down with the sharp forefeet on any ...
... coming of the deep snows and when open waters still offer an effective means of baffling pursuers . When chased thereafter a buck will make his final stand by facing the foe , rearing high and coming down with the sharp forefeet on any ...
Page 157
... coming of the angle- worm , the history of their naturalization may prove of interest to the scientist . The robin , however , is still a bene- ficiary , for these worms constitute their chief diet in May and June , before the coming of ...
... coming of the angle- worm , the history of their naturalization may prove of interest to the scientist . The robin , however , is still a bene- ficiary , for these worms constitute their chief diet in May and June , before the coming of ...
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