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Page 63
... eggs of most falcons are heavily spotted with reddish brown , being among the most handsomely and richly marked known . Many species exhibit considerable di- versity in the extent and amount of mark- ings , the eggs in some cases ...
... eggs of most falcons are heavily spotted with reddish brown , being among the most handsomely and richly marked known . Many species exhibit considerable di- versity in the extent and amount of mark- ings , the eggs in some cases ...
Page 91
... eggs are laid on the bare surface , with only whatever rubbish may have accumulated for nesting material . Two to five consti- tute a complete set , three or four being the customary complement . The ground color of the eggs is creamy ...
... eggs are laid on the bare surface , with only whatever rubbish may have accumulated for nesting material . Two to five consti- tute a complete set , three or four being the customary complement . The ground color of the eggs is creamy ...
Page 369
... eggs , they were small and scarce . Despite many pessimistic warnings that conditions were not suitable for raising high - grade poultry , a number of enthusiasts . began to import varieties that had proved their worth in the United ...
... eggs , they were small and scarce . Despite many pessimistic warnings that conditions were not suitable for raising high - grade poultry , a number of enthusiasts . began to import varieties that had proved their worth in the United ...
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CubaThe Isle of Romance By ENRIQUE C Canova 345 | 43 |
Eagles Hawks and Vultures 5 ills in color from paintings by MAJ ALLAN BROOKS | 64 |
Ant spider synemosyna formica | 194 |
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