The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 62National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... appear in an early number of the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGA- ZINE . EDITOR . Photograph by Wright M. Pierce THE NEST OF A BLACK. T HE smallest birds in existence are humming birds - the Trochilidae . They are found only in the New World ...
... appear in an early number of the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGA- ZINE . EDITOR . Photograph by Wright M. Pierce THE NEST OF A BLACK. T HE smallest birds in existence are humming birds - the Trochilidae . They are found only in the New World ...
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... appear . Wood ibises do not stab their prey as do herons , on occasion , but seize it between their large and powerful beaks . A bill I once measured was nine inches long and seven and a half inches around at the base . The head of this ...
... appear . Wood ibises do not stab their prey as do herons , on occasion , but seize it between their large and powerful beaks . A bill I once measured was nine inches long and seven and a half inches around at the base . The head of this ...
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... APPEARS A. EVEN HAMMOCK BEDS NEAR THE ROOF WERE DAMP Torrents poured on the tarpaulin shelters and mists rose from ... appear . DAMPNESS IS THE EXPLORER'S WORST ENEMY Our chief trouble in the forest came from dampness . When we arrived ...
... APPEARS A. EVEN HAMMOCK BEDS NEAR THE ROOF WERE DAMP Torrents poured on the tarpaulin shelters and mists rose from ... appear . DAMPNESS IS THE EXPLORER'S WORST ENEMY Our chief trouble in the forest came from dampness . When we arrived ...
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Alert Energetic and Resourceful Its British Pluck and Skill in Arts | 131 |
Romantic History of Cramped Medieval City Vies With | 219 |
Shark FishingAn Australian Industry By NORMAN Ellison_ | 358 |
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