The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 67National Geographic Society, 1935 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 217
... night , and without special search the birds themselves are difficult to see . Their presence , unseen but constantly evident , has caused imagination to play about them until in practically every country in the world there have grown ...
... night , and without special search the birds themselves are difficult to see . Their presence , unseen but constantly evident , has caused imagination to play about them until in practically every country in the world there have grown ...
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... night . Beneficial everywhere , this species , like other owls , is subject to constant persecu- tion , sad to say . The barn owls eat destruc- tive field mice and rats in large numbers , and in the West add to this diet numerous pocket ...
... night . Beneficial everywhere , this species , like other owls , is subject to constant persecu- tion , sad to say . The barn owls eat destruc- tive field mice and rats in large numbers , and in the West add to this diet numerous pocket ...
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... NIGHT. by flocks of ducks driving steadily south- ward . At intervals it turned to look back over the inland dunes ... night by a moving white object that glided noiselessly through the air . It was interpreted as the ghost of a man who ...
... NIGHT. by flocks of ducks driving steadily south- ward . At intervals it turned to look back over the inland dunes ... night by a moving white object that glided noiselessly through the air . It was interpreted as the ghost of a man who ...
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graphs by HANS HILDENBRAND | 81 |
Where the Sailing Ship Survives Åland Islands By A J VILLIERS | 101 |
Old France in Modern Canada By V C SCOTT OConnor | 167 |
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