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Page 475
... nest of horned owls , in which were two young of approximately the same age as those in the heron rookery ( page 483 ) . An ascent was made to the owl's nest in the heron colony , and the two young were removed to the other site , in ...
... nest of horned owls , in which were two young of approximately the same age as those in the heron rookery ( page 483 ) . An ascent was made to the owl's nest in the heron colony , and the two young were removed to the other site , in ...
Page 476
... nest would not be the outcome . The following night a small automobile trouble light was set about 30 feet from the nest . Its rays dissipated at right angles , and , although it was extremely dim , I could deter- mine poses assumed by the ...
... nest would not be the outcome . The following night a small automobile trouble light was set about 30 feet from the nest . Its rays dissipated at right angles , and , although it was extremely dim , I could deter- mine poses assumed by the ...
Page 481
... nest , I was treated to a vast assortment of calls and antics . A ruse which the bird worked at dusk , however , was the prize of the show . As bulbs and cameras were being hoisted to my treetop perch , my atten- tion was drawn to a ...
... nest , I was treated to a vast assortment of calls and antics . A ruse which the bird worked at dusk , however , was the prize of the show . As bulbs and cameras were being hoisted to my treetop perch , my atten- tion was drawn to a ...
Contents
Americans Help Liberated Europe Live Again By Lt Col Frederick Simpich Jr 747 | v |
Battleship Missouri Comes of Age II illustrations in color from official U S Navy | xix |
BornholmDenmark in a Nutshell By Mason Sutherland 239 | xxxviii |
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