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Page 249
With Paradise Bird Plumes in His Hair , a New Guinea Swain Comes to a Dance In the prow of his outrigger canoe he has brought a drum and an orchid ( Dendrobium ) which is common in the low coastal mangrove area where the Lesser , Twelve ...
With Paradise Bird Plumes in His Hair , a New Guinea Swain Comes to a Dance In the prow of his outrigger canoe he has brought a drum and an orchid ( Dendrobium ) which is common in the low coastal mangrove area where the Lesser , Twelve ...
Page 274
... paradise birds . However , these hybrids are undoubtedly very rare , probably sterile , and only serve to accentuate the need of some mechanism , display or otherwise , to keep the paradise birds from interbreeding . King Bird of Paradise ...
... paradise birds . However , these hybrids are undoubtedly very rare , probably sterile , and only serve to accentuate the need of some mechanism , display or otherwise , to keep the paradise birds from interbreeding . King Bird of Paradise ...
Page 277
... Paradise captured on courtship dancing trees ( page 252 ) . For their own dance , several men have brought drums . The small hand drum in upper center is decorated with black plumes of the cassowary , large flightless bird of New Guinea ...
... Paradise captured on courtship dancing trees ( page 252 ) . For their own dance , several men have brought drums . The small hand drum in upper center is decorated with black plumes of the cassowary , large flightless bird of New Guinea ...
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