The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 33National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 410
... nests are generally located high up in the trees , sometimes 100 feet from the ground , in forests where the branches of neighboring trees interlace so that it can pass from one to another and inhabit a world of its own , free from the ...
... nests are generally located high up in the trees , sometimes 100 feet from the ground , in forests where the branches of neighboring trees interlace so that it can pass from one to another and inhabit a world of its own , free from the ...
Page 415
... nests being placed well back in the midst of a mangrove thicket growing in a tidal lagoon . At high tide the mangroves were iso- lated from shore by several rods of water , so that only at low tide were the rats able to go ashore . In ...
... nests being placed well back in the midst of a mangrove thicket growing in a tidal lagoon . At high tide the mangroves were iso- lated from shore by several rods of water , so that only at low tide were the rats able to go ashore . In ...
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... nests are hidden . Most of them , however , build globular nests of grass and other vegetable matter several inches in diameter in dense grass close to the ground , or up in the midst of rank growths of weeds , or even as high as eight ...
... nests are hidden . Most of them , however , build globular nests of grass and other vegetable matter several inches in diameter in dense grass close to the ground , or up in the midst of rank growths of weeds , or even as high as eight ...
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Captain JACQUES De SIEYES | 5 |
Captain ANDRÉ DE BERROETA | 27 |
Italys Eagles of Combat and Defense | 38 |
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