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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. â a 4J 1- O CJ 'IJ , rf OJ ⢠'IJ Sl tfi o -6H o ^ -fc C o"-" o o s 5 Ci "til s -,-'" " ^^£ ;?: Pi >. C a; -C -^' c u: oi-^r r ood rper agin ^y^E rt J= C ^J J=*- rt^ ^S'S° f^ ^-o^ 330. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Washington, D. C. : National Geographic Society - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. â a 4J 1- O CJ 'IJ , rf OJ ⢠'IJ Sl tfi o -6H o ^ -fc C o"-" o o s 5 Ci "til s -,-'" " ^^£ ;?: Pi >. C a; -C -^' c u: oi-^r r ood rper agin ^y^E rt J= C ^J J=*- rt^ ^S'S° f^ ^-o^ 330. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Washington, D. C. : National Geographic Society
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![. A natural history of birds : illustrated with a hundred and one copper plates, curiously engraven from the life . d all the lower partof the Back are black; the Wings party-coloured of black and white, viz,the middle Feathers both Quills and Coverts are white, and the outer andinner black; the long fcapular Feathers are alfo party-coloured of blackand white. The Tail is three Inches and a half long, made up of iixteen Feathers,from the outermofl: by degrees longer; yet is not the Tail fharp, but ra-ther round pointed, all of an uniform black Colour. The Legs are very fhort, of a yellowifh re - Stock Image]() . A natural history of birds : illustrated with a hundred and one copper plates, curiously engraven from the life . d all the lower partof the Back are black; the Wings party-coloured of black and white, viz,the middle Feathers both Quills and Coverts are white, and the outer andinner black; the long fcapular Feathers are alfo party-coloured of blackand white. The Tail is three Inches and a half long, made up of iixteen Feathers,from the outermofl: by degrees longer; yet is not the Tail fharp, but ra-ther round pointed, all of an uniform black Colour. The Legs are very fhort, of a yellowifh re
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. ADVENTURES WITH BIRDS OF PREY 123 mountainsi d e. The female duck hawk on the other side of the cliff screamed and cir- cled above us,giv- ing an occasional backward glance over her shoulder to see if her eggs were unharmed. If she did not return quickly after our depar- ture, the male would drop from the sky hundreds of feet above the cliff and force the female back to her nest by a series of lightning stoops. Every time the female flew away from the cliff, the tier- cel would head her off and drive her back. Finally she would - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. ADVENTURES WITH BIRDS OF PREY 123 mountainsi d e. The female duck hawk on the other side of the cliff screamed and cir- cled above us,giv- ing an occasional backward glance over her shoulder to see if her eggs were unharmed. If she did not return quickly after our depar- ture, the male would drop from the sky hundreds of feet above the cliff and force the female back to her nest by a series of lightning stoops. Every time the female flew away from the cliff, the tier- cel would head her off and drive her back. Finally she would
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. A SANDWICH FOR TWO Photo by Louise Birt Eaynes Having accepted the invitation, the bird settles down to enjoy his meal. The fact that he must share a sandwich with his host does not disturb him, for, like all birds, he is quick to recognize and trust a human friend (see picture, page 334). or woodland glade may be flooded and a pond thereby installed, there is hardly any limit to the enjoyment that may be derived from a pond of this sort. ATTRACTING THE WILD DUCK There is a little woodland glade, con- taining an acre or so, on - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. A SANDWICH FOR TWO Photo by Louise Birt Eaynes Having accepted the invitation, the bird settles down to enjoy his meal. The fact that he must share a sandwich with his host does not disturb him, for, like all birds, he is quick to recognize and trust a human friend (see picture, page 334). or woodland glade may be flooded and a pond thereby installed, there is hardly any limit to the enjoyment that may be derived from a pond of this sort. ATTRACTING THE WILD DUCK There is a little woodland glade, con- taining an acre or so, on
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photograph by V. J. Jaycock A HAPPY FAMILY Of MALLARDS Probable ancestor of the common barnyard Duck and most numerous and popular of our American "quackers" is the Mallard. Feeding almost entirely on vegetable matter and with a special penchant for wild rice when available, it constitutes food par excellence. times the same pair remain united and raise two or three broods in a season. Again, they remate indiscriminately. Or- dinarily, only two sets of eggs are laid and two broods raised, but if one set is de- stroye - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photograph by V. J. Jaycock A HAPPY FAMILY Of MALLARDS Probable ancestor of the common barnyard Duck and most numerous and popular of our American "quackers" is the Mallard. Feeding almost entirely on vegetable matter and with a special penchant for wild rice when available, it constitutes food par excellence. times the same pair remain united and raise two or three broods in a season. Again, they remate indiscriminately. Or- dinarily, only two sets of eggs are laid and two broods raised, but if one set is de- stroye
 . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photograph by V. J. Jaycock A HAPPY FAMILY Of MALLARDS Probable ancestor of the common barnyard Duck and most numerous and popular of our American "quackers" is the Mallard. Feeding almost entirely on vegetable matter and with a special penchant for wild rice when available, it constitutes food par excellence. times the same pair remain united and raise two or three broods in a season. Again, they remate indiscriminately. Or- dinarily, only two sets of eggs are laid and two broods raised, but if one set is de- stroyehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/articles-about-birds-from-national-geographic-magazine-birds-photograph-by-v-j-jaycock-a-happy-family-of-mallards-probable-ancestor-of-the-common-barnyard-duck-and-most-numerous-and-popular-of-our-american-quotquackersquot-is-the-mallard-feeding-almost-entirely-on-vegetable-matter-and-with-a-special-penchant-for-wild-rice-when-available-it-constitutes-food-par-excellence-times-the-same-pair-remain-united-and-raise-two-or-three-broods-in-a-season-again-they-remate-indiscriminately-or-dinarily-only-two-sets-of-eggs-are-laid-and-two-broods-raised-but-if-one-set-is-de-stroye-image216343951.html
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Fhoto by Earnest Harold Baynes THE FOOD BELL "Baron von Berlepsch has invented a food bell that supplies grain, etc., automatically from a receptacle above, and which may be suspended from a tree or piazza roof or any other place that seems best" (see page 332). Sunflowers may be planted in groups about the flower garden or in lines among the rows of vegetables; wild sarsaparilla and pokeberry along the boundary walls ; while if you have a corner somewhere in the fields that can be planted with buck- wheat and Japanes - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Fhoto by Earnest Harold Baynes THE FOOD BELL "Baron von Berlepsch has invented a food bell that supplies grain, etc., automatically from a receptacle above, and which may be suspended from a tree or piazza roof or any other place that seems best" (see page 332). Sunflowers may be planted in groups about the flower garden or in lines among the rows of vegetables; wild sarsaparilla and pokeberry along the boundary walls ; while if you have a corner somewhere in the fields that can be planted with buck- wheat and Japanes
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. I 02 The Natioxal Geographic Magazine. Photo by E. R. Warren FIELD MOUSE When numerous field mice do enormous damage to crops (see page 92) zone maps of the utmost practical use— and a very important one—is to accom- pany the maps with a list of the fruits, grains, and vegetables best suited to each zone. Thus the necessary experimenta- tion ijn the part of the farmer is reduced to a minimum. The farmer who wishes to find land where a certain crop may be planted with success, or the emigrant in search of conditions similar to t - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. I 02 The Natioxal Geographic Magazine. Photo by E. R. Warren FIELD MOUSE When numerous field mice do enormous damage to crops (see page 92) zone maps of the utmost practical use— and a very important one—is to accom- pany the maps with a list of the fruits, grains, and vegetables best suited to each zone. Thus the necessary experimenta- tion ijn the part of the farmer is reduced to a minimum. The farmer who wishes to find land where a certain crop may be planted with success, or the emigrant in search of conditions similar to t
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 802 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. AN AVIAN POACHEE GETS A CHANCE WHEN KINGFISH Photograph by A. A. Allen HAS A SUCKER IN ITS BILL The belted kingfisher is notoriously jealous of its "fishing rights" along a favorite river. Some call this frequenter of lonely streams an enemy of young trout, but its diet is largely restricted to chubs, minnows, and other shallow-water fish of no value to anglers. An expert high diver, this bird may plunge 50 feet to snap up its prey from the water. The red-brown band across the low - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 802 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. AN AVIAN POACHEE GETS A CHANCE WHEN KINGFISH Photograph by A. A. Allen HAS A SUCKER IN ITS BILL The belted kingfisher is notoriously jealous of its "fishing rights" along a favorite river. Some call this frequenter of lonely streams an enemy of young trout, but its diet is largely restricted to chubs, minnows, and other shallow-water fish of no value to anglers. An expert high diver, this bird may plunge 50 feet to snap up its prey from the water. The red-brown band across the low
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photo by Howard H. Cleaves SHOWING THE GOLDFISH WITH "FUIJ, RIG" <)F FINS UEFORE BEING ANCHORED OUT FOR THE EXPERIMENT 30. Willow Creek, Mont. 31. Carlsbad, N. Mex, 32. Rio Grande, N. Mex. 3i. Cold Springs, Ore. 34. Belle Fourche, S. Dak. 35. Strawberrj' 'alley, Utah. 36. Kcechelus, Wash. S7. Kachess, Wash. 38. Clcalum, Wash. 39. Humping Lake, Wash. 40. Conconull.v, Wash. 41. Pathfinder, Wi'o. 42. Shoshone, Wyo. 43. Minidoka, Idaho. 44. Bering Sea, Alaska. 45. Tuxedni, Alaska. 46. St. Lazaria, Alaska. 47. "S' - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photo by Howard H. Cleaves SHOWING THE GOLDFISH WITH "FUIJ, RIG" <)F FINS UEFORE BEING ANCHORED OUT FOR THE EXPERIMENT 30. Willow Creek, Mont. 31. Carlsbad, N. Mex, 32. Rio Grande, N. Mex. 3i. Cold Springs, Ore. 34. Belle Fourche, S. Dak. 35. Strawberrj' 'alley, Utah. 36. Kcechelus, Wash. S7. Kachess, Wash. 38. Clcalum, Wash. 39. Humping Lake, Wash. 40. Conconull.v, Wash. 41. Pathfinder, Wi'o. 42. Shoshone, Wyo. 43. Minidoka, Idaho. 44. Bering Sea, Alaska. 45. Tuxedni, Alaska. 46. St. Lazaria, Alaska. 47. "S'
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![. A natural history of birds : illustrated with a hundred and one copper plates, curiously engraven from the life . rown, and the interior livid orpale blue; the Claws broad like human Nails : The Legs are fituate verybackwards, fo that it feems not able to walk unlefs ercded perpendicular-ly on the Tail. It hath no Labyrinth upon the Wind-Pipe : The Liver isdivided into two Lobes, and hath a Bladder to contain Gall; above the Sto-mach the Gullet is dilated into a kind of Craw; the Throat is very loofeand dilatable; the Guts large, efpecially towards the Stomach. The Stomach is lefs muiculous - Stock Image]() . A natural history of birds : illustrated with a hundred and one copper plates, curiously engraven from the life . rown, and the interior livid orpale blue; the Claws broad like human Nails : The Legs are fituate verybackwards, fo that it feems not able to walk unlefs ercded perpendicular-ly on the Tail. It hath no Labyrinth upon the Wind-Pipe : The Liver isdivided into two Lobes, and hath a Bladder to contain Gall; above the Sto-mach the Gullet is dilated into a kind of Craw; the Throat is very loofeand dilatable; the Guts large, efpecially towards the Stomach. The Stomach is lefs muiculous
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![. A general synopsis of birds . The head black, marked wich round fpotsof whites one fpot on each feather ; back and wings grey ;breaft yellowifli, crofted with tranfverfe lines of black; tailbrown, with pale margins. The male has flefh-coloured lines on the fore part of the head;behind dotted with white. Inhabits India, E N G T H four inches and a half. Bill brown : crown ofthe head and nape black, with a ftripe of white down thefhaft of each feather : hind part of the neck and back of a brown-ifh alh-colour, inclining to olive near the rump: between the billand eye a deep yellow fpot: the wi - Stock Image]() . A general synopsis of birds . The head black, marked wich round fpotsof whites one fpot on each feather ; back and wings grey ;breaft yellowifli, crofted with tranfverfe lines of black; tailbrown, with pale margins. The male has flefh-coloured lines on the fore part of the head;behind dotted with white. Inhabits India, E N G T H four inches and a half. Bill brown : crown ofthe head and nape black, with a ftripe of white down thefhaft of each feather : hind part of the neck and back of a brown-ifh alh-colour, inclining to olive near the rump: between the billand eye a deep yellow fpot: the wi
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photo Ijy Thomas E. Marr and Son ANOTHER PLACE WHERE BIRDS LIKE TO NEST A wood road at The Pines. In the thickets along its sides the catbird, cuckoo, golden- winged warbler, chestnut-sided warbler, bluejay, brown thrush, chewink, purple finch, tanager^ and other birds find attractive nesting sites. This wood road runs through that portion of Mr. Kennard's place on which the undergrowth has been encouraged, and on which over thirty varieties of birds breed each year (see page 315). Contrast with the scene on page 320. 319. Plea - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photo Ijy Thomas E. Marr and Son ANOTHER PLACE WHERE BIRDS LIKE TO NEST A wood road at The Pines. In the thickets along its sides the catbird, cuckoo, golden- winged warbler, chestnut-sided warbler, bluejay, brown thrush, chewink, purple finch, tanager^ and other birds find attractive nesting sites. This wood road runs through that portion of Mr. Kennard's place on which the undergrowth has been encouraged, and on which over thirty varieties of birds breed each year (see page 315). Contrast with the scene on page 320. 319. Plea
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 410 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. © Kurt and Margot Lubinski STOGIES AND SMOLDERING PIPES AID MECHANICAL SMOKERS As long as seller and buyer slap hands after each bid, no bystander may interfere by raising the offer, according to the rules of this Netherland bee exchange. When bees swarm in the market, the new colony is publicly sold and the proceeds are donated to charity. nitrogenous products which the plants liber- ate in the nectar. All these ingredients are processed in the laboratory of the hive so that we have many v - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 410 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. © Kurt and Margot Lubinski STOGIES AND SMOLDERING PIPES AID MECHANICAL SMOKERS As long as seller and buyer slap hands after each bid, no bystander may interfere by raising the offer, according to the rules of this Netherland bee exchange. When bees swarm in the market, the new colony is publicly sold and the proceeds are donated to charity. nitrogenous products which the plants liber- ate in the nectar. All these ingredients are processed in the laboratory of the hive so that we have many v
 . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 410 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. © Kurt and Margot Lubinski STOGIES AND SMOLDERING PIPES AID MECHANICAL SMOKERS As long as seller and buyer slap hands after each bid, no bystander may interfere by raising the offer, according to the rules of this Netherland bee exchange. When bees swarm in the market, the new colony is publicly sold and the proceeds are donated to charity. nitrogenous products which the plants liber- ate in the nectar. All these ingredients are processed in the laboratory of the hive so that we have many vhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/articles-about-birds-from-national-geographic-magazine-birds-410-the-national-geographic-magazine-kurt-and-margot-lubinski-stogies-and-smoldering-pipes-aid-mechanical-smokers-as-long-as-seller-and-buyer-slap-hands-after-each-bid-no-bystander-may-interfere-by-raising-the-offer-according-to-the-rules-of-this-netherland-bee-exchange-when-bees-swarm-in-the-market-the-new-colony-is-publicly-sold-and-the-proceeds-are-donated-to-charity-nitrogenous-products-which-the-plants-liber-ate-in-the-nectar-all-these-ingredients-are-processed-in-the-laboratory-of-the-hive-so-that-we-have-many-v-image216349444.html
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. HAWKS THAT ARE THE FRIENDS OF MAN LargCj conspicuous hawks are all of great economic value, being tile principal natural check on the hordes of noxious rodents that, if unmolested, would soon render agriculture unprofitable. The large soaring, circling hawks of the open country are not the ones that molest the farmer's poultry, but are the ones that hold in check the field-mice, gophers, ground-squirrels, mole-crickets and grasshoppers that annually cost the country many millions of dollars through their depredations on crops, - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. HAWKS THAT ARE THE FRIENDS OF MAN LargCj conspicuous hawks are all of great economic value, being tile principal natural check on the hordes of noxious rodents that, if unmolested, would soon render agriculture unprofitable. The large soaring, circling hawks of the open country are not the ones that molest the farmer's poultry, but are the ones that hold in check the field-mice, gophers, ground-squirrels, mole-crickets and grasshoppers that annually cost the country many millions of dollars through their depredations on crops,
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![. A natural history of birds : illustrated with a hundred and one copper plates, curiously engraven from the life . uncles, wherewith the Noftrils are invented round, and the Head inthe fore Part feparated from the Bill, of the lower Edges are lightly re-fleded back under bothNoftiils; what is between the Crown and thisFlejQi on the right and left Side, is marked with a double fcaly Incifure,but behind with none. The Colour under the Jaws or Throat is a dark purple; the Neck moredilute, and fprinkled with fniall white Specks. The Number of quillFeathers was twenty three, the firft four of whic - Stock Image]() . A natural history of birds : illustrated with a hundred and one copper plates, curiously engraven from the life . uncles, wherewith the Noftrils are invented round, and the Head inthe fore Part feparated from the Bill, of the lower Edges are lightly re-fleded back under bothNoftiils; what is between the Crown and thisFlejQi on the right and left Side, is marked with a double fcaly Incifure,but behind with none. The Colour under the Jaws or Throat is a dark purple; the Neck moredilute, and fprinkled with fniall white Specks. The Number of quillFeathers was twenty three, the firft four of whic
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. ) National Geographic Society Painting by Hashime Murayama WASPS, BEES, AND NEAR RELATIONS BUZZ ABOUT CHOKECHERRY BLOSSOMS There are thousands of kinds of small parasitic wasplike insects. Because they prey upon crop- destroying .insects, they are valuable farmers' allies. Those under the glass arc enlarged five times, others are life size. (1) and (12) Leaf-cutter bees {Rlcoachile latimauiis); (2) a parasitic Chalcid-fly {Spilochalcis flavopicta); (3) a small Leaf-cutter [illegachile brevis); - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. ) National Geographic Society Painting by Hashime Murayama WASPS, BEES, AND NEAR RELATIONS BUZZ ABOUT CHOKECHERRY BLOSSOMS There are thousands of kinds of small parasitic wasplike insects. Because they prey upon crop- destroying .insects, they are valuable farmers' allies. Those under the glass arc enlarged five times, others are life size. (1) and (12) Leaf-cutter bees {Rlcoachile latimauiis); (2) a parasitic Chalcid-fly {Spilochalcis flavopicta); (3) a small Leaf-cutter [illegachile brevis);
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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. ODDS AND KNDS FIND THFIR WAY TO THE OSTREY S NEST This bit of carved wood weighed nearly a pound. It was found in one of tlie nests on Gardiners Island (see text, page 247).. EGGS OE THE FISH HAWK VARY IN SIZE, SHAPE, AND MARKING As a rule, the female lays from two to four eggs, rarely five. They are of a light buff base color, blotched with shades of claret and brown. The eggs measure from 2^-4 to 2-):; inches in length and from i J/2 to 2 inches in diameter.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page image - Stock Image]() . [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. ODDS AND KNDS FIND THFIR WAY TO THE OSTREY S NEST This bit of carved wood weighed nearly a pound. It was found in one of tlie nests on Gardiners Island (see text, page 247).. EGGS OE THE FISH HAWK VARY IN SIZE, SHAPE, AND MARKING As a rule, the female lays from two to four eggs, rarely five. They are of a light buff base color, blotched with shades of claret and brown. The eggs measure from 2^-4 to 2-):; inches in length and from i J/2 to 2 inches in diameter.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page image
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