. Nature study and agriculture. Nature study; Agriculture. American Bittern Sandhill Crane bill large and pointed. A beautifully colored but clumsy looking creature. Common S.R. igi Least Bittern. S.R. 201 Green Heron. Rare S.R. 194 Great Blue Heron. M. and S.R. 202 Black-crowned Night Heron. American Egret. M. S.R. Crane Family. — Very large birds with very long neck and long legs, inhabiting prairies, and marshes. They are considered good eating, and are prized as game birds. 204 Whooping Crane. JL and S.R. 206 Sandhill Crane. M. and S.R. 205 Little Brown Crane. M. Rail Family. — Legs only m
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. Nature study and agriculture. Nature study; Agriculture. American Bittern Sandhill Crane bill large and pointed. A beautifully colored but clumsy looking creature. Common S.R. igi Least Bittern. S.R. 201 Green Heron. Rare S.R. 194 Great Blue Heron. M. and S.R. 202 Black-crowned Night Heron. American Egret. M. S.R. Crane Family. — Very large birds with very long neck and long legs, inhabiting prairies, and marshes. They are considered good eating, and are prized as game birds. 204 Whooping Crane. JL and S.R. 206 Sandhill Crane. M. and S.R. 205 Little Brown Crane. M. Rail Family. — Legs only moderately long, bill rather short, toes long. The rails live in marshy places, but the feet of coots are partially webbed, and they have the swimming habits of ducks. 212 Virginia Rail. Length g| inches. Lives and nests in swamps and marshes and is seldom seen but often heard. The morning and evening notes are a succession of grunting sounds like those of a hungry pig, and during the breeding season, the. 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.. Schmidt, Charles Christian, 1859-. Boston, New York [etc. ] D. C. Heath & Co
