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![. Wonders of the bird world. Birds. The Mound-Builders 37 about in the jungle like their parents? The difference between the appearance of an ordinary Chicken and that of a young Mcgapode depends upon the fully developed wings of the latter, and the absence of flight- feathers in the former. Writing of Cuming's Megapode,. Nestling Megapode. to ^how the fully-developed wings. Mr. Whitehead observes—" The j'oung bird's early life is to me a mystery. It may be dug out of the heap fully fledged and ready to fly. I got one which might well pass for the adult bird of another species, but this n Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDMNKX/wonders-of-the-bird-world-birds-the-mound-builders-37-about-in-the-jungle-like-their-parents-the-difference-between-the-appearance-of-an-ordinary-chicken-and-that-of-a-young-mcgapode-depends-upon-the-fully-developed-wings-of-the-latter-and-the-absence-of-flight-feathers-in-the-former-writing-of-cumings-megapode-nestling-megapode-to-how-the-fully-developed-wings-mr-whitehead-observesquot-the-joung-birds-early-life-is-to-me-a-mystery-it-may-be-dug-out-of-the-heap-fully-fledged-and-ready-to-fly-i-got-one-which-might-well-pass-for-the-adult-bird-of-another-species-but-this-n-RDMNKX.jpg ". Wonders of the bird world. Birds. The Mound-Builders 37 about in the jungle like their parents? The difference between the appearance of an ordinary Chicken and that of a young Mcgapode depends upon the fully developed wings of the latter, and the absence of flight- feathers in the former. Writing of Cuming's Megapode,. Nestling Megapode. to ^how the fully-developed wings. Mr. Whitehead observes—" The j'oung bird's early life is to me a mystery. It may be dug out of the heap fully fledged and ready to fly. I got one which might well pass for the adult bird of another species, but this n Stock Photo")
. Wonders of the bird world. Birds. The Mound-Builders 37 about in the jungle like their parents? The difference between the appearance of an ordinary Chicken and that of a young Mcgapode depends upon the fully developed wings of the latter, and the absence of flight- feathers in the former. Writing of Cuming's Megapode,. Nestling Megapode. to ^how the fully-developed wings. Mr. Whitehead observes—" The j'oung bird's early life is to me a mystery. It may be dug out of the heap fully fledged and ready to fly. I got one which might well pass for the adult bird of another species, but this n Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wonders-of-the-bird-world-birds-the-mound-builders-37-about-in-the-jungle-like-their-parents-the-difference-between-the-appearance-of-an-ordinary-chicken-and-that-of-a-young-mcgapode-depends-upon-the-fully-developed-wings-of-the-latter-and-the-absence-of-flight-feathers-in-the-former-writing-of-cumings-megapode-nestling-megapode-to-how-the-fully-developed-wings-mr-whitehead-observesquot-the-joung-birds-early-life-is-to-me-a-mystery-it-may-be-dug-out-of-the-heap-fully-fledged-and-ready-to-fly-i-got-one-which-might-well-pass-for-the-adult-bird-of-another-species-but-this-n-image232181374.htmlRMRDMNKX–. Wonders of the bird world. Birds. The Mound-Builders 37 about in the jungle like their parents? The difference between the appearance of an ordinary Chicken and that of a young Mcgapode depends upon the fully developed wings of the latter, and the absence of flight- feathers in the former. Writing of Cuming's Megapode,. Nestling Megapode. to ^how the fully-developed wings. Mr. Whitehead observes—" The j'oung bird's early life is to me a mystery. It may be dug out of the heap fully fledged and ready to fly. I got one which might well pass for the adult bird of another species, but this n
. Key to North American birds; containing a concise account of every species of living and fossil bird at present known from the continent north of the Mexican and United States boundary. Illustrated by 6 steel plates and upwards of 250 woodcuts. Birds. 190 CUCULID^, CUCKOOS. GEN. 128. Four or five genera, and perhaps twenty species ; none parasitic. Ours are strictly arboricole birds of litlie form, blended plumage and subdued colors ; the head is not crested ; the tibial feathers are full, as in a hawk ; the sexes are alike, and the j'oung scarcely ditt'erent. In the following, the upper par Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/key-to-north-american-birds-containing-a-concise-account-of-every-species-of-living-and-fossil-bird-at-present-known-from-the-continent-north-of-the-mexican-and-united-states-boundary-illustrated-by-6-steel-plates-and-upwards-of-250-woodcuts-birds-190-cuculid-cuckoos-gen-128-four-or-five-genera-and-perhaps-twenty-species-none-parasitic-ours-are-strictly-arboricole-birds-of-litlie-form-blended-plumage-and-subdued-colors-the-head-is-not-crested-the-tibial-feathers-are-full-as-in-a-hawk-the-sexes-are-alike-and-the-joung-scarcely-ditterent-in-the-following-the-upper-par-image216293864.htmlRMPFW10T–. Key to North American birds; containing a concise account of every species of living and fossil bird at present known from the continent north of the Mexican and United States boundary. Illustrated by 6 steel plates and upwards of 250 woodcuts. Birds. 190 CUCULID^, CUCKOOS. GEN. 128. Four or five genera, and perhaps twenty species ; none parasitic. Ours are strictly arboricole birds of litlie form, blended plumage and subdued colors ; the head is not crested ; the tibial feathers are full, as in a hawk ; the sexes are alike, and the j'oung scarcely ditt'erent. In the following, the upper par
. Elements of zoology, to accompany the field and laboratory study of animals. Zoology. â 400 ZO(jLO<tY ii;il:)it of laying their eggs in the nests of other birds, espe- ciallj' insectivorous birds, where they are brooded and tlie j'oung are fed by the foster- mother. Our native cuclecker. The heavy, long bill enables woodpeckers to peck holes in trees for wood-eating insects, and the long,. ^0^ Fig. - Flifker (Colaptcs mirnttis).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these i Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-zoology-to-accompany-the-field-and-laboratory-study-of-animals-zoology-400-zojloltty-iiilit-of-laying-their-eggs-in-the-nests-of-other-birds-espe-ciallj-insectivorous-birds-where-they-are-brooded-and-tlie-joung-are-fed-by-the-foster-mother-our-native-cuclecker-the-heavy-long-bill-enables-woodpeckers-to-peck-holes-in-trees-for-wood-eating-insects-and-the-long-0-fig-flifker-colaptcs-mirnttis-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-i-image232107727.htmlRMRDHBNK–. Elements of zoology, to accompany the field and laboratory study of animals. Zoology. â 400 ZO(jLO<tY ii;il:)it of laying their eggs in the nests of other birds, espe- ciallj' insectivorous birds, where they are brooded and tlie j'oung are fed by the foster- mother. Our native cuclecker. The heavy, long bill enables woodpeckers to peck holes in trees for wood-eating insects, and the long,. ^0^ Fig. - Flifker (Colaptcs mirnttis).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these i
. Key to North American birds; containing a concise account of every species of living and fossil bird at present known from the continent north of the Mexican and United States boundary. Illustrated by 6 steel plates and upwards of 250 woodcuts. Birds. 190 CUCULID^, CUCKOOS. GEN. 128. Four or five genera, and perhaps twenty species ; none parasitic. Ours are strictly arboricole birds of litlie form, blended plumage and subdued colors ; the head is not crested ; the tibial feathers are full, as in a hawk ; the sexes are alike, and the j'oung scarcely ditt'erent. In the following, the upper par Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/key-to-north-american-birds-containing-a-concise-account-of-every-species-of-living-and-fossil-bird-at-present-known-from-the-continent-north-of-the-mexican-and-united-states-boundary-illustrated-by-6-steel-plates-and-upwards-of-250-woodcuts-birds-190-cuculid-cuckoos-gen-128-four-or-five-genera-and-perhaps-twenty-species-none-parasitic-ours-are-strictly-arboricole-birds-of-litlie-form-blended-plumage-and-subdued-colors-the-head-is-not-crested-the-tibial-feathers-are-full-as-in-a-hawk-the-sexes-are-alike-and-the-joung-scarcely-ditterent-in-the-following-the-upper-par-image231990578.htmlRMRDC29P–. Key to North American birds; containing a concise account of every species of living and fossil bird at present known from the continent north of the Mexican and United States boundary. Illustrated by 6 steel plates and upwards of 250 woodcuts. Birds. 190 CUCULID^, CUCKOOS. GEN. 128. Four or five genera, and perhaps twenty species ; none parasitic. Ours are strictly arboricole birds of litlie form, blended plumage and subdued colors ; the head is not crested ; the tibial feathers are full, as in a hawk ; the sexes are alike, and the j'oung scarcely ditt'erent. In the following, the upper par
. Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. 128 AVILD AXIMALS OF GLACIER NATIONAL PARK. patch, nest in the vicinity of Many Ghaciers, especially about the head of Sherburne Lake. One pair with very j'oung goslings has been noted on Lake McDermott. A pair had nested on Lake Joseph- ine for six years, Mr. Gibb told us, but had apparently been driven off by the reason's logging. Perhaps they had gone up to Grinnell Lake, he suggested. Anxious to find the great birds at home on their northern breeding grounds, when we rode up to th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wild-animals-of-glacier-national-park-the-mammals-glacier-national-park-agency-u-s-mammals-birds-128-avild-aximals-of-glacier-national-park-patch-nest-in-the-vicinity-of-many-ghaciers-especially-about-the-head-of-sherburne-lake-one-pair-with-very-joung-goslings-has-been-noted-on-lake-mcdermott-a-pair-had-nested-on-lake-joseph-ine-for-six-years-mr-gibb-told-us-but-had-apparently-been-driven-off-by-the-reasons-logging-perhaps-they-had-gone-up-to-grinnell-lake-he-suggested-anxious-to-find-the-great-birds-at-home-on-their-northern-breeding-grounds-when-we-rode-up-to-th-image232178398.htmlRMRDMHWJ–. Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. 128 AVILD AXIMALS OF GLACIER NATIONAL PARK. patch, nest in the vicinity of Many Ghaciers, especially about the head of Sherburne Lake. One pair with very j'oung goslings has been noted on Lake McDermott. A pair had nested on Lake Joseph- ine for six years, Mr. Gibb told us, but had apparently been driven off by the reason's logging. Perhaps they had gone up to Grinnell Lake, he suggested. Anxious to find the great birds at home on their northern breeding grounds, when we rode up to th
. Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. 152 WILD ANIMALS OF CLACIEE NATIONAL PARK. the creek bottom, full of •willow thickets and beaver dams, till it came crying over my head. After careful inspection it circled back and lit on the tip of a spruce spire, the other parent watching from an ailjoining tree and crying loudly yeJp-elp-elp-elj), yelp-clp-elp-clp^ while the two at the nest at intervals raised their weak j'oung voices. Perched on high spires, the parents made handsome figures, with the sun full on their white brea Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wild-animals-of-glacier-national-park-the-mammals-glacier-national-park-agency-u-s-mammals-birds-152-wild-animals-of-claciee-national-park-the-creek-bottom-full-of-willow-thickets-and-beaver-dams-till-it-came-crying-over-my-head-after-careful-inspection-it-circled-back-and-lit-on-the-tip-of-a-spruce-spire-the-other-parent-watching-from-an-ailjoining-tree-and-crying-loudly-yejp-elp-elp-elj-yelp-clp-elp-clp-while-the-two-at-the-nest-at-intervals-raised-their-weak-joung-voices-perched-on-high-spires-the-parents-made-handsome-figures-with-the-sun-full-on-their-white-brea-image232178287.htmlRMRDMHNK–. Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. 152 WILD ANIMALS OF CLACIEE NATIONAL PARK. the creek bottom, full of •willow thickets and beaver dams, till it came crying over my head. After careful inspection it circled back and lit on the tip of a spruce spire, the other parent watching from an ailjoining tree and crying loudly yeJp-elp-elp-elj), yelp-clp-elp-clp^ while the two at the nest at intervals raised their weak j'oung voices. Perched on high spires, the parents made handsome figures, with the sun full on their white brea
![. The illustrated natural history [microform]. Birds; Natural history; Oiseaux; Sciences naturelles. GUEAT 0vi..-;;â;âââ5.,;,ââ.,. V>urg and are so fond of their oflsprin.r I'^'t."""" an Eagle OMds m-st has l.oin 'arru.!, and the joung binls removed, the parents have been known to supply hen a.v.ng dc.ad partn.lgos and other pivy beflre the b..-^ r n omls were conlin,.,]. ^ ^ ^""^ ^^^ '^'^''^ "f the cage in which the youn" The food (if this Owl consists "onomll,- ^f ° gme. and tl. bird i. «o r^^^^^^S^ S':;::;'fr' Y'''' '"'^ ""- Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REMFTF/the-illustrated-natural-history-microform-birds-natural-history-oiseaux-sciences-naturelles-gueat-0vi-5-vgturg-and-are-so-fond-of-their-oflsprinr-itquotquotquotquot-an-eagle-omds-m-st-has-loin-arru!-and-the-joung-binls-removed-the-parents-have-been-known-to-supply-hen-avng-dcad-partnlgos-and-other-pivy-beflre-the-b-r-n-omls-were-conlin-quotquot-quotf-the-cage-in-which-the-younquot-the-food-if-this-owl-consists-quotonomll-f-gme-and-tl-bird-i-o-rs-sfr-y-quot-quotquot-REMFTF.jpg ". The illustrated natural history [microform]. Birds; Natural history; Oiseaux; Sciences naturelles. GUEAT 0vi..-;;â;âââ5.,;,ââ.,. V>urg and are so fond of their oflsprin.r I'^'t."""" an Eagle OMds m-st has l.oin 'arru.!, and the joung binls removed, the parents have been known to supply hen a.v.ng dc.ad partn.lgos and other pivy beflre the b..-^ r n omls were conlin,.,]. ^ ^ ^""^ ^^^ '^'^''^ "f the cage in which the youn" The food (if this Owl consists "onomll,- ^f ° gme. and tl. bird i. «o r^^^^^^S^ S':;::;'fr' Y'''' '"'^ ""- Stock Photo")
. The illustrated natural history [microform]. Birds; Natural history; Oiseaux; Sciences naturelles. GUEAT 0vi..-;;â;âââ5.,;,ââ.,. V>urg and are so fond of their oflsprin.r I'^'t."""" an Eagle OMds m-st has l.oin 'arru.!, and the joung binls removed, the parents have been known to supply hen a.v.ng dc.ad partn.lgos and other pivy beflre the b..-^ r n omls were conlin,.,]. ^ ^ ^""^ ^^^ '^'^''^ "f the cage in which the youn" The food (if this Owl consists "onomll,- ^f ° gme. and tl. bird i. «o r^^^^^^S^ S':;::;'fr' Y'''' '"'^ ""- Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-illustrated-natural-history-microform-birds-natural-history-oiseaux-sciences-naturelles-gueat-0vi-5-vgturg-and-are-so-fond-of-their-oflsprinr-itquotquotquotquot-an-eagle-omds-m-st-has-loin-arru!-and-the-joung-binls-removed-the-parents-have-been-known-to-supply-hen-avng-dcad-partnlgos-and-other-pivy-beflre-the-b-r-n-omls-were-conlin-quotquot-quotf-the-cage-in-which-the-younquot-the-food-if-this-owl-consists-quotonomll-f-gme-and-tl-bird-i-o-rs-sfr-y-quot-quotquot-image232791455.htmlRMREMFTF–. The illustrated natural history [microform]. Birds; Natural history; Oiseaux; Sciences naturelles. GUEAT 0vi..-;;â;âââ5.,;,ââ.,. V>urg and are so fond of their oflsprin.r I'^'t."""" an Eagle OMds m-st has l.oin 'arru.!, and the joung binls removed, the parents have been known to supply hen a.v.ng dc.ad partn.lgos and other pivy beflre the b..-^ r n omls were conlin,.,]. ^ ^ ^""^ ^^^ '^'^''^ "f the cage in which the youn" The food (if this Owl consists "onomll,- ^f ° gme. and tl. bird i. «o r^^^^^^S^ S':;::;'fr' Y'''' '"'^ ""-
![. A manual of the ornithology of the United States and of Canada [microform]. Birds; Oiseaux. length, tlio joung ami rove about heir gradual de- brood, still lin- Ule Parrots, call- rish each other's I saw them, and in tin; shady wil- liey nestled close ;ndcrness and af- istantly followed, ted the same con- alar extent. Above lite, inclining to ash m, crossed with two same Burrounds the edge of the ',1st pri- d, 3d, and 4th prima- Iso equal. Tail pale 5 preceding species; and feet Idack. Bill, tween horn and flesh I sexes nearlj alike, ung before moulting. Setophaga, ngated bristles at the I; Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RERT3K/a-manual-of-the-ornithology-of-the-united-states-and-of-canada-microform-birds-oiseaux-length-tlio-joung-ami-rove-about-heir-gradual-de-brood-still-lin-ule-parrots-call-rish-each-others-i-saw-them-and-in-tin-shady-wil-liey-nestled-close-ndcrness-and-af-istantly-followed-ted-the-same-con-alar-extent-above-lite-inclining-to-ash-m-crossed-with-two-same-burrounds-the-edge-of-the-1st-pri-d-3d-and-4th-prima-iso-equal-tail-pale-5-preceding-species-and-feet-idack-bill-tween-horn-and-flesh-i-sexes-nearlj-alike-ung-before-moulting-setophaga-ngated-bristles-at-the-i-RERT3K.jpg ". A manual of the ornithology of the United States and of Canada [microform]. Birds; Oiseaux. length, tlio joung ami rove about heir gradual de- brood, still lin- Ule Parrots, call- rish each other's I saw them, and in tin; shady wil- liey nestled close ;ndcrness and af- istantly followed, ted the same con- alar extent. Above lite, inclining to ash m, crossed with two same Burrounds the edge of the ',1st pri- d, 3d, and 4th prima- Iso equal. Tail pale 5 preceding species; and feet Idack. Bill, tween horn and flesh I sexes nearlj alike, ung before moulting. Setophaga, ngated bristles at the I; Stock Photo")
. A manual of the ornithology of the United States and of Canada [microform]. Birds; Oiseaux. length, tlio joung ami rove about heir gradual de- brood, still lin- Ule Parrots, call- rish each other's I saw them, and in tin; shady wil- liey nestled close ;ndcrness and af- istantly followed, ted the same con- alar extent. Above lite, inclining to ash m, crossed with two same Burrounds the edge of the ',1st pri- d, 3d, and 4th prima- Iso equal. Tail pale 5 preceding species; and feet Idack. Bill, tween horn and flesh I sexes nearlj alike, ung before moulting. Setophaga, ngated bristles at the I; Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-the-ornithology-of-the-united-states-and-of-canada-microform-birds-oiseaux-length-tlio-joung-ami-rove-about-heir-gradual-de-brood-still-lin-ule-parrots-call-rish-each-others-i-saw-them-and-in-tin-shady-wil-liey-nestled-close-ndcrness-and-af-istantly-followed-ted-the-same-con-alar-extent-above-lite-inclining-to-ash-m-crossed-with-two-same-burrounds-the-edge-of-the-1st-pri-d-3d-and-4th-prima-iso-equal-tail-pale-5-preceding-species-and-feet-idack-bill-tween-horn-and-flesh-i-sexes-nearlj-alike-ung-before-moulting-setophaga-ngated-bristles-at-the-i-image232863783.htmlRMRERT3K–. A manual of the ornithology of the United States and of Canada [microform]. Birds; Oiseaux. length, tlio joung ami rove about heir gradual de- brood, still lin- Ule Parrots, call- rish each other's I saw them, and in tin; shady wil- liey nestled close ;ndcrness and af- istantly followed, ted the same con- alar extent. Above lite, inclining to ash m, crossed with two same Burrounds the edge of the ',1st pri- d, 3d, and 4th prima- Iso equal. Tail pale 5 preceding species; and feet Idack. Bill, tween horn and flesh I sexes nearlj alike, ung before moulting. Setophaga, ngated bristles at the I;
![. Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. Buffle-head. Buffle-iiead: Cliar'itonvtta alheolo.—]Mr. Bryant once found a nest in a stump on a flat of Dutch Creek, which he identified from the egi>s as that of a bnffle-head, but tlie bird was not seen and no nests wei'c found in the marsh bordering the hike. Mr. Stevenson saj-s the butlle-head is common in the park in spring and late fall, but he has never seen either nest or joung. His father now suspects that it breeds near Sherburne Lake. The mounted bird to be seen at Lewi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDMHX9/wild-animals-of-glacier-national-park-the-mammals-glacier-national-park-agency-u-s-mammals-birds-buffle-head-buffle-iiead-cliaritonvtta-alheolo-mr-bryant-once-found-a-nest-in-a-stump-on-a-flat-of-dutch-creek-which-he-identified-from-the-egigts-as-that-of-a-bnffle-head-but-tlie-bird-was-not-seen-and-no-nests-weic-found-in-the-marsh-bordering-the-hike-mr-stevenson-saj-s-the-butlle-head-is-common-in-the-park-in-spring-and-late-fall-but-he-has-never-seen-either-nest-or-joung-his-father-now-suspects-that-it-breeds-near-sherburne-lake-the-mounted-bird-to-be-seen-at-lewi-RDMHX9.jpg ". Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. Buffle-head. Buffle-iiead: Cliar'itonvtta alheolo.—]Mr. Bryant once found a nest in a stump on a flat of Dutch Creek, which he identified from the egi>s as that of a bnffle-head, but tlie bird was not seen and no nests wei'c found in the marsh bordering the hike. Mr. Stevenson saj-s the butlle-head is common in the park in spring and late fall, but he has never seen either nest or joung. His father now suspects that it breeds near Sherburne Lake. The mounted bird to be seen at Lewi Stock Photo")
. Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. Buffle-head. Buffle-iiead: Cliar'itonvtta alheolo.—]Mr. Bryant once found a nest in a stump on a flat of Dutch Creek, which he identified from the egi>s as that of a bnffle-head, but tlie bird was not seen and no nests wei'c found in the marsh bordering the hike. Mr. Stevenson saj-s the butlle-head is common in the park in spring and late fall, but he has never seen either nest or joung. His father now suspects that it breeds near Sherburne Lake. The mounted bird to be seen at Lewi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wild-animals-of-glacier-national-park-the-mammals-glacier-national-park-agency-u-s-mammals-birds-buffle-head-buffle-iiead-cliaritonvtta-alheolo-mr-bryant-once-found-a-nest-in-a-stump-on-a-flat-of-dutch-creek-which-he-identified-from-the-egigts-as-that-of-a-bnffle-head-but-tlie-bird-was-not-seen-and-no-nests-weic-found-in-the-marsh-bordering-the-hike-mr-stevenson-saj-s-the-butlle-head-is-common-in-the-park-in-spring-and-late-fall-but-he-has-never-seen-either-nest-or-joung-his-father-now-suspects-that-it-breeds-near-sherburne-lake-the-mounted-bird-to-be-seen-at-lewi-image232178417.htmlRMRDMHX9–. Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. Buffle-head. Buffle-iiead: Cliar'itonvtta alheolo.—]Mr. Bryant once found a nest in a stump on a flat of Dutch Creek, which he identified from the egi>s as that of a bnffle-head, but tlie bird was not seen and no nests wei'c found in the marsh bordering the hike. Mr. Stevenson saj-s the butlle-head is common in the park in spring and late fall, but he has never seen either nest or joung. His father now suspects that it breeds near Sherburne Lake. The mounted bird to be seen at Lewi
![. Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. 124 WILD ANIMALS OP GLACIER NATIONAL PARK.. Buffle-head. Buffle-iiead: Cliar'itonvtta alheolo.—]Mr. Bryant once found a nest in a stump on a flat of Dutch Creek, which he identified from the egi>s as that of a bnffle-head, but tlie bird was not seen and no nests wei'c found in the marsh bordering the hike. Mr. Stevenson saj-s the butlle-head is common in the park in spring and late fall, but he has never seen either nest or joung. His father now suspects that it breeds near Sherbur Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDMHXD/wild-animals-of-glacier-national-park-the-mammals-glacier-national-park-agency-u-s-mammals-birds-124-wild-animals-op-glacier-national-park-buffle-head-buffle-iiead-cliaritonvtta-alheolo-mr-bryant-once-found-a-nest-in-a-stump-on-a-flat-of-dutch-creek-which-he-identified-from-the-egigts-as-that-of-a-bnffle-head-but-tlie-bird-was-not-seen-and-no-nests-weic-found-in-the-marsh-bordering-the-hike-mr-stevenson-saj-s-the-butlle-head-is-common-in-the-park-in-spring-and-late-fall-but-he-has-never-seen-either-nest-or-joung-his-father-now-suspects-that-it-breeds-near-sherbur-RDMHXD.jpg ". Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals. Glacier National Park (Agency : U. S. ); Mammals; Birds. 124 WILD ANIMALS OP GLACIER NATIONAL PARK.. Buffle-head. Buffle-iiead: Cliar'itonvtta alheolo.—]Mr. Bryant once found a nest in a stump on a flat of Dutch Creek, which he identified from the egi>s as that of a bnffle-head, but tlie bird was not seen and no nests wei'c found in the marsh bordering the hike. Mr. Stevenson saj-s the butlle-head is common in the park in spring and late fall, but he has never seen either nest or joung. His father now suspects that it breeds near Sherbur Stock Photo")
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