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The broad river close to Black River in Jamaica, exotic landscape in the mangroves Stock Photo

RF2FX9JX4–The broad river close to Black River in Jamaica, exotic landscape in the mangroves

Mangroves growing near the beach at Bloody Bay, Jamaica Stock Photo

RFT90RB3–Mangroves growing near the beach at Bloody Bay, Jamaica

American Crocodile (crocodylus acutus) in a swamp in Black River, Jamaica Stock Photo

RFWXPXNN–American Crocodile (crocodylus acutus) in a swamp in Black River, Jamaica

Bird perched in mangroves Jamaica West Indies Caribbean Central America Stock Photo

RMB5ADGY–Bird perched in mangroves Jamaica West Indies Caribbean Central America

Jamaica Black River, Cocodriles Stock Photo

RM2C09ARM–Jamaica Black River, Cocodriles

Jamaica, the Black River is a river through the largest wetlands of the country where many birds live and where crocodiles have their territories. Tou Stock Photo

RM2JGJJG2–Jamaica, the Black River is a river through the largest wetlands of the country where many birds live and where crocodiles have their territories. Tou

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Boat cruising past The Cliffs Negril Jamaica Stock Photo

RMABJ9G6–Boat cruising past The Cliffs Negril Jamaica

White crowned Pigeon (Patagioenas leucocephala) on Stock Photo

RM2C0K15W–White crowned Pigeon (Patagioenas leucocephala) on

Jamaica, Mangroves by Black River Stock Photo

RMHMX8JJ–Jamaica, Mangroves by Black River

1235 PSM V86 D048 Coconut and mangroves on the south coast of jamaica Stock Photo

RMPBCWAK–1235 PSM V86 D048 Coconut and mangroves on the south coast of jamaica

PSM V86 D048 Coconut and mangroves on the south coast of jamaica Stock Photo

RMKDFR55–PSM V86 D048 Coconut and mangroves on the south coast of jamaica

Mangroves and native fishing boat in jamaica. Stock Photo

RM2F3JX3P–Mangroves and native fishing boat in jamaica.

. A guide to Florida for tourists, sportsmen and settlers . yachtman allthese waters are a veritable paradise. There isa store at Marco where supplies can be bought.Howes Island is also the site of plantations, andlandings can be made. The same configurationcommon to all the islands is found — white sandbeach, mud flats, and mangroves making newland. Caxambas Pass separates Marco from Caxam-bas Islands. There is a pineapple plantation ofgreat extent on this island, and vegetables areraised here in profusion,— Jamaica sorrel, gua-vas, figs. Game is abundant, and fish of everykind abound. On mos Stock Photo

RM2CJ7D07–. A guide to Florida for tourists, sportsmen and settlers . yachtman allthese waters are a veritable paradise. There isa store at Marco where supplies can be bought.Howes Island is also the site of plantations, andlandings can be made. The same configurationcommon to all the islands is found — white sandbeach, mud flats, and mangroves making newland. Caxambas Pass separates Marco from Caxam-bas Islands. There is a pineapple plantation ofgreat extent on this island, and vegetables areraised here in profusion,— Jamaica sorrel, gua-vas, figs. Game is abundant, and fish of everykind abound. On mos

RF2FXA50Y–The broad river close to Black River in Jamaica, exotic landscape in the mangroves

RFT90RAT–Mangroves growing near the beach at Bloody Bay, Jamaica

American Crocodile, crocodylus acutus, in swamp water in Black River, Jamaica Stock Photo

RF2A4HWNR–American Crocodile, crocodylus acutus, in swamp water in Black River, Jamaica

Jamaica, Black River, Crocodiles Stock Photo

RM2C08BMF–Jamaica, Black River, Crocodiles

RM2JGJJG1–Jamaica, the Black River is a river through the largest wetlands of the country where many birds live and where crocodiles have their territories. Tou

The earth and its inhabitants The earth and its inhabitants .. earthitsinhabita291recl Year: 1891 JAMAICA. 383 Physical Featires. Taken as a whole Jamaica is an elevated region witîi a mean altitude far greater than that of Cuba. It has scarcely any of those marshy coastlands fringed with mangroves, or of those outer shore-lines formed by fringing reefs, such as abound in Cuba. The shore is almost everywhere rockbound, and cliffs occupy considerable stretches in a total coast-line of about 500 miles. As in Cuba the highest uplands occur in the eastern part of the island, where they take the n Stock Photo

RMT0DAKW–The earth and its inhabitants The earth and its inhabitants .. earthitsinhabita291recl Year: 1891 JAMAICA. 383 Physical Featires. Taken as a whole Jamaica is an elevated region witîi a mean altitude far greater than that of Cuba. It has scarcely any of those marshy coastlands fringed with mangroves, or of those outer shore-lines formed by fringing reefs, such as abound in Cuba. The shore is almost everywhere rockbound, and cliffs occupy considerable stretches in a total coast-line of about 500 miles. As in Cuba the highest uplands occur in the eastern part of the island, where they take the n

. Gleanings in bee culture . )oi), genii),mangroves, orjange, Aug. 1, 1911 46S akee, aloe, and manyother native weeds. Jamaica is free offoul brood, and the bee-Iveepers allow no beesto be brought into theisland. All queensliave to be changed tonew cages, and the cageand old bees destroyedby the inspector, be-fore they can leave theboat, so the chance ofits getting a foot-holdis slight. To get best results,every colony should berequeened once a yearin October. Kvery ef-fort must be made tohave the bees strong byDec. 1. The queen isinclined to loaf duringNovember, and thebees will clog the broo Stock Photo

RM2CD992X–. Gleanings in bee culture . )oi), genii),mangroves, orjange, Aug. 1, 1911 46S akee, aloe, and manyother native weeds. Jamaica is free offoul brood, and the bee-Iveepers allow no beesto be brought into theisland. All queensliave to be changed tonew cages, and the cageand old bees destroyedby the inspector, be-fore they can leave theboat, so the chance ofits getting a foot-holdis slight. To get best results,every colony should berequeened once a yearin October. Kvery ef-fort must be made tohave the bees strong byDec. 1. The queen isinclined to loaf duringNovember, and thebees will clog the broo

RF2FXA56C–The broad river close to Black River in Jamaica, exotic landscape in the mangroves

Close ups of snowy egret sitting in mangroves Stock Photo

RFT90RB1–Close ups of snowy egret sitting in mangroves

RFWXPXA2–American Crocodile (crocodylus acutus) in a swamp in Black River, Jamaica

. The earth and its inhabitants ... Geography. JAMAICA. 383 Physical Featires. Taken as a whole Jamaica is an elevated region witîi a mean altitude far greater than that of Cuba. It has scarcely any of those marshy coastlands fringed with mangroves, or of those outer shore-lines formed by fringing reefs, such as abound in Cuba. The shore is almost everywhere rockbound, and cliffs occupy considerable stretches in a total coast-line of about 500 miles. As in Cuba the highest uplands occur in the eastern part of the island, where they take the name of the Blue Mountains. To mariners coasting alon Stock Photo

RMRE7636–. The earth and its inhabitants ... Geography. JAMAICA. 383 Physical Featires. Taken as a whole Jamaica is an elevated region witîi a mean altitude far greater than that of Cuba. It has scarcely any of those marshy coastlands fringed with mangroves, or of those outer shore-lines formed by fringing reefs, such as abound in Cuba. The shore is almost everywhere rockbound, and cliffs occupy considerable stretches in a total coast-line of about 500 miles. As in Cuba the highest uplands occur in the eastern part of the island, where they take the name of the Blue Mountains. To mariners coasting alon

RF2FXA55W–The broad river close to Black River in Jamaica, exotic landscape in the mangroves

RFT90RB0–Close ups of snowy egret sitting in mangroves

RF2A4HWMH–American Crocodile, crocodylus acutus, in swamp water in Black River, Jamaica

. Nests and eggs of North American birds [microform]. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. yel- and of the Au- »«i NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. m dubon only saw a flock of three in Louisiana. The bird Is said not to be an uncom- mon visitant to Jamaica and Cuba, and very common on the Island of Trinidad, where it formerly nested. Mr. Warren observed the Scarlet Ibis breeding in im- mense colonies en the banks of the Amazon, in dense, impenetrable thickets of bamboo canes, several kinds of thorny cactus and Spanish bayonets, besides numbers of small mangroves and palmettos, all interlaced and ta Stock Photo

RMRJ2HYY–. Nests and eggs of North American birds [microform]. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. yel- and of the Au- »«i NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. m dubon only saw a flock of three in Louisiana. The bird Is said not to be an uncom- mon visitant to Jamaica and Cuba, and very common on the Island of Trinidad, where it formerly nested. Mr. Warren observed the Scarlet Ibis breeding in im- mense colonies en the banks of the Amazon, in dense, impenetrable thickets of bamboo canes, several kinds of thorny cactus and Spanish bayonets, besides numbers of small mangroves and palmettos, all interlaced and ta

RF2FXA552–The broad river close to Black River in Jamaica, exotic landscape in the mangroves

RFT90RAX–Close ups of snowy egret sitting in mangroves

RFWWBFH5–American Crocodile (crocodylus acutus) in a swamp in Black River, Jamaica

. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS OF THE WEST INDIES 189 distal tooth on extensor margin; dactyl about as long as extensor margin of propodus. Denuded first pleopod of male terminating in posterior view in elongate subrectangular or trapezoidal endpiece directed distolateraUy (fig. 62p). A rather small species, maximum carapace length in midline about 15 mm. Habitat.—Among mangroves and on muddy banks of rivers and ditches. Distribution.—Southern Florida to Estado da Bahia, BrazU (Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Cm^agao).. Figure 61.—Sesarma (Sesarma) curacao Stock Photo

RMRG796M–. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS OF THE WEST INDIES 189 distal tooth on extensor margin; dactyl about as long as extensor margin of propodus. Denuded first pleopod of male terminating in posterior view in elongate subrectangular or trapezoidal endpiece directed distolateraUy (fig. 62p). A rather small species, maximum carapace length in midline about 15 mm. Habitat.—Among mangroves and on muddy banks of rivers and ditches. Distribution.—Southern Florida to Estado da Bahia, BrazU (Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Cm^agao).. Figure 61.—Sesarma (Sesarma) curacao

RF2FXA564–The broad river close to Black River in Jamaica, exotic landscape in the mangroves

RFWWBFG1–American Crocodile (crocodylus acutus) in a swamp in Black River, Jamaica

. Nests and eggs of North American birds. Birds; Birds. NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. 109 dubon only saw a flock of three In Louisiana. The bird is said not to be an uncom- mon visitant to Jamaica and Cuba, and very common on the Island of Trinidad, where it formerly nested. Mr. Warren observed the Scarlet Ibis breeding in im- mense colonies on tue banks of the Amazon, in dense, impenetrable thickets of bamboo canes, several kinds of thorny cactus and Spanish bayonets, besides numbers of small mangroves and palmettos, all interlaced and tangled with huge vines. In one place every bush and tree had on Stock Photo

RMRE2M40–. Nests and eggs of North American birds. Birds; Birds. NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. 109 dubon only saw a flock of three In Louisiana. The bird is said not to be an uncom- mon visitant to Jamaica and Cuba, and very common on the Island of Trinidad, where it formerly nested. Mr. Warren observed the Scarlet Ibis breeding in im- mense colonies on tue banks of the Amazon, in dense, impenetrable thickets of bamboo canes, several kinds of thorny cactus and Spanish bayonets, besides numbers of small mangroves and palmettos, all interlaced and tangled with huge vines. In one place every bush and tree had on