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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 6 (1882) (1882)

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nger on or die in excruciating agony. three to five per cent of every flock is so wounded or killed. connection with this bird. First, it is, in respect of this In some individual instances, the ratio of destruction has “Sheep,” says Mr. Potts, ‘‘ while being got out of snow flesh-eating… … » (Cd) | } \ \\ aeey higher wooded glens spot where the sheep, Se MNT, CM ar m X and recesses of the unconscious of ap- — ‘ mountainous districts »f proaching danger, New Zealand, and, like stands gazing fixedly in a state of helpless the owl, is generally nocturnal in its habits. stupidity;…

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