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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 14 (1893) (1893)

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a popular sport erally they are between four and five feet deep, and one-half of thespace is filled with the fluffy material among the men and boys of the back-country. The wind about slightly. Atthe end of this tunnel isan en- of the nest. The chickadee occasionally adopts other hunt usually takes… … Within the past few years skunk skins have made a sents this peculiarity in Michigan, and naturalists have wonderful increase in value. Formerly the hides went tried vainly to account for the habit. slowly at ten cents apiece; but the demand has grown Among the birds of prey there are several known…

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