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

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every flock is so wounded or killed. connection with this bird. First, it is, in respect of this " Sheep," says Mr. Potts, "while being got out of snow In some individual instances, the ratio of destruction has flesh-eating propensity, an exception to the whole family of drifts, are often mortally… … The animals so injured forms its sole food. were invariably those The kea in the Zoologi- SUGGESTIONS IN DECORATIVE ART-LOOKING GLASS FRAME IN OAK, DESIGNED AND that were in the best cal Gardens was struck EXECUTED BY FLACHAT AND COCHET, LYONS-[From the Workshop.] condition ; and many down while it…

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