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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 7 (February 1902) (1902)

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t state of preservation that they midair, and when the flocks came together silvery al fattener given during the week. bodies and feathers dropped, telling of the slaughter were recognized by a simple examination of the feath- done. But the fliers of later days merely strive to Being conducted on… … mummified fresh, but some bear ticularly favorable to pigeons. A PIGEON LOFT ACCOMMODATING THOUSANDS OF BIRDS. the traces of an advanced de- They have few natural ene- composition. No doubt such mies, hawks being very scarce, a great number of birds of prey r while the perpetual summer is could not…

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