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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 26 (June 1903) (1903)

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uaintance, for the brown pelican is a disagreeable, wheezing, asthmatic Some two years ago it was my good fortune to wit- upper bill will be seen a crest, "dorsal fin," "center- bird which would take as much pleasure in plunging board," or other local names being given it. It varies ness a combat… … ed upon my memory. I cannot recall that another photograph, he was frightened THE WHITE PELICAN, WITH THE CRESTED BILL. the pelican ever refused food; after the away. Both snakes were nearly the same being about three and one-half feet in length. most impossible feeding it had the same dejected,…

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