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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 23 (December 1906) (1906)

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y a few times. Then the Besides the white terns there were also found nod- man and keen efforts at self-preservation on the part first bird bows once and, pointing its head and beak dies and Hawaiian terns. The writer remembers of our little feathered brothers of the thickly-settled straight… … daylight hours. people. As might be expected in such a situation, sea Black-Crowned Night Heron. The writer yet recalls how through a powerful glass, birds were much more numerous in species and indi- from Aguadilla, P. R., he watched the movements of a viduals than were their fellows of the land.…

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