Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 733
en, is scatteredover parts of the Ethiopian, Oriental, and Aus-tralian regions. The illustration represents a rhinoceros-hornbill from Borneo, and his body is aboutthe size of a large raven. The horn differsgreatly in the various species, while in some itis entirely absent. In the… … THE MOTHER RHINOCEROS-HORNBILL SEALED IN HER NEST OF MUD. Only a small opening is left, out of which she can put her bill totake food from her mate. Is this opening of the buds a real bursting or only such in appearance? Has it skeleton is very bulky, but the bones are un- outward force or is it…
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