Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 169
thof the Rio Negro is its north-ern limit on the Patagoniancoast; and they have therewandered about four hundred miles from the greatcentral line of their habitation in the Andes. Furthersouth, among the bold precipices at the head of PortDesire, the condor is not uncommon ; yet only a… … The Condor 147 basaltic precipices, tlie condor reappears. From thesefacts, it seems that the condors require perpendicularcliffs. In Chile, they haunt, during the greater partof the year, the lower country near the shores of thePacific, and at night several roost together in onetree; but in the…
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