California Fish And Game volume 1 1915
California Fish And Game volume 1 1915
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September 1, 1899, he discovered a nest containing three . Young in the Sierra Valley, Plumas County, California.
The Wilson snipe apparently nests very late and consequently its habit of staying well into the summer is accounted for. Those birds which remain so late probably nest around the lakes and ponds in our high mountains, — IT, C, Bryant, PRESENT STATUS OF THE PRONG- HORNED ANTELOPE. Although antelope meat was the com- monest meat to be purchased on the mar- of the mouth of the Little P...anoebe, One of the number appeared to be only a little over one-half grown. Twenty-eight were seen in this general vicinity last spring. — II. C, Bryant.
QUEER SPECIMENS OF DEER FROM THE WHITNEY REGION, Mr. S. L, N. Ellis of the Fresno Divi- sion reports to us that during August. I'. Tll, two very interesting specimens of deer were obtained near Mount Whitney. One appeared to be an hermaphrodite. This deer had very rudimentary and 78 CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME.
strangely formed horus. The other speci- men was a doe with horns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
September 1, 1899, he discovered a nest containing three . Young in the Sierra Valley, Plumas County, California.
The Wilson snipe apparently nests very late and consequently its habit of staying well into the summer is accounted for. Those birds which remain so late probably nest around the lakes and ponds in our high mountains, — IT, C, Bryant, PRESENT STATUS OF THE PRONG- HORNED ANTELOPE. Although antelope meat was the com- monest meat to be purchased on the mar- of the mouth of the Little P...anoebe, One of the number appeared to be only a little over one-half grown. Twenty-eight were seen in this general vicinity last spring. — II. C, Bryant.
QUEER SPECIMENS OF DEER FROM THE WHITNEY REGION, Mr. S. L, N. Ellis of the Fresno Divi- sion reports to us that during August. I'. Tll, two very interesting specimens of deer were obtained near Mount Whitney. One appeared to be an hermaphrodite. This deer had very rudimentary and 78 CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME.
strangely formed horus. The other speci- men was a doe with horns.
What to read after California Fish And Game volume 1 1915?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California Dept of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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