Game Birds And Game Fishes of the Pacific Coast
Game Birds And Game Fishes of the Pacific Coast
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Of the members of this order we are concerned only with the cranes, rails and coots. The sandhill crane (Grus mericana) is a common visitor to all parts of the Coast, but more plentiful in the interior valleys than near the seashore. They are generaally hard to ap- proach and for that reason they are but little hunted by our sportsmen. The whooping crane (Grus amercana) once common throughout the middle states, is still met with to considerable extent in Mexico, but it is by no means a common v...isitor.
The California clapper rail, known also as the San Mateo rail (Rail us obsoletus), is the largest as well as the most important of the rail family in this section. At one time the clapper rail was very plentiful in cer- tain localities in California and furnished abundant sport, though rather of a tame nature, to those who hunted them. Being an easy bird to kill and unsus- picious, they have been rapidly reduced in numbers un- til now they are in danger of extinction unless laws are enacted giving them better protection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the members of this order we are concerned only with the cranes, rails and coots. The sandhill crane (Grus mericana) is a common visitor to all parts of the Coast, but more plentiful in the interior valleys than near the seashore. They are generaally hard to ap- proach and for that reason they are but little hunted by our sportsmen. The whooping crane (Grus amercana) once common throughout the middle states, is still met with to considerable extent in Mexico, but it is by no means a common v...isitor.
The California clapper rail, known also as the San Mateo rail (Rail us obsoletus), is the largest as well as the most important of the rail family in this section. At one time the clapper rail was very plentiful in cer- tain localities in California and furnished abundant sport, though rather of a tame nature, to those who hunted them. Being an easy bird to kill and unsus- picious, they have been rapidly reduced in numbers un- til now they are in danger of extinction unless laws are enacted giving them better protection.
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