Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 2 Mar/apr 1986
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But please don't let Ron Shade's goat on page 3 tumble into the lake below— what a remarkable piece of photography! — Mar- tin H. Bruner; Clemson, S.C.
***** I just wanted to drop a short note to you to say how much both my secretary and I enjoyed your Jan. /Feb. 1986 Special Photo Issue.— Alan L. Mulkey, B&D Design & Drafting, Inc.; Missoula, Mont.
Readers Catch Us — Twice Loren Kovich's watercolor of cedar wax- wings on the back cover of the Nov. /Dec.
1985 issue of Montana Outdoors should ha...ve been labeled "Bohemian waxwings." The latter is easily identified by the dis- tinctive yellow and white wing markings, and also the cinnamon-colored undertail coverts. The "cedar" lacks the wing mark- ings and has white undertail coverts. I enjoy your magazine. — Lester Klatt; Ennis, Mont.
***** I'd like to inform you of a possible error in your Jan. /Feb. 1986 issue of Montana Outdoors. On page 21, one of the photos is captioned: "Whistling swans: Allen Cor- neliusen." The bird in question is a trum- peter swan.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 2 Mar/apr 1986?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But please don't let Ron Shade's goat on page 3 tumble into the lake below— what a remarkable piece of photography! — Mar- tin H. Bruner; Clemson, S.C.
***** I just wanted to drop a short note to you to say how much both my secretary and I enjoyed your Jan. /Feb. 1986 Special Photo Issue.— Alan L. Mulkey, B&D Design & Drafting, Inc.; Missoula, Mont.
Readers Catch Us — Twice Loren Kovich's watercolor of cedar wax- wings on the back cover of the Nov. /Dec.
1985 issue of Montana Outdoors should ha...ve been labeled "Bohemian waxwings." The latter is easily identified by the dis- tinctive yellow and white wing markings, and also the cinnamon-colored undertail coverts. The "cedar" lacks the wing mark- ings and has white undertail coverts. I enjoy your magazine. — Lester Klatt; Ennis, Mont.
***** I'd like to inform you of a possible error in your Jan. /Feb. 1986 issue of Montana Outdoors. On page 21, one of the photos is captioned: "Whistling swans: Allen Cor- neliusen." The bird in question is a trum- peter swan.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 2 Mar/apr 1986?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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