Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Nov 1930
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But somehow the heath hens re- established themselves. In the early '90s William Brewster reckoned that there might be 200 birds left on the island. The grass fire of 1804 ruined their breeding ground, and observers could find only five birds that autumn.
In 1897 a hunter with a bird dog failed to start a single bird. Yet again they came back, only to suffer in another fire in 1906. Massachusetts game war- dens set the heath hen population at 21 in 1907 and at 50 or more in 1908.
Then the state... took a hand and gave the birds active protection.
By 1916 the colony had grown to a thousand. The foxes and raccoons were exterminated; other pests were kept down. But that summer another fire Teacher Is Angler MISS MINNIE M. AUMOCK, teacher in the Laurel public schools, is an ardent angler. The snapshot above shows a splendid catch made by Miss Aumock using flies in the Still- water River. She landed the big fel- lows unassisted.
swept over the heath hen reservation, and that autumn great flights of gos- hawks descended on the island and preyed on the survivors.
What to read after Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Nov 1930?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But somehow the heath hens re- established themselves. In the early '90s William Brewster reckoned that there might be 200 birds left on the island. The grass fire of 1804 ruined their breeding ground, and observers could find only five birds that autumn.
In 1897 a hunter with a bird dog failed to start a single bird. Yet again they came back, only to suffer in another fire in 1906. Massachusetts game war- dens set the heath hen population at 21 in 1907 and at 50 or more in 1908.
Then the state... took a hand and gave the birds active protection.
By 1916 the colony had grown to a thousand. The foxes and raccoons were exterminated; other pests were kept down. But that summer another fire Teacher Is Angler MISS MINNIE M. AUMOCK, teacher in the Laurel public schools, is an ardent angler. The snapshot above shows a splendid catch made by Miss Aumock using flies in the Still- water River. She landed the big fel- lows unassisted.
swept over the heath hen reservation, and that autumn great flights of gos- hawks descended on the island and preyed on the survivors.
What to read after Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Nov 1930?
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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