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quadgram frequency
at the same time65
the surface of the60
the bottom of the55
in the case of52
at the end of49
the sides of the47
the end of the45
the rest of the43
the base of the40
eggs showing the four37
the eggs showing the37
showing the four extremes37
the feathers of the36
for the purpose of35
the four extremes measure35
at the bottom of34
the edge of the34
the measurements of eggs33
the top of the33
as well as the33
one of the most32
nest and eggs of32
at the base of31
from time to time31
histories of north american30
as soon as the30
like that of the30
the mouth of the30
life histories of north30
on the other hand30
in the midst of29
is one of the29
photo courtesy of l29
referred to on page29
the case of the29
the manner in which28
in the middle of27
in the same way25
the leaves of the25
in the form of25
of the head and24
the body of the24
the middle of the24
in the course of24
early dates of arrival23
the centre of the23
and some of the23
mesa verde national park23
in the same manner23
an inch in length23
the under parts are23
the interior of the22
for the first time22
the form of a22
to that of the22
in our study area22
the nest of the22
the size of the22
at the larger end21
a quarter of an21
of the body plumage21
says in his notes20
high in the air20
sides of the head20
on the coast of20
to the bottom of20
of the hind legs20
of far view ruins19
the head and neck19
a partial prenuptial molt19
in the vicinity of19
measurements of eggs average18
of the upper parts18
late dates of fall18
in a state of18
be seen in the18
in the ground cover18
of an inch in18
as soon as they18
united states national museum18
as if it had17
the pollen combs of17
by means of a17
the age structure of17
the end of a17
the part of the17
the nesting habits of17
on the top of17
the latter part of17
cape prince of wales17
of the great peacock16
of the trapping grid16
about the middle of16
quarter of an inch16
in the act of16
under parts are white16
at the foot of16
late dates of spring16
the eggs of the16
the cells of the16
of the united states16
per cent of the16
in the united states16
on the surface of16
the direction of the16
in the british isles16
dates of arrival in15
if it had been15
i have never seen15
than that of the15
on the part of15
on the pacific coast15
of one of the15
dates of spring departure15
as that of the15
on the sides of15
at the moment of15
gram of body weight15
may be seen in15
per gram of body15
of fall departure are15
on the atlantic coast15
similar to that of15
dates of fall departure15
the greater part of15
the united states national15
the entrance of the15
surface of the water15
the ground color is15
the fact that the15
the side of the15
the west coast of14
the period of incubation14
the size of a14
it is to be14
in a tone of14
of the nest is14
in the interior of14
as to form a14
south of far view14
on the leaves of14
for the most part14
may be found in14
in the british museum14
pollen combs of the14
age structure of the14
in the centre of14
from side to side14
the head of the14
that of the adult14
the foot of the13
i do not know13
about the size of13
in the center of13
of the western sandpiper13
it also has been13
museum of natural history13
the top of a13
four extremes measure by13
the superior national forest13
the position of the13
the center of the13
on account of its13
similar to those of13
it seems to be13
in the manner of13
of spring departure are13
on the other side13
in front of the13
he said at last13
on the th of13
in a straight line13
both photographs taken by13
on each side of12
of the back and12
in mesa verde national12
lined with a few12
to the top of12
of the greater yellow12
about the larger end12
the extremity of the12
on the basis of12
in spite of the12
feathers of the back12
the habits of the12
with the exception of12
a great deal of12
plants in the ground12
it is impossible to12
when the bird is12
manner in which the12
the first prenuptial molt12
so as to form12
the whole of the12
i have seen the12
the edge of a12
the end of may12
the back and scapulars12
end of the abdomen12
the brushes of the12
for the sake of12
san jose del cabo12
on its breeding grounds12
the middle of july12
of arrival in the12
a portion of the11
have seen birds in11
see mech et al11
the song of the11
molt of the body11
an inch and a11
in the accompanying illustration11
the edges of the11
i have seen it11
on account of the11
at the edge of11
seems to be the11
the contents of the11
sent me the following11
in a few days11
the way in which11
the first week in11
on the edge of11
in a short time11
writes to me that11
ovate pyriform in shape11
the shape of the11
on the west coast11
the form of the11
of the wing coverts11
inch and a half11
i have seen birds11
at the mouth of11
the larva of the11
and at the same11
as well as in11
in the study area11
a great number of11
on one of the11
about the end of11
in the shape of11
the tip of the11
has sent me the11
deer killed by wolves10
the pollen from the10
in the fall are10
the heat of the10
in form of a10
in the neighbourhood of10
a complete postnuptial molt10
action and role in10
in the direction of10
much like that of10
notes on the birds10
care of the young10
on the point of10
during the breeding season10
in contact with the10
on the birds of10
in april and may10
are by no means10
adults have a partial10
ground colors vary from10
on the breeding grounds10
in proportion to the10
have a partial prenuptial10
it has been taken10
and sides of the10
as soon as it10
of the semipalmated sandpiper10
the caterpillar of the10
than any of the10
up and down the10
the same manner as10
both photographs presented by10
during the summer of10
the floor of the10
at the entrance of10
the cigale and the10
a hole in the10
of the least sandpiper10
the course of the10
and role in pollen10
of a worker bee10
it is said to10
the middle of june10
the upper parts are10
from the surface of10
the beginning of the10
at a distance of10
in the first place10
the upper part of10
the walls of the10
seems to be a10
in a few minutes10
before the end of10
lactating females of p10
the aid of a10
out of the window10
the northern end of10
by the side of10
does not seem to10
a flock of about10
depression in the ground10
nesting habits of the10
of three or four10
for a long time10
as in the case10
was one of the10
the food of the10
as far south as10
role in pollen collecting10
the end of july9
of the pectoral sandpiper9
with a look of9
belonging to the genus9
the breeding range of9
during february and march9
head and neck are9
could not have been9
the end of october9
as far as the9
in the air and9
like those of the9
a part of the9
it is difficult to9
the roof of the9
of which it is9
by the name of9
the shores of the9
in the trapping grid9
it was necessary to9
about a quarter of9
in such a manner9
as may be seen9
to the end of9
on the back and9
set of four eggs9
i have seen them9
the number of eggs9
of the timber wolf9
out of the room9
to be found in9
of the two species9
of the middle legs9
females of both species9
the end of august9
it is probable that9
it would have been9
as if they had9
on the approach of9
the branch of a9
nichols says in his9
me the following notes9
at the head of9
adults have a complete9
the other side of9
i should like to9
spectacle de la nature9
have been found in9
in the process of9
water per gram of9
as is the case9
surface of the soil9
the middle of may9
at the top of9
the exterior of the9
be found in the9
is the case with9
the ground colors vary9
harry and laura were9
and i have seen9
the color of the9
both species of peromyscus9
the adult winter plumage9
in august and september9
in consequence of the9
the grub of the9
some of the wing9
the wing coverts and9
the egg of the9
it was a very9
early dates of fall9
within a few feet9
was found in the8
shared by both sexes8
if they had been8
all of the pollen8
to be a christian8
of the same genus8
the back of the8
sport fisheries and wildlife8
in shape and have8
as if they were8
of a species of8
it may be remarked8
feathers of the mantle8
the same way as8
a tuft of grass8
at right angles to8
in southern south america8
in july and august8
abundant plants in the8
by kirby and spence8
to the depth of8
the inside of the8
base of the acorn8
the side of a8
it seems to me8
dates of spring arrival8
are ovate pyriform in8
are to be found8
in the collection of8
grid south of far8
as if it were8
the thickness of the8
of the wilson snipe8
down to the ground8
is by no means8
the first half of8
of sport fisheries and8
nesting habits of this8
brandt in his manuscript8
of fall arrival are8
in a series of8
leg of a worker8
as those of the8
the reader is referred8
the great peacock moth8
dates of fall arrival8
i have seen a8
found that it was8
insects and their larvae8
is similar to that8
the body plumage and8
in the summer of8
of the same species8
its breeding grounds in8
the object of their8
that he could not8
of the purple sandpiper8
the basis of the8
the action of the8
have a complete postnuptial8
to the number of8
by end of week8
after the manner of8
a considerable amount of8
of the red phalarope8
hersey for the author8
the same general area8
nearly all of the8
bureau of sport fisheries8
end of wetherill mesa8
pyriform in shape and8
it would not be8
with a pair of8
the skin of the8
soon as the young8
in the instance of8
the wall of the8
the length of the8
in fresh juvenal plumage8
in order to show8
the level of the8
water and food consumption8
it was impossible to8
of deer killed by8
the southern end of8
the instance of the8
end of the tibia8
in his manuscript notes8
the nest is a8
most abundant plants in8
feathers of the crown8
breeding range of the8
the pressure of the8
photographs presented by mr8
what was the matter8
by the fact that8
of which he says8
on their breeding grounds8
the proceedings of the8
to deep olive buff8
to the edge of8
as we have seen8
other side of the8
of the breeding season8
in the way of8
in the breeding season8
early dates of spring8
with that of the8
has been known to7
some of the scapulars7
the nature of the7
the method by which7
the care of the7
on the throat and7
so that it is7
individual variation in the7
mice of the genus7
to a height of7
by the middle of7
of the praying mantis7
rest of the under7
to be the case7
of the nuttall ornithological7
it is not a7
of the genus peromyscus7
is shown in the7
into contact with the7
the greater number of7
the nest of a7
two species of peromyscus7
handbook of british birds7
of this species in7
on the borders of7
in the body of7
the note of the7
wolves in northeastern minnesota7
of the left hind7
to harry and laura7
a photograph taken by7
north and south america7
in a voice of7
photographs taken by mr7
all of the legs7
of the under parts7
can be distinguished from7
half an inch in7
in the bottom of7
for a short time7
in the spring are7
in northeastern minnesota l7
some of the tertials7
during the winters of7
than those of the7
molts and plumages are7
the middle of september7
a set of four7
a practical handbook of7
the same as that7
of a series of7
it is necessary to7
the wing coverts are7
in the same general7
from that of the7
the claws of the7
surface of the ground7
it can be distinguished7
in one of the7
without the aid of7
not appear to be7
we have already seen7
about half an inch7
the nuttall ornithological club7
in the aleutian islands7
the study of insects7
is shared by both7
the university of kansas7
involving the body plumage7
as if he had7
a few of the7
wolves and their associates7
upper part of the7
i want you to7
sides of the breast7
the following notes on7
the bend of the7
on the shores of7
have a slight gloss7
at the first prenuptial7
the birds of the7
the winter range of7
over and over again7
most of the birds7
on the under side7
the colour of the7
have been able to7
on the end of7
more than a few7
the th of august7
interesting account of the7
greater part of the7
north american shore birds7
by courtesy of the7
what are we to7
the shape of a7
the wings of the7
species of this genus7
such a manner as7
on the back of7
dates of arrival are7
the under side of7
are you going to7
at a considerable distance7
with the aid of7
early in the season7
he asked at last7
two or three times7
the margin of the7
by the end of7
of opinion that the7
their breeding grounds in7
by means of the7
in september and october7
partial prenuptial molt in7
is more or less7
want to be a7
it had been a7
from the end of7
the body plumage is7
the end of its7
the growth of the7
as well as on7
to those of the7
a manner as to7
a certain amount of7
the summit of the7
period of incubation is7
as late as may7
of the lesser yellow7
every now and then7
the ends of the7
birds of this species7
seymour hersey for the7
of the scapulars and7
the work of the7
and it was not7
practical handbook of british7
the bulk of the7
the wings and tail7
its colour is black7
the zone of issue7
what is the matter7
the remainder of the7
the most abundant of7
but it is not7
of the shore birds7
in such a way7
feet south of station7
the length of its7
the complete postnuptial molt7
the least sandpiper is7
on the northern end7
of spring arrival are7
feet from the ground7
in the stomach of7
of the deer population7
from the top of7
the two species of7
in an agony of6
to the spot where6
a higher percentage of6
northern end of wetherill6
outer surface of the6
of the nests were6
of its normal range6
there is a very6
two or three minutes6
of the habits of6
air temperatures and relative6
i was able to6
in search of food6
cigale and the ant6
gall of the oak6
parts of the country6
to show that the6
the month of may6
on the sandy beaches6
for a period of6
heat of the sun6
flocks of from to6
the usda forest service6
toward the end of6
it does not appear6
the door of the6
held out his hand6
in the region of6
the hooper bay region6
there seems to be6
of the radiotagged wolves6
the juvenal plumage appears6
the underlying spots are6
the minnesota department of6
third of an inch6
the manner of the6
on the food of6
when it is about6
in the matter of6
it is true that6
seemed to have been6
are more or less6
a more or less6
of the crown are6
that i have seen6
at the beginning of6
for the benefit of6
well as on the6
arrival in the fall6
as long as you6
right angles to the6
heard on the breeding6
the notes of the6
not seem to be6
and thighs are variegated6
the height of the6
sizes of home ranges6
it is interesting to6
minnesota department of conservation6
the opening of the6
hind leg of a6
each side of it6
section of the same6
one at a time6
of the natural size6
wolves in our study6
from those of the6
in the magdalen islands6
the cigale of the6
combs of the hind6
on the following day6
while harry and laura6
j a s o6
a depression in the6
their way through the6
vary in shape from6
of this species are6
the scapulars and tertials6
of eggs in the6
the shelter of a6
as fast as possible6
the structure of the6
did not appear to6
the base of a6
a pair of scissors6
the th of may6
those which we have6
lying on the ground6
it may not be6
only selected lakes are6
the last of the6
he did not know6
the name of the6
charles robert jourdain habits6
as late as october6
flight note of the6
it appears to be6
is collected by the6
there is only one6
can be distinguished by6
of both species were6
one female of p6
the bottom of a6
has been reported as6
of the insect is6
know what to say6
has been recorded from6
j j a s6
by the presence of6
of the hind leg6
west coast of florida6
of the fact that6
is not to be6
the breeding habits of6
the point of a6
of the honey bee6
the case with the6
to be met with6
branch of a tree6
the outside of the6
for a short distance6
the head and the6
of two or three6
are the most abundant6
there can be no6
the habits of this6
the courtship of this6
of the wetherill mesa6
the most remarkable circumstance6
the feeding habits of6
of various shades of6
bottom of the drainage6
a mere depression in6
the timber wolf in6
i am inclined to6
to feed on the6
the end of march6
transformed into a chrysalis6
so long as there6
on the barren grounds6
is much like that6
of the most common6
is said to have6
the wilson phalarope is6
is to be found6
the substance of the6
by francis charles robert6
as the young are6
what can be the6
at about the same6
in the open air6
of some of the6
the opposite side of6
of north american shore6
what do you want6
eggs of this species6
the first pair of6
the foot of a6
in a few hours6
it would be to6
it is certain that6
when harry and laura6
and by courtesy of6
the roots of the6
the material of which6
we are indebted to6
saw a flock of6
in spite of all6
in the latter part6
more or less evenly6
photograph taken by mr6
but as soon as6
he said to himself6
from which i quote6
in some of the6
third column of m6
that it was the6
harry and laura had6
as early as april6
is worthy of remark6
and placed in a6
selected lakes are shown6
a few withered leaves6
the flight of the6
be recognized by the6
and there is no6
what do you think6
back and scapulars are6
by no means uncommon6
contributed by francis charles6
of the yukon river6
the border of a6
the eggs are laid6
to the place where6
temperatures and relative humidities6
in february and march6
of body weight than6
the end of september6
in an ecstacy of6
is composed of a6
in company with the6
for the rest of6
within the trapping grid6
to see if the6
as large as a6
and those of the6
in order to make6
not to be found6
francis charles robert jourdain6
in the water and6
they are able to6
females of each species6
to the size of6
sandpiper habits distribution pisobia6
involves the body plumage6
for a few minutes6
during the latter part6
the winter home of6
the hind legs of6
down the pollen masses6
with those of the6
extremity of the abdomen6
you want to be6
in the amount of6
the breast and flanks6
drawn from a specimen6
late dates of departure6
in a flock of6
in march and april6
outside of its normal6
in the presence of6
mere depression in the6
of this species is6
on a level with6
the bottom of its6
mouth of the yukon6
habits of this species6
radiotagged wolves and their6
different parts of the6
at the time of6
in the superior national6
the planta of the6
along the atlantic coast6
during the winter of6
and have a slight6
a level with the6
the new england coast6
in the art of6
on the threshold of5
food and water consumption5
corner of the room5
during the first week5
are found on the5
the origin of the5
the extremity of a5
small amount of pollen5
what are you going5
wolf in northeastern minnesota5
the manner of a5
has been detected in5
north central forest experiment5
of five or six5
the three most abundant5
by means of its5
song of the cigale5
taken by the author5
is of opinion that5
the bill to the5
young birds are in5
three most abundant plants5
with a sort of5
the case of a5
artemisia nova and purshia5
were to be found5
in a similar manner5
on the mud flats5
is said to be5
breeding habits of the5
from pale olive buff5
on the ground and5
which the reader is5
the crest of the5
not far from the5
can be recognized by5
ground cover of the5
species of plants in5
part of the thorax5
personal correspondence to l5
the sexes are alike5
there is also a5
the nest was a5
the long axis of5
dark olive buff to5
consumed per gram of5
from the floor of5
it is obvious that5
the exception of the5
the upper parts is5
the very top of5
the warmth of the5
an inch in diameter5
of the same size5
the same time the5
arrival in the spring5
been detected in summer5
of the hudsonian godwit5
near the edge of5
pat down the pollen5
any length of time5
and all is over5
a foot or two5
tells me that it5
the middle of august5
the central tail feathers5
to which they are5
adult males of p5
he was going to5
there is a large5
from place to place5
the bee in the5
are similar to those5
there had been a5
end of a long5
at an elevation of5
those of the other5
upon the body of5
edge of the leaf5
that it is not5
brushes of the middle5
was to be seen5
been taken or observed5
experience with the nesting5
nests of this species5
the midst of the5
rest of the upper5
molt from july to5
quarter of a mile5
in the early morning5
by the action of5
a disproportionate number of5
with the point of5
have never seen them5
the female of p5
a first nuptial plumage5
the pecten spines of5
the ground cover of5
the dimensions of the5
the last week in5
as long as they5
of four or five5
the female of the5
of the middle leg5
is a native of5
to the right and5
it is worthy of5
adult winter plumage is5
order to show the5
until the middle of5
the total number of5
added to the pollen5
are not to be5
both male and female5
baskets by worker bee5
the first week of5
later in the day5
range of measurements of5
young are able to5
long as there are5
the young are able5
do not let us5
first half of september5
the first postnuptial molt5
the nest was in5
come in contact with5
the course of a5
are variegated with black5
a pack of wolves5
central forest experiment station5
about the same time5
with an understory of5
and that in the5
on the right hand5
know what to do5
the economy of the5
up into the air5
a distance of about5
a large part of5
the wetherill mesa archeological5
at the expense of5
are broadly edged with5
in search of a5
i hope you will5
about yards from the5
leg of worker bee5
feet above the ground5
i quote as follows5
of the first row5
from base of upper5
of the insect world5
about half an hour5
on the breast and5
the fact that it5
the attention of the5
central tail feathers are5
the marbled godwit is5
take the trouble of5
winter range of the5
as well as to5
i have often seen5
base of upper mandible5
but it does not5
its winter home in5
showing the manner in5
pea and brodie islands5
shape and have a5
up in the air5
of the stilt sandpiper5
with an exclamation of5
the leaves of his5
quarter of an hour5
inner surface of the5
characteristic of the species5
opposite side of the5
stand of big sagebrush5
seen in the british5
olive buff to olive5
at some distance from5
of any of the5
a stand of big5
plumage as early as5
when the insect is5
long axis of the5
the eyes of the5
in the same locality5
to dark olive buff5
with the parent bird5
the st of august5
seems to have been5
the grub of a5
can be no doubt5
as large as the5
to the hind legs5
does not appear to5
the egg is laid5
a first winter plumage5
is probable that the5
abnormalities and pathological conditions5
harry and laura felt5
the shelter of the5
the operations of the5
at a great distance5
part of the day5
as early as the5
in the hollow of5
three or four times5
the fall migration is5
two or three weeks5
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the first time in5
spots and blotches of5
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larva of the cigale5
photo courtesy of d5
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the head of a5
it is not improbable5
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process of loading pollen5
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this plumage is worn5
in the economy of5
coast of hudson bay5
surface of the auricle5
the molts and plumages5
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leaves of the dwarf5
the last days of5
this male ran into5
a few feet of5
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the colors of the5
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of timber wolves in5
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nest of this species5
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in the following figure5
a colony of these5
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the first winter plumage5
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line of least resistance5
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tip of the abdomen5
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two or three days5
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surface of the acorn5
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of the same family5
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photographs by the author5
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kill rate per wolf5
of this insect are5
male ran into a5
greater part of its5
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one of the first5
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as early as july5
that harry and laura5
on the upper surface5
pale olive buff to5
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which we have seen4
as we have already4
been found in a4
of minnesota veterinary diagnostic4
you who are the4
members of the pack4
in the spring of4
to the naked eye4
but in spite of4
into the pupa state4
my voice and my4
one deer per days4
a crust of bread4
the eggs have been4
for a few seconds4
left in the cage4
he says in his4
wing coverts and tertials4
the purple sandpiper is4
the thickness of a4
wing coverts and scapulars4
of an inch thick4
but we could not4
young birds become indistinguishable4
head of the drainage4
head and neck and4
of the manner in4
a distance of yards4
courtship of this species4
in favor of the4
the various species of4
the wetherill mesa project4
along the west coast4
young birds can be4
the nest is usually4
it is not contented4
that of the bee4
i have ever seen4
it is easy to4
caught four or more4
and district of columbia4
way in which the4
partial prenuptial molt of4
nests have been found4
consumption was measured for4
the ground color varies4
it is not the4
of the pollen which4
vary in ground color4
its way into the4
the author of the4
in mesa verde the4
is a rare bird4
to be in a4
of the eggs were4
the breeding grounds of4
in the shallow water4
bottom of the nest4
on both sides of4
on the arctic coast4
two sets of eggs4
a hundred and fifty4
the call of the4
variation in the amount4
buff to cartridge buff4
to the same spot4
of the colorado museum4
on the pribilof islands4
on the head and4
the movements of these4
chewed juniper seeds were4
fifth of an inch4
both photographs by the4
but though we have4
which has just been4
photograph of microclimatic station4
at the other end4
this part of the4
la estrella de cartago4
is not uncommon in4
winter home of the4
glad to see you4
any of the other4
on the walls of4
out of the way4
center of the back4
away from the nest4
of a great number4
in the wilderness area4
it was not until4
eggs have been taken4
the first part of4
the foundation of the4
in form of an4
came out of the4
as represented in the4
back and forth over4
of wolves and deer4
a hollow in the4
the middle of april4
as if he would4
at a long distance4
been recorded from the4
the back and rump4
the pack of five4
wolf in algonquin provincial4
a few seeds of4
that of the other4
tears in her eyes4
one or two of4
any part of the4
ecology of the timber4
we shall presently see4
the direction of their4
we have now before4
by which they are4
during the month of4
from dark olive buff4
structure of the hunter4
of the great plains4
lined with dry grass4
what he had done4
timber wolf in algonquin4
during the winter months4
seems to be aware4
in a better world4
the south side of4
the colour is black4
of the cigale is4
cigale of the flowering4
the cells of this4
they are to be4
to the pollen combs4
most abundant species of4
may often be seen4
birds in this plumage4
and kirby and spence4
and plumages are fully4
do you know that4
because he has heard4
after the middle of4
seems to be known4
of the tibia and4
of the aleutian sandpiper4
at one end of4
than that of a4
plumage and some of4
of upper mandible to4
the cocoons of the4
an inch to an4
the end of each4
on the opposite side4
an ecstacy of delight4
of the body is4
which we have already4
towards the close of4
by wolves in northeastern4
of the juvenal plumage4
of the birds which4
measurements of nests is4
very little seems to4
the new york zoological4
scattered here and there4
only percent of the4
has been met with4
twelfth of an inch4
going to keep on4
in the attitude of4
same as that of4
become indistinguishable from adults4
the case of other4
and one of the4
in any part of4
of the age structure4
the construction of the4
half the natural size4
retained scapulars and tertials4
easily recognized by its4
that they could be4
over the entire surface4
to a depth of4
of the spoonbill sandpiper4
in the air it4
of the auricle is4
of july and august4
of a pack of4
any other shore bird4
tenth of an inch4
second half of the4
courtesy of the colorado4
but they are not4
much in the manner4
had the pleasure of4
lady harriet and major4
the trunks of trees4
on the upper parts4
number of these birds4
most of the scapulars4
a few feet from4
during most of the4
no significant difference in4
to be the most4
right third column of4
wing coverts are edged4
half of the crown4
nichols writes to me4
that you may be4
they are fond of4
the appearance of a4
as long as the4
buff to olive buff4
mice of each species4
he could not possibly4
the passage of the4
the coast of california4
the elasticity of the4
taken in porto rico4
on the middle of4
may be represented by4
the young birds come4
the spot where they4
body weight per day4
the first of these4
by the time the4
brought into contact with4
let me show you4
is added to the4
to within a few4
at such times the4
most abundant in the4
had been made of4
a few minutes the4
in a few weeks4
to go to the4
notes on the breeding4
went over to her4
and two or three4
it is said that4
this portion of the4
to pick them up4
bulletin of the nuttall4
is like the adult4
may be found on4
edge of the cell4
upon the surface of4
start end delta start4
between it and the4
the ecology of the4
of microclimatic station at4
found in a nest4
the talons of the4
from end to end4
most of them were4
in a vertical position4
to be aware of4
betake themselves to the4
be represented by the4
form of a small4
the bark and the4
the range of the4
to right and left4
the motion of the4
the formation of the4
upon the pollen combs4
very similar to the4
the whole of it4
white on the throat4
and at the end4
in ground color from4
postjuvenal molt of the4
and many of the4
the bottom of which4
the first few days4
pregnant or lactating females4
of a few days4
bee upon the wing4
did not differ significantly4
transverse section of the4
in order not to4
what can it be4
ability of wolves to4
it is not uncommon4
from the nest in4
than any one else4
was supported by macalester4
but too well known4
the nest of an4
the eastern side of4
the borders of the4
and part of the4
the lower part of4
each of the four4
some of which are4
in various parts of4
the banks of the4
you want to go4
under the shelter of4
into the air and4
the courtship of the4
a subspecies of the4
peromyscus maniculatus and p4
microclimatic station at the4
the exception of a4
to listen to the4
with the semipalmated sandpiper4
method by which the4
this season in the4
the natural history of4
in the marshes and4
the cause of its4
full nuptial plumage as4
the cells of males4
to fill up the4
is larger than the4
stripe from the bill4
incubation is shared by4
a series of cells4
parts are pure white4
the object of this4
coast of new england4
along the banks of4
and much of the4
side of the nest4
in which it is4
it is to the4
plumage the crown is4
shores of the sea4
be seen on the4
and the wings are4
far as i could4
of a horny substance4
they are so much4
is the most abundant4
i know not how4
in the wall of4
only a short distance4
nest of shredded juniper4
with a little sigh4
juvenal plumage appears first4
feeding habits of the4
inch to an inch4
in the west indies4
a few of these4
males of this species4
west of far view4
breeding grounds in the4
the full length of4
there is plenty of4
surface of the left4
did not seem to4
the ground with his4
the food of its4
at each other with4
lined with dry willow4
no nest was found4
the population at large4
the mesa verde land4
of traplines were run4
that i could not4
new york zoological society4
on the larger end4
complete postnuptial molt of4
and as late as4
to the extent of4
during the rest of4
in vain for the4
the male and female4
location of the nest4
the fore and middle4
of the northern phalarope4
of the mating season4
in the fall of4
between the bark and4
of home ranges of4
on the coasts of4
of males and females4
an inch or two4
to a great extent4
southern ends of the4
the tongue of the4
the ability of wolves4
all the species of4
on the opposite surface4
seen birds in full4
of north american birds4
of both species of4
to find the nest4
what could be the4
the wings and elytra4
like that of a4
bill to the eye4
has heard my voice4
for the food of4
for a pack of4
as is shown by4
season of the year4
the stems of the4
supported by macalester college4
the fall migration of4
by radiotagged wolves and4
it is a pity4
in the insect world4
which may be found4
as they increase in4
attracted the attention of4
until he came to4
on the south side4
the middle leg is4
it was very difficult4
to the surface of4
the atlantic coast of4
may not be the4
harriet and major graham4
the approach of the4
the neighbourhood of the4
has not yet been4
of a black colour4
in speaking of the4
as we shall presently4
which i could not4
look of surprise and4
his way through the4
it has been detected4
and northern south america4
as a rule the4
the place where they4
with which it is4
the most common of4
a bee upon the4
and it is only4
that it would be4
similar to that which4
colorado museum of natural4
species of the genus4
not seem to have4
with a store of4
of measurements of nests4
coverts are edged with4
one of the commonest4
more than half of4
too much for the4
the building of the4
the hour of the4
the main migration route4
from the same general4
one of the caterpillars4
the teeth of a4
within about feet of4
there are a few4
of black and white4
a pack of five4
only one of the4
for about an hour4
a height of or4
tree feet south of4
nova and purshia tridentata4
in comparison with the4
birds of the year4
take care not to4
under these conditions the4
calculations of home range4
it may be that4
plumage is much like4
of departure in the4
from the nest and4
which is of a4
two or three of4
if we may call4
and there is a4
in the second half4
in the first half4
the threshold of the4
nest of the praying4
with the head and4
habits of the wilson4
juniper tree feet south4
of the same material4
do you think i4
what shall i do4
may be met with4
the night of the4
of kirby and spence4
so far from being4
pollen is collected by4
pass not by it4
birds become indistinguishable from4
been published on the4
have now before us4
also has been detected4
what is the use4
acknowledgments this study was4
distal end of the4
a male and female4
a small amount of4
a leaf of the4
northern end of the4
dates of departure in4
about an inch and4
the king and queen4
breeding grounds of the4
the strength of the4
hole in the ground4
eggs of the same4
exposed to the sun4
the spring migration is4
in a few moments4
once upon a time4
first time in his4
on the british coasts4
in order to watch4
way in which he4
males and females of4
motion of the head4
one of them was4
they seem to be4
this study was supported4
of the same nest4
the straits of gibraltar4
a number of small4
of the common wasp4
paid no attention to4
covered with short grass4
the materials of which4
the end of her4
also has been reported4
the marshes of iraq4
i have found them4
on which the female4
what was to be4
end of the park4
on a few occasions4
upon which it feeds4
the sting of the4
have nothing to do4
mode in which the4
all parts of the4
hours of the day4
it might have been4
a very interesting account4
on the new england4
one day in the4
as observed by him4
nothing of the kind4
be distinguished from the4
of eggs average by4
his eyes from the4
in the early spring4
gall of the hawthorn4
the emergence of the4
the great peacock or4
the meshes of the4
met with in the4
food of this species4
known by the name4
as soon as he4
form of the cells4
pack of five wolves4
the bottom of each4
estimated home ranges of4
some distance from the4
end delta start end4
most of the body4
of plants in the4
towards the end of4
said to have been4
the removal of the4
thighs are variegated with4
the main flight comes4
was the first to4
the hairs of the4
issues from the egg4
postnuptial molt of adults4
it is a common4
that they could not4
to be of a4
is shown by the4
four feet from the4
portion of the leaf4
heard my voice and4
when the birds are4
for only a short4
nest was in a4
ranges of adult males4
the belly of the4
in a practical handbook4
of its own accord4
there is no reason4
of the spoonbilled sandpiper4
the cry of the4
deer per wolf per4
seem to have been4
a few inches of4
plumages are fully described4
is represented in the4
to come to the4
caterpillar of the goat4
order to reach the4
was placed in the4
nichols tells me that4
at a depth of4
of the rocky mountains4
of the mesa verde4
this is not the4
with dry willow leaves4
the colorado museum of4
subpyriform to ovate pyriform4
traveled an average of4
of the nest of4
a large number of4
there was nothing to4
in an opposite direction4
in natal down the4
departure in the fall4
in the pribilof islands4
side of the road4
colors of the markings4
under the name of4
in which they are4
most abundant of the4
of small shore birds4
from the middle of4
west coast of hudson4
pairs of traplines were4
grub of the ant4
to be in the4
a quarter of a4
it is much more4
the sense of smell4
of the wax scales4
mouth of the koksoak4
it would not have4
base of the cup4
there is a black4
most of its food4
that there is a4
by a species of4
the woodcock is a4
the middle legs are4
and many of them4
seen as many as4
it seems to have4
a dozen of them4
study was supported by4
by the sense of4
the entrance of their4
by the juvenal wing4
the young leave the4
body plumage and some4
the same as those4
which we have not4
in the shelter of4
on which they were4
with a few dry4
the coast of new4
with pale buff or4
have been taken in4
university of minnesota veterinary4
a little of the4
the honey bee in4
and that of the4
the story of scotch4
various shades of purple4
a minute or two4
the presence of a4
the stomach of the4
less than per cent4
that some of the4
the middle leg of4
to be a good4
white on the belly4
under parts are pure4
of the flowering ash4
be the cause of4
a few decayed leaves4
which they had been4
the th of june4
the whole length of4
and as soon as4
about feet from shore4
of the cells of4
best adapted to the4
that of the semipalmated4
considerable amount of pollen4
of body weight per4
a bird of the4
like a flock of4
is i who have4
of the range of4
i want to be4
as it has been4
if you do so4
few retained scapulars and4
along the edge of4
in an irregular pattern4
to feed the young4
the american museum of4
in the same area4
as late as april4
as it is called4
the aperture of the4
it could not have4
to deposit her eggs4
hind legs of the4
of which i could4
with the nesting habits4
this species does not4
leaves placed in a4
found in the stomach4
a small lake in4
little sigh of relief4
this female ran into4
the spot from which4
the larger end and4
the sea of okhotsk4
the estimated home ranges4
the hairs which cover4
southern end moccasin mesa4
was taken in the4
this way and that4
a current of air4
let me see if4
they were at the4
species of the same4
us return to the4
the actions of the4
note of the semipalmated4
as fast as they4
low over the water4
to be seen in4
a cup of tea4
the equivalent of the4
the state of the4
to southern south america4
the presence of the4
of the marbled godwit4
a short time the4
in addition to the4
miles south of the4
this species in the4
feet north of station4
the grid south of4
over the rest of4
it was only a4
he has heard my4
of shredded juniper bark4
american museum of natural4
the termination of the4
in the air in4
killed by wolves in4
in the same direction4
and in one case4
per cent from the4
for several hundred yards4
at the back of4
the semipalmated sandpiper is4
from one of the4
a few retained scapulars4
for a few moments4
of the right leg4
photographs taken by the4
in the stomachs of4
any of the others4
of the other species4
delta start end delta4
latter part of may4
by the light of4
it is enough to4
in fall and winter4
they are by no4
by which it is4
at the approach of4
as the result of4
the axis of the4
it is i who4
four or more times4
from which it is4
is the nest of4
pellet of the sisyphus4
it had not been4
percent of the wolves4
the hollow of a4
not by any means4
chiefly at the larger4
could be the matter4
from pinkish buff to4
and there over the4
on the birds observed4
order to observe the4
in a sort of4
are fully described in4
up and down stairs4
some of the most4
in a tuft of4
the pollen of flowers4
from the bill to4
cent of the animal4
a corner of the4
ends of the mesas4
how is it that4
in the larval state4
on the outside of4
by the pressure of4
surprised to see a4
we are going to4
of the body and4
of the feathers of4
the average kill rate4
not to be seen4
buff to deep olive4
the trail of the4
at the same moment4
with a coating of4
manner in which they4
the economy of insects4
no easy matter to4
one of the two4
seems to me that4
five or more times4
extends north to alaska4
as early as september4
of mesa verde national4
the nests of the4
to have been taken4
the effect of snow4
plumage appears first on4
the caterpillars of the4
sixth of an inch4
it is an abundant4
is not the only4
a decided preference for4
another part of the4
are narrowly edged with4
be distinguished by its4
complete postnuptial molt in4
of a number of4
a good deal of4
to shut out the4
be found to be4
a pack of to4
the cause of the4
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individuals of this species4
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body of the insect4
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by means of which4
in the arctic regions4
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light of a lamp4
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the great plains wolf4
in the month of4
above the level of4
legs of worker bees4
into a sort of4
deer to wolf predation4
of the courtship of4
the roof of a4
trapping grid south of4
of the common cigale4
as many as five4
to which we shall4
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so much as a4
in the south of4
little boys and girls4
which soon wear away4
minnesota veterinary diagnostic laboratory4
take to the water4
to meet the intruder4
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the spot where the4
locations and range of4
of the house and4
in the preceding pages4
the nest of this4
by far the most4
from tree to tree4
caught five or more4
the collection of the4
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to get out of4
which the nest is4
the second half of4
of each species were4
the outer wall of4
females of this species4
they may be found4
in this case the4
of the department of4
winter plumage is assumed4
snow depth and penetrability4
hind legs of worker4
between the two species4
produces a first winter4
fully described in a4
fable of the cigale4
begins in august and4
from a distance of4
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in the performance of4
so as to be4
so as not to4
of half an inch4
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deer killed by hunters4
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the left hind leg4
the stomach of a4
buff to dark olive4
a little sigh of4
much of the time4
lands and forests res4
and up to the4
as if she had4
in the opinion of4
which it is composed4
to the ground and4
a day or two4
pale buff on the4
of one deer per4
a number of birds4
in its perfect state4
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colony of these caterpillars3
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the shoots of the3
i shall be obliged3
the university of minnesota3
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the smallest of the3
the upper tail coverts3
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female with litter d3
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method by which pollen3
a supply of pollen3
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of the spotted sandpiper3
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the false cigale of3
more than one of3
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outer wall of the3
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of the animal matter3
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least or semipalmated sandpipers3
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when the water was3
one of the earliest3
and by the time3
the teeth of the3
seen in this area3
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juvenal plumage is much3
as quickly as possible3
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the work of a3
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nuptial plumage as early3
use in pollen collecting3
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more than the average3
so similar to the3
up to his attic3
great peacock or emperor3
with so much care3
of moisture in the3
are well worthy of3
california publications in zoology3
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the individuals of which3
nest may be seen3
which they have been3
history of british birds3
the two hind legs3
the two membranes of3
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the ecology and behavior3
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the old world the3
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of the cocoon is3
rare on the atlantic3
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the postjuvenal molt begins3
feet from each other3
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the shell of the3
on her own account3
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each species within the3
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some of the boys3
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center of the crown3
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at least during winter3
weight of her body3
and action in pollen3
juvenal wing coverts and3
based on incisor sectioning3
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its large size and3
mantle and scapulars are3
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to the mouth of3
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mortar of old walls3
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small hole in the3
it is believed that3
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or depression in the3
the point of the3
the high protein diet3
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the bird in the3
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what seems to be3
the danger is over3
during the first half3
the aid of the3
of the koksoak river3
moisture in the plants3
the british isles and3
a specimen of this3
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only a few inches3
throwing up the sand3
side of the house3
about an inch in3
instead of forming a3
as early as june3
the effect of the3
the point where the3
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