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... wild life must not be overlooked is apparent from evidence col- lected in the U.S.A. , where many insectivorous birds die from eating insects contaminated by chlorinated hydrocarbon sprays . On turning to plants one finds equally ...
... wild life must not be overlooked is apparent from evidence col- lected in the U.S.A. , where many insectivorous birds die from eating insects contaminated by chlorinated hydrocarbon sprays . On turning to plants one finds equally ...
Page 166
... wild life photographs have been mainly concerned with the habitual behaviour of animals . The subjects are sought where they may be found with tolerable certainty , so birds usually figure at their nests ; burrowing animals at their ...
... wild life photographs have been mainly concerned with the habitual behaviour of animals . The subjects are sought where they may be found with tolerable certainty , so birds usually figure at their nests ; burrowing animals at their ...
Page 439
... wild , and one is thankful that examples survive to enjoy the large open spaces of Whipsnade Park . The Mongolian wild horse or Przewalski's horse , which is on view at Whipsnade , is a case in point . In 1962 , when his Dictionary was ...
... wild , and one is thankful that examples survive to enjoy the large open spaces of Whipsnade Park . The Mongolian wild horse or Przewalski's horse , which is on view at Whipsnade , is a case in point . In 1962 , when his Dictionary was ...
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