. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photograph by R. D. Sloane CANADA GEESE TAKE ADVANTAGE OE A ERIENd's HOSPITALITY By using corn instead of shot, Mr. Jack Miner has attracted many wild birds to his sanc- tuary. Once a professional hunter, he is now a conservationist. Each of his bands contains a verse of Scripture and he calls the birds on which he places them his missionaries.. riiotograph from W. Oliver Wise BANDING FEATHERED ROYALTY It is not until their third year that the Bald Eagles acquire the characteristic white head feathers that give them their name.

. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photograph by R. D. Sloane CANADA GEESE TAKE ADVANTAGE OE A ERIENd's HOSPITALITY By using corn instead of shot, Mr. Jack Miner has attracted many wild birds to his sanc- tuary. Once a professional hunter, he is now a conservationist. Each of his bands contains a verse of Scripture and he calls the birds on which he places them his missionaries.. riiotograph from W. Oliver Wise BANDING FEATHERED ROYALTY It is not until their third year that the Bald Eagles acquire the characteristic white head feathers that give them their name. Stock Photo

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. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. Photograph by R. D. Sloane CANADA GEESE TAKE ADVANTAGE OE A ERIENd's HOSPITALITY By using corn instead of shot, Mr. Jack Miner has attracted many wild birds to his sanc- tuary. Once a professional hunter, he is now a conservationist. Each of his bands contains a verse of Scripture and he calls the birds on which he places them his missionaries.. riiotograph from W. Oliver Wise BANDING FEATHERED ROYALTY It is not until their third year that the Bald Eagles acquire the characteristic white head feathers that give them their name. They are nearly black the first year and quite gray the second. Even a young one is strong enough to reciuire the services of three men to band it.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Washington, D. C. : National Geographic Society

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