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Newsletter -- 1976-11-01 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1976
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1976-11-01
Snippet: tactics to imitate the screech of the hawk, while he is hidden in a thicket, and, having thus driven away the parent birds, proceed to desolate their home. The nest is built in a tall tree and is of the same loose structure as a Crow's.…
Newsletter -- 1976-11-01
Year Published: 1976
Part Of: Island naturalist
Snippet: This material has been made available for research, education, and private use only. Publication, distribution or commercial use of the material requires permission from the copyright …
Newsletter -- 1976-11-01 -- Page 4
Year Published: 1976
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1976-11-01
Snippet: Newsletter No. 18 November 1976 NEXT MEETINGS Date: Tuesday, November 2, and Tuesday, December 7, 1976 Time: 8:00 P.M. Place: Provincial Health Building, 3rd Floor, Room 47 Program: Margaret Mallet will tell us about her trip to the…
Newsletter -- 1976-11-01 -- Page 5
Year Published: 1976
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1976-11-01
Snippet: -3- There were many question marks when it came to discussing possible repercussions on the environment but preliminary studies indicated that tidal fluctuations would be affected as far south as Boston. Mr. Owen Washburn from Environment…
Newsletter -- 1976-11-01 -- Page 2
Year Published: 1976
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1976-11-01
Snippet: Correspondence from Toronto Field Naturalists On August 2l, l976, I received a letter from Harold Taylor, Chairman of the Public Relations Committee of the Toronto Field Naturalists. He said that he found our “Winds of Sea and Wood“ in a…
Newsletter -- 1976-11-01 -- Page 1
Year Published: 1976
Part Of: Newsletter -- 1976-11-01
Snippet: example of behavioral camouflage. It feeds on the leaves of shade trees and if disturbed will stiffen and angle itself to look like an ordinary twig on the tree. Measuring worms feed for approximately one month on leaves and then drop to…
the Guardian