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Title: Wild animals of Glacier National Park. The mammals, with notes on physiography and life zones
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: United States. National Park Service Bailey, Vernon, 1864-1942 Bailey, Florence Augusta (Merriam), Mrs, 1863-
Subjects: Mammals Birds
Publisher: Washington, Govt. print. off.
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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From Biological Survey. Fig. 48.—Goshawk. Wild Animals Glacier Park PLATE XXVIII.
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From llaudljouk uf liirds of the Western United States. MARSH HAWKS.Male. Female. BIRDS. 147 L ■ ^^^^1 !k r *W^ From Biological Survey. Fig. 49.—Red-tailed hawk. Western Gosiiaavk : /istur </entil/s striatnlus.—The destructivegoshawk, which lives hirgely on poultry in settled regions and ongame birds in the mountains, may be recognized by its bluish backand swift flight, which give it the name of blue darter. A hawkseen from a distance, at the base of Grinnell Mountain, was appar-ently a goshawk. A mounted bird fromLake McDonald is in the collection of F. F.Liebig, of Kalispell. One taken for theeastern fonn by Mr. H. C. Bryant, of Cali-fornia, was seen July 23 on the trail be-tween Kejnolds Creek and Piegan Pass. Westijrn Red-tail: Buteo horealiscahirus.—The widespread rufous fantail ofthis hawk seen overhead, as he circles highin the sky giving his high-pitched squeal,identifies him anywhere. While the red-tail is one of the most beneficial hawks,Avaging an incessant warf

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