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1. The Pribilof Islands
The Pribilof Islands
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Includes footage of the Westward, Native Alaskan children and a whale hunt. Includes title panels: "The bidarrah or ferry-boat at St. Paul"; "Santa Claus"; "The haunts of the blue fox"; "The lemming of the north"; "A Bering Sea beach, home of the fur seals"; "A stranger on the Pribilofs" [a bear cub]; "Farewell to the Pribilofs -- we go a-whaling"; and "On the trail of Jonah."
2. Southern Oregon lecture I
Southern Oregon lecture I
Description
Manuscript featuring an expansive lecture. Lecture topics include the need for protection of wildlife, photography, and audubon societies.
3. Birds of the Aleutian Islands
Birds of the Aleutian Islands
Description
Article describing bird species observed on the Aleutian Islands, including auklets, Pribilof sandpipers, and Alaska wren. Submitted to the Oregon Journal newspaper.
4. Two waders, spotted sandpiper and killdeer
Two waders, spotted sandpiper and killdeer
Description
Manuscript describing the spotted sandpiper and killdeer, two of the best known birds that live among the river borders.
5. The topsy-turvy phalarope
The topsy-turvy phalarope
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The focus of this work is the reversed role of male and female phalaropes in which females are larger and brightly colored. Submitted to the Oregon Journal newspaper.
6. Spotted sandpipers
Spotted sandpipers
Description
Four young spotted sandpipers in nest.
7. Long-billed curlew
Long-billed curlew
Description
A young long-billed curlew standing. Image note: front-side view.
8. Long-billed curlews
Long-billed curlews
Description
Two young long-billed curlews walking. Image note: poor positions.
9. Long-billed curlews
Long-billed curlews
Description
Two young long-billed curlews standing. Image note: side view.
10. Long-billed curlews
Long-billed curlews
Description
Two young long-billed curlews walking.
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