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11. PH036_2192 Lee Moorhouse photographs
PH036_2192 Lee Moorhouse photographs
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[Kennewick animal museum and proprietor, Kennewick, Washington.]
12. PH036_2927 Lee Moorhouse Photographs
PH036_2927 Lee Moorhouse Photographs
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[Fire at Pendleton Steam Laundry.]
13. Black Crested Cormorants
Black Crested Cormorants
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Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "The Cormorants are birds between two and three feet in length, with an elongated, powerful body, short stout legs and a rather long neck. The plumage is very compact and usually dark-colored and glossy with greenish or bluish green reflections. the head is often crested and during the nesting season the head and neck are often ornamented with more or less conspicuous plumes of slender hair-like feathers which disappear after the breeding season is over. Cormorants are sociable birds, often congregating in flocks of immense size. Some of the others make their home in inland swamps and marshes. they feed exclusively on fishes, which they are extremely dexterous in capturing."
14. Penguins
Penguins
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Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "These are flightless birds, of moderate size. The wings are reduced in size and modified by the flattening and consolidation of the bones until the product is a perfect swimming paddle, for which purpose they are exclusively used. These birds are expert swimmers and divers, but unlike most other aquatic birds, they make no use of the feet in swimming beyond employing them as a rudder. They are, perhaps, most abundant in species in the vicinity of the Falkland Islands, but they are common about New Zealand and the west shore of Australia."
15. OAC display at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle
OAC display at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle
16. Australian Tropical Birds
Australian Tropical Birds
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Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "The birds of Australia are as strange as the animals. Naturalists tell us that the continent has more than seven hundred varieties of birds which are found nowhere else. There are vast numbers of parrots in the woods of the north, some as white as snow, others of a delicate pink, and others as red as fresh blood. There are yellow parrots, green parrots, and parrots of every shade and tint you could imagine."
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