Loons, Grebes, Pelicans, Cormorants/ Herons- Part 1 by the Department of Wildlife Conservation (Birds of Oklahoma Series), 1951 Listed is a post-1951 edition of Loons, Grebes, Pelicans, Cormorants/ Herons- Part 1 by the Department of Wildlife Conservation (Birds of Oklahoma Series). It's sheets 1-2 of a series focused on birds found in Oklahoma. We all know the common water-dwelling birds: ducks, geese, perhaps even pelicans and loons! This pamphlet introduces you to some more of those water-dwellers, with cormorants, herons, and more. Each sheet features a detailed illustration and text surrounding the birds featured. This pamphlet is in good condition. There is a stamp on the front which shows through on the either side where there is text (pictured above). There is also some mark on the inner right page's edge (pictured above). Please look at all of the provided images to fully assess the product's condition. Measures approximately 9" by 6". Please message us if you have any questions! Check back in our Etsy shop for more curiosities and ephemera such as vintage magazines, vintage books, paper dolls, and more!
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Dead and rotting aquatic plants are the Pied-billed Grebe's nesting materials of choice.
ABOUT THE ART Art print of water color painting by Leana Fischer Archival quality 10-color giclee print Leana’s paintings give us a detailed and closeup view of the avian wildlife that makes each state special and unique. These common birds are easy to miss and even harder to get close to when going about our daily lives. However these paintings allow us to slow down, take a breath and enjoy these gentle creatures. SEE MORE IN THIS COLLECTION
久しぶりにS池へ行ってみました。オオヨシキリが「ギョギョシ、ギョギョシ」と鳴いていました。葦の中に入ったまま出てきません。一度全身が見えましたが、撮影できません。カワセミは、やっとペアリングが出来たようです。しかし♀はM池奥の柳に隠れています。♂の頭の羽が薄くなってきました。穴掘りをしているようです。カイツブリも営巣準備が完了。しかし♀がいません。昨年と同じ場所に新居を構えてしまいました。ここは・・・・。●アオサギM池奥の高枝止まり●カイツブリ巣作りが忙しい。しかしお相手が何処にも居ません。卵？・・・・まさか。手前への移動は、危険・・・。支えが有りません。案の定・・・頭から落ちました。●カルガモカイツブリを避けています。近寄るとカイツブリが攻撃モードに。●カワセミ♂M池奥の高枝に。この上にアオサギがいます...●5月10日のMF（カワセミ、カイツブリ他）
The Western Grebe (Aechmophorus occidentalis) is a North American waterbird species belonging to the grebe family. At 22-29 inches long, the Western Grebe is the largest of all North American grebes. It is also swan-like in appearance, giving it folk names, such as "swan grebe" and "swan-necked grebe". It has a slender, S-shaped neck and is often confused with the similar Clark's Grebe, which shares the same features, behavior and habitat, and hybrids are known to exist. The Western Grebe has bl
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Courtship display known as "rushing". Pelican Lake, Manitoba
Common Loon with a territorial display in response to a lone loon nearby.
If you’re willing to learn about the birds that look like loons, this BirdsAdvice guide will let you know common loon look-alike birds very clearly.
Birds by state: Colorado. In this article you will find 17 incredible and beautiful birds that can be found in the state of Colorado. Today we bring you a list of 17 Amazing Birds of Colorado. Let’…
The Hooded Grebe wasn’t discovered by scientists until 1974, due mainly to the fact that it lives in one of the most remote and inhospitable environments on Earth: the windswept plateaus of southern Patagonia, often referred to as “The end of the world.” Hooded Grebes (Podiceps gallardoi) are quite striking in appearance, with their dark […]
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