Yosemite Nature Notes, Volume 16, Issues 1-4Yosemite Natural History Association, 1937 |
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... California Wood- pecker the nest hole may be carved out large enough to hold a full gallon of woodpeckers . However , with the peculiar marriage customs of the California Woodpeckers there may be two , or three , or even four husbands ...
... California Wood- pecker the nest hole may be carved out large enough to hold a full gallon of woodpeckers . However , with the peculiar marriage customs of the California Woodpeckers there may be two , or three , or even four husbands ...
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... California Woodpecker is the most nearly omnivorous of all our woodpeckers which would seem to give him some advantage over other woodpeckers and yet so much is he dependent on his store of acorns that he will run out of the Yosemite ...
... California Woodpecker is the most nearly omnivorous of all our woodpeckers which would seem to give him some advantage over other woodpeckers and yet so much is he dependent on his store of acorns that he will run out of the Yosemite ...
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... California Ground Squir- rel ( Citellus beecheyi ) swim across the Merced River . The squirrel ran rapidly out of the grass of the mea- dow , down the sou.h bank and without making a pause continued across a flat gravel bar and into the ...
... California Ground Squir- rel ( Citellus beecheyi ) swim across the Merced River . The squirrel ran rapidly out of the grass of the mea- dow , down the sou.h bank and without making a pause continued across a flat gravel bar and into the ...
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