Birds of a Maryland Farm : a Local Study of Economic Ornithology

Complete Title
Birds of a Maryland Farm : a Local Study of Economic Ornithology

Publication Year
Language(s)
English
Description

The principal method used by the Biological Survey in investigating the food habits of birds is an examination of the contents of stomachs, the material for which is obtained from all parts of the United States. In case of each species the separate data accumulated by examining as many stomachs as possible are tabulated and show the food of the bird in question to consist of various proportions of certain elements.

Imprint
Washington : Government Printing Office, 1902
Physical Description
116p., xvii plates : ill.
Notes

Published in U.S. Department of Agriculture. Division of Biological Survey Bulletin 17.

Index on pages 113-116

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Bibliographic level
Monographic component part
Physical medium
Printed
Number of library copies
1
Biblio relationship
U.S. Department of Agriculture. Division of Biological Survey Bulletin 17.