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- COVER_SECTIONCover Section
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONKERERU OR KUKU N.Z. PIGEON
- CHAPTERFOREST AND BIRD PROTECTION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND (Inc.)
- TABLE_OF_CONTENTSTable Of Contents
- CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND’S VANISHING FORESTS
- CHAPTERA LOST AMBITION
- ILLUSTRATIONAnd they called me a Barbarian
- CHAPTERKERERU OR KUKU-N.Z. PIGEON
- CHAPTERSEED DISPERSAL BY NATIVE BIRDS.
- CHAPTERTHE REEF OR BLUE HERON
- ILLUSTRATIONBLUE HERON.
- CHAPTERNATIONAL SUICIDE
- CHAPTERJACK MINER’S WATERFOWL COME HOME
- CHAPTERA FRIENDLY CHAT ABOUT SHAGS
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE PIED SHAG. The Pied Shag frequently roosts and nests inland, but is a marine feeder; therefore it should cause no...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE SPOTTED SHAG. The spotted shag, one of the most beautiful species, is absolutely protected by law. Nevertheless i...
- ILLUSTRATION[Photo Courtesy Dominion Museum THE WHITE-THROATED SHAG. The white-throated Shag is distributed throughout New Zealan...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ROUGH-FACED SHAG. The rough-faced shag, a handsome bird, is found only on a few rocky islets in Queen Charlotte S...
- CHAPTERPOVERTY OR CONSERVATION
- CHAPTERALBATROSS FUND.
- CHAPTERA LESSON FROM NATURE
- CHAPTERWINTER.
- CHAPTERUntitled
- CHAPTERFOREST AND BIRD SOCIETY BADGES.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- CHAPTERTHE BIRDS’ NECESSARY PLACE IN NATURE
- ILLUSTRATION[Photo by Courtesy Edgar F. Stead.]
- CHAPTERFORESTS AND CLIMATE.
- CHAPTERTHE FEATHERED FRIENDS OF MAN:
- CHAPTERHON. LIFE MEMBERS:
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