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BIRDS - PROTECTION

BIRDS - PROTECTION

The conservation of bird life; birds of Arizona

Author

L. M. Cady

Article Date

March 1911

Language

English

Journal Title

Ariz

Journal Volume

1

Page Number(s)

18-19

Subject Headings

BIRDS - PROTECTION

Object type

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Report from the Legislation Committee of SWAIA;" The fouled-up feather fracas."

Author

H.O.King

Article Date

Spring 1975

Language

English

Journal Title

Sw Assoc Indian Affairs Q

Journal Volume

10

Page Number(s)

7-8

Subject Headings

BIRDS - PROTECTION

Object type

Rights

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