Tales of the author's personal travel are presented alongside family accounts which include the harrowing voyage to America aboard the American Eagle experienced by her ancestor and members of the du Pont family during the winter of 1799-1800.
This book is an indispensable addition to the libraries of all birders and ornithologists interested in these sensational birds.
This is when they give off an orange-brown, terribly smelly substance. You do not want to meet a Green Anaconda loose in your neighborhood! Fortunately, these snakes are not popular pets. Even zookeepers find that these snakes are too ...
For example, birds of paradise, native to the Aru Islands southwest of New Guinea, were long thought to exist ... piling animals and birds and serpents one on top of the other, mimicking the boisterous organizational stratagem of the ...
birds. bother. with. monogamy? Because it works. Monogamy provides the female with a partner to share the hard labour of ... Ducks are known to be very promiscuous, and have been described as 'boisterous in their sexual activity'.
... waders, such as the Great Snipe and Ruff, some species of hummingbird, and several different birds-of-paradise. ... Male Bluebilled Ducks are known to be promiscuous, and have been described as 'boisterous in their sexual activity'.
plucked from the most showy plumage, and amongst which the plumes of the birds of paradise outshone all. Some took up the form of a wide fan. ... It was a wild, boisterous jazz. I took a large quantity of film and many plates of the ...
Cyril Beaumont, Bookseller at the Ballet (incorporating The Diaghilev Ballet in London). London: Beaumont, 1975, 368. 3. Dance for a City: Fifty Years of the New York City Ballet, edited by Lynn Garafola with Eric Foner.
Waiting at the airfield was Smith's father, who had been surprised to learn his “boy” would soon be departing on a twenty-six-hour nonstop flight to Hawaii. ... I have been away on a vacation and just got back,” said Ernest W. Smith.