. The oist . creek. The absolute quiet neces-sary to hunt the gators made the dark-ness more intense. Once we werenearly startled out of our senses by aBarred Owl right over our heads let-ting loose his weird Whoo-Whoo-Whoo-Whoo-ah. After several hourswe succeeded in killing five gators. Ospreys were very abundant aroundthe Lake and Eagles very scarce, evenin Eagle Bay saw not a single its name? Had the pleasure ofseeing the beautiful Black NeckedStilt, saw seven in one bunch matingand was sorry was too early for nests,same way with Everglade Kites, foundthem beginning to build in th
. The oist . creek. The absolute quiet neces-sary to hunt the gators made the dark-ness more intense. Once we werenearly startled out of our senses by aBarred Owl right over our heads let-ting loose his weird Whoo-Whoo-Whoo-Whoo-ah. After several hourswe succeeded in killing five gators. Ospreys were very abundant aroundthe Lake and Eagles very scarce, evenin Eagle Bay saw not a single its name? Had the pleasure ofseeing the beautiful Black NeckedStilt, saw seven in one bunch matingand was sorry was too early for nests,same way with Everglade Kites, foundthem beginning to build in the sawgrass. Found one rookery of over 400pairs of Florida Corwarants with new-ly hatched young late in March, while10 miles further along there were twosmall rookeries that had hatched offin December. One cypress had 32nests in, another 55 and the fishermenhad named the nearest camp NiggerDuck. This is the local name herelor the Camorants and is a fitting oneas they are hatched out black and 292 THE OOLOGIST. 1=1 o q THE OOLOGIST
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