. Bird lore . 1. CANADA JAY2 OREGON JAY 3. PINONJAY 4. CLARKES NUTCRACKER{About one-third natural size). 2^irir=1tore A BI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE STUDY AND PROTECTION OF BIRDS Official Organ of The Audubon Societies Vol. XXI November—December, 1919 No. 6 Notes from a Traveler in the Tropics* By FRANK M. CHAPMAN V. CHILE With illustrations by Louis Agassiz Fuertes FROM LA PAZ one may reach the Chilean coast by an eighteen-hourrailroad journey to Arica, or by one of thirty-six hours to latter is by far the more interesting, not alone because it requiresdouble the time, b
. Bird lore . 1. CANADA JAY2 OREGON JAY 3. PINONJAY 4. CLARKES NUTCRACKER{About one-third natural size). 2^irir=1tore A BI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE STUDY AND PROTECTION OF BIRDS Official Organ of The Audubon Societies Vol. XXI November—December, 1919 No. 6 Notes from a Traveler in the Tropics* By FRANK M. CHAPMAN V. CHILE With illustrations by Louis Agassiz Fuertes FROM LA PAZ one may reach the Chilean coast by an eighteen-hourrailroad journey to Arica, or by one of thirty-six hours to latter is by far the more interesting, not alone because it requiresdouble the time, but also because it passes through a more highly diversifiedregion. The recently constructed line of the Antofogasta and Bolivian Rail-way, from La Paz to the tableland, affords views of the great bowl in whichthis city lies which, in their great breadth and beauty, remind one forcibly ofthe Grand Canon. This panorama of sculptuied walls and pinnacles, of greenslopes leading to the red-tiled roofs below, of the snow-crowned Cordilleratowering high in the background deserves, indeed, to rank among t
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