. Propagation of wild birds; a manual of applied ornithology, treating of practical methods of propagation of quails, grouse, wild turkey, pheasants, partridges, pigeons and doves, and waterfowl, in America, and of attracting and increasing wild birds in general, including song-birds . Breeding-pen for pair of quails, Storrs, Connecticut. Typical hatching and rearing coop, Sherburne, New York. QUAIL PROPAGATION METHODS 17 commonly to carry germs of pneumonia, tuberculosis, andthe like, which are unable to overwhelm the system so longas it remains normally resistant. Are Wild Quails Ever Infect
. Propagation of wild birds; a manual of applied ornithology, treating of practical methods of propagation of quails, grouse, wild turkey, pheasants, partridges, pigeons and doves, and waterfowl, in America, and of attracting and increasing wild birds in general, including song-birds . Breeding-pen for pair of quails, Storrs, Connecticut. Typical hatching and rearing coop, Sherburne, New York. QUAIL PROPAGATION METHODS 17 commonly to carry germs of pneumonia, tuberculosis, andthe like, which are unable to overwhelm the system so longas it remains normally resistant. Are Wild Quails Ever Infected. The fear is often ex-pressed that the quail disease, started from imported birdsor from those having the disease on game-preserves, mightspread among the wild native quails. Of this I do not be-lieve there is any likelihood. That the disease spreadsamong birds in captivity is amply proven by the Massachu-setts experiments. I had a case at Storrs, Connecticut, where^t invaded from one pen to another and swept off every mem-ber of a brood, parents as well as young, of what appearedto be absolutely healthy and vigorous birds. In anothercase, on a private preserve, it seemed that the ground wherethere had been disease for several seasons had become sothoroughly infected as to communicate the disease to birdsconfined upon it even a
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