Alaska Natural history; Scientific expeditions. GREEK CHURCH

Download this stock image: . Alaska Natural history; Scientific expeditions. GREEK CHURCH, SITKA. were very wild. Our mam- mal collectors put out 100 small traps and caught only two mice. I was fortunate enough to see and hear the water ouzel along Indian River, a bird like a big water-colored pebble with a liquid bubbling song, caught from the currents about it. Here also I saw the golden-crowned kinglet, the varied thrush, the russet- backed thrush and the rufous chickadee. Ravens were very common everywhere in the town and about it, and were talking and croak- ing all the time. Often a solitary bird seemed to be - RPXM26 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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