“FOREST AND BIRD”
Many interesting articles on native birds and bush are contained in the May issue of the “Forest and Bird,” the official organ of the Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand (Incorporated). The habits and peculiarities of the southern skua, a .seabird, to be found in New Zealand near Stewart Island and along the south coast, are recounted in an article contributed by Mr R. A. Falla, the newly-appointed curator of the Christchurch Museum, Other articles deal with interesting topical subjects, embracing the Dominion’s native trees and their preservation, and there are also accounts of the habits of many native birds. The magazine also contains some excellent photographs or in ted on art
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22109, 3 June 1937, Page 16
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