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Description
2009-0372 In PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM: **qc917.9471 C6, pg. #49 In: Scenes of Santa Clara Valley A close up view of a California quail in profile; it stands dead center in the photograph upon a pile of field debris Above the photo is pasted a sheet with the poem "The Call of the Quail" by W.E. Hutchinson; Another pasted note: "California quail besides affording excellent sport for the hunter, is as appetising as the partridge - if less large. Sometimes when grouped on the ground - seven are killed - at one shot, with number six (handwritten) shot. Mongolian pheasants were introduced into Santa Clara valley some years ago. Wild pigeons and robins sojourn with us - only during the 'winter months'". Charles W. Coe,
Type
image
Format
Nonprojected graphic
Extent
1 photographic print ; 9 x 6 7/8 in.
Identifier
(C)001392534CSL01-Aleph (DRA)VVW-5879
Language
English
Subject
Quails--California--Santa Clara Valley Photographic prints Photograph albums
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