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Date: 2008-04-23 06:11:00 Colymboides Polarornis Neogaeornis Grebe Passerine Mousebird Oligocene Ornithology Gaviiformes Loon		Unbekannt Add to Reading List Source URL: www.senckenberg.de Download Document from Source Website File Size: 401,32 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Lead Fishing Weights and Other Fishing Tackle in Selected Waterbirds J. CHRISTIAN FRANSON1, SCOTT P. HANSEN1, TERRY E. CREEKMORE1,2, CHRISTOPHER J. BRAND1, DAVID C. EVERS3, ADAM E. DUERR4,5 AND STEPHEN DESTEFANO4,6 1 U. DocID: 1pt1V - View Document
	What Can You Do? Obey the law. As of January 1, 2007, it will be illegal to use a lead sinker weighing one-half ounce or less to ﬁsh in Vermont. Remove and properly dispose of all lead sinkers in your tackle box. Altho DocID: NJ1D - View Document
	Please Read: This press release, as part of the Loon Ranger packet, will help you spread awareness of loons to your local community. Feel free to modify the release as you see fit, but keep in mind these points: Do not DocID: NzC5 - View Document
	Please Read: This press release, as part of the Loon Ranger packet, will help you spread awareness of loons to your local community. Feel free to modify the release as you see fit, but keep in mind these points: DocID: Nqpg - View Document
	Alaska Loon and Grebe Watch Instructions for Volunteers Identifying Loons and Grebes There are 3 loon and 2 grebes species that typically occur in southcentral Alaska during the summer. These are the Common Loon (large, DocID: KaJ1 - View Document