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Description Fig. 6. Flock of Blue Geese in echolon formation, photographed at the Mississippi delta by the Rev. H.K. Job. Note the acute angle of the flock and that for each goose the view is unobscured in front and on the side.
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Source C. C. Trowbridge: On the origin of the flocking habit of migratory birds. The Popular science monthly, Volume 84, p214. New York, Popular Science Pub. Co., March 1914. Online: archive.org.
Author H. K. Job
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