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- catalog description "Introduction -- pt. 1. Behavior of cooperatively breeding crows on a cattle ranch in Florida: Varieties of foraging -- Foraging in relation to mammals -- Territory and food storing -- Behavior in the early part of the breeding cycle -- Onset of nesting -- Cooperative nesting -- Defense of nests and other interspecific interactions -- pt. 2. Crows in New Hampshire: Summer and fall -- Winter and spring -- Hand-raised crows -- pt. 3. Crow behavior in general: Miscellaneous behavior and attributes -- Play and thinking -- Evolutionary aspects of the American crow social system -- pt. 4. Ravens in New Hampshire: Behavior of Ravens in Lyme -- Hand-raised ravens -- The wild and the tame.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- pt. 1. Behavior of cooperatively breeding crows on a cattle ranch in Florida: Varieties of foraging -- Foraging in relation to mammals -- Territory and food storing -- Behavior in the early part of the breeding cycle -- Onset of nesting -- Cooperative nesting -- Defense of nests and other interspecific interactions -- pt. 2. Crows in New Hampshire: Summer and fall -- Winter and spring -- Hand-raised crows -- pt. 3. Crow behavior in general: Miscellaneous behavior and attributes -- Play and thinking -- Evolutionary aspects of the American crow social system -- pt. 4. Ravens in New Hampshire: Behavior of Ravens in Lyme -- Hand-raised ravens -- The wild and the tame.".