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Another is the more recent 1959 introduction of the Cattle Egret as a means of controlling insects.
Applications of Evolution 1 - The Erythrina Gall Wasp - The Panda's Thumb 2005
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Cattle Egret - a "northward stray" stopped near a campground in Mason County on April 28 Wendell Argabrite.
BIRDS ETCETERA—Birds, Birding, Birders, and Birdwatching John L. Trapp 2002
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Cattle Egret - a "northward stray" stopped near a campground in Mason County on April 28 Wendell Argabrite.
Archive 2002-11-01 John L. Trapp 2002
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The island was a breeding ground for the Cattle Egret, a species of heron, and the Department of Environment and Resource Management charged the council with tampering with an animal breeding place.
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The island was a breeding ground for the Cattle Egret, a species of heron, and the Department of Environment and Resource Management charged the council with tampering with an animal breeding place.
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At Kiti Dam we found yet more Black Winged Stilts but also added Wood Sandpiper and Cattle Egret to our species totals.
Migrations 2010
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In 1912, Law no. 9 was passed, protecting the Cattle Egret and 38 other bird species recognized as valuable for agriculture.
unknown title 2009
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The history of the Cattle Egret in North America is a relatively short one.
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The history of the Cattle Egret in North America is a relatively short one.
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Why then have the authorities - in an operation of quite literally military precision - simply bulldozed one of the largest Cattle Egret roosts and a breeding colony for this and other protected species including Little Egrets, Squacco Herons, Night Herons and Little Bitterns?
unknown title 2009
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