Parowan Times | 1930-10-10 | Page 2 | The Appalachian Owk

THE appalachian by hugh hutton author of 0 nutty natural history often catch sight bight ot of TRAVELERS this solitary bird of prey soaring from some lonely crag overlooking a tobacco field it li 13 1 3 the chief enemy of the snipe which Is found in abundance along the well frequented highways in this district when an u unsuspecting snipe Is sighted the dives headlong at it and carries it olt off la iii its strong talons to its ienir to cool off besides the snipe the subsists on well done breaded veal cutlets the writer luckily got this picture of the while watching a live snipe lo in the process of cooling its head li 13 a single peanut and Is fastened at the upper front end of a brazil nut the wings are split almond shells and the feet split peanuts short pieces of toothpick are fastened to the peanuts with chewing gum to form talons 0 metropolitan newspaper Nowa DaDer service