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1.	Birds, Bergs and Kodiak Bears	Handbills; Advertisements; Finley, William L. (William Lovell), 1876-1953; Wildlife conservation	Handbill for William L. Finley's film lecture in Morgantown, West Virginia, February 22, 1934.

2.	Passing of the Marshlands	Lakes & ponds; Wildlife refuges -- Oregon	By William L. Finley and Arthur N. Pack of the American Nature Association. Includes title panels: The Reclamation Service turns Lower Klamath over to land promoters; Clear Lake Reservation in 1912; A...

3.	Herman T. Bohlman (left) and William L. Finley with California gull chicks? at the Klamath Marsh	Bohlman, Herman; Finley, William L. (William Lovell), 1876-1953; Wildlife; Birds	Bohlman and Finley spent a month and a half exploring and photographing the Klamath region of southern Oregon and northern California. Photograph was hand colored.

4.	Bird on post	Birds; Wildlife

5.	Maud Bohlman and a flock of ducks	Ducks; Bohlman, Maud; Women; Birds; Wildlife

6.	Flamingos, Adelaide	Flamingos; Birds; Wildlife	Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "Very peculiar birds indeed are these we now consider, having a rosy or bright scarlet plumage, extraordinarily long legs and neck, and a large bill that...

7.	Emu	Emu; Birds; Wildlife	Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "Australia has also some immense birds which resemble the ostrich, although they are not quite so large. The cassowary is to be found in Queensland, and...

8.	Ostriches	Ostriches; Birds; Wildlife	Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "For the purpose of caparison we show these ostriches which are natives of Africa and Arabia and are the largest of existing birds, a fully matured individual...

9.	The Moa	Moa; Birds; Extinct birds; Extinct animals; Wildlife	Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "This is a representation of the giant bird, now extinct, which was a native Australia. Carpenter's description of the Moa in the museum as Christchurch...

10.	Family of young Flickers	Woodpeckers; Colaptes; Birds; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 32.

11.	Six of the frowzy-headed Fishers in a pose	Kingfishers; Birds; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 145.

12.	Pair of young Shrikes or Butcher-birds	Birds; Shrikes; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 116.

13.	Half-grown Barn Owls, about 6 weeks old	Tytonidae; Owls; Birds; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 88.

14.	Chickadees	Chickadees; Birds; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 21.

15.	Bush-tit feeding young on top of cap	Birds; Psaltriparus minumus; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 105.

16.	Mother hummingbird on edge of nest about to brood young	Hummingbirds; Birds; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 5.

17.	Royal eagle twins at the age of fifty-five days	Eagles; Birds; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 240.

18.	Nest and eggs of a Flicker in the side of a sawed out stump	Birds' eggs & nests; Wildlife; Birds	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley.

19.	Black Crested Cormorants	Birds; Taxidermy; Wildlife	Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "The Cormorants are birds between two and three feet in length, with an elongated, powerful body, short stout legs and a rather long neck. The plumage is...

20.	Photographing the Flickers' nest	Birds; Birds' eggs & nests; Colaptes; Photographers; Wildlife	Photos were used in the 1908 "American Birds" book by William Lovell Finley. The photo is found opposite page 28.