"As early as 1927, the last surviving sites for raven breeding were Mai" by Susan Hand Shetterly and Jamie Wyeth

Maine News Index - Island Journal

Title

As early as 1927, the last surviving sites for raven breeding were Maine islands

Authors

Susan Hand Shetterly
Jamie Wyeth

Source

Island Journal

Date

1-1-1996

Volume Number

Volume 13

Pages

70-73

Abstract

As early as 1927, the last surviving sites for raven breeding were Maine islands. When raven, like wolves, were shot or poisoned on the mainland, they took haven on islands like Monhegan and Southern Island and have remained a fixture since. Includes five Jamie Wyeth paintings.

Subjects

Ravens

Recommended Citation

Shetterly, Susan Hand and Wyeth, Jamie, "As early as 1927, the last surviving sites for raven breeding were Maine islands" (1996). Maine News Index - Island Journal. 293.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_island/293

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