Rappahannock News, December 22, 1988
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National Wildlife magazine reports that pheasants, quail and rabbits retain more body heat when they bed down in deep snow. Snowflakes trap air in the spaces between them.
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“National Wildlife magazine reports that pheasants, quail and rabbits.” rappnews, no. 51, December 1988.
“National Wildlife magazine reports that pheasants, quail and rabbits.” rappnews, no. 51, Dec 1988.
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