Community Notes from Lohn Texas April Skies and Gatherings
Weather brought showers with a quarter inch moisture near Pear Valley and 44 degree temperatures Tuesday. Residents share visits, family trips, new birth Carl Wesley Lohn in San Marcos, and gatherings at the T. J. Wert and Short households with relatives from Amarillo, Dallas, Brady, and San Angelo.
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Pear Valley
Richs
Faulkner
Scott & White
Frider Vietting
Willis
Ard
Deve Cootilly
Ballincer
Conratlve Allen
J. F. Faulkner
T. J. Wert
Ella Thornton
Annie Weert
Bredy
Cisco
Jeter
Lake Casco
Brownwand
Minnie Crocker
Thorpton
T. S. West
Clarence Short
Houetor
W. W. Short
Short
Henson Guernsey
Bob Short
San Angelo
Luke Vowel
Brady
G. L. Deval
Mere Arc Boway
Garnet Moore
Wilford Sherr
Lincoln
San Marcos
Carl Wesley
Lincoln Lohns
San Mar
Gayle Deval
Joanne
Giary
Janet
Midland
Bothy Doyal
Opal Browning
Port Lavaen
Barnard Browning
Bryan Alan
Tanya
Ted Jay
Tye Simpson
Grady Moore
Jerry Simpson
Batista
Bill Wallace
Narlin
Okla
E. R. Brisene
Dallas
Virgile Williamson
G. C. Looney
George Hill
Abilene
J. E. Ake
Charlies Cayce
Church of Christ Sanday
Carroll Hemphill
Leisa
Royce
Cynthia
Elton Hemphill
Giyle Doyle Ard
H. E. Smith
J. A. Smith
Doris Webb
Houston
Ruby Webb
W. S. Fowler
Brady Hospital
Arthur Greer
Waldrip
Jack Horne
C. C. Horne
Biologists Propagate Rare Masked Quail In Maryland Effort
Government biologists at Patuxent National Wildlife Center breed a flock of rare masked bobwhite Colinus virginianus at risk of extinction. If successful, about 200 birds may be released into southern Arizona where the species once thrived, a high-stakes effort described as a deeperate gamble.
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Patuxent National Wildlife Center
Maryland
Arizona
Dan Saults
Ineerior Department
Sports Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau
Sonora
Mexico
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Tucsona
Parental habits of a thle Hohwhite bird described
The text notes that unlike ordinary game birds the thle Hohwhite is a devoted father. It guards the nest sits on the clutch of creamy white eggs and incubates if the mother dies. Young birds stay with relatives until they reach maturity before scattering to find mates.
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