Gull Island and Hog Island bird colonies (film, Gault, ca. 1900-1942)

Recording

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A black-and-white silent film of bird colonies on Gull Island and Hog Island: birds over a rocky beach, men banding birds, and a young heron. The Academy’s title also names Spider Island, but its own description places the filming on Gull and Hog only.

Sources

Wikimedia Commons, Gull Island and Hog Island bird colonies (film, Gault, ca. 1900-1942)
Chicago Academy of Sciences catalogue record via the Internet Archive, explicitly 'in the Beaver Island archipelago, St. James Township, Charlevoix County, Michigan'.
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Cite this article

Beaver Island Archive, “Gull Island and Hog Island bird colonies (film, Gault, ca. 1900-1942)”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/documents/gault-film-gull-and-hog-islands/, accessed [date], citing Wikimedia Commons, Gull Island and Hog Island bird colonies (film, Gault, ca. 1900-1942).

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