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Jack Miner, Canadian naturalist about to liberate a pair of blue geese to study their route of migration
Jack Miner, Canadian naturalist about to liberate a pair of blue geese to study their route of migration

Jack Miner, Canadian naturalist about to liberate a pair of blue geese to study their route of migration

Date4/7/1936
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jack Miner, Canadian naturalist about to liberate a pair of blue geese to study their route of migration. Each goose has a band on its leg bearing Mr. Miner's post-office address at Kingsville, Ont., and a Biblical text.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0068673F
Fry Cobb at left the worlds greatest baseball player and Jack Miner Canadian naturalist at right, photo shows the two in the northern woods on their vocation lost fall frying vensison
Fry Cobb at left the worlds greatest baseball player and Jack Miner Canadian naturalist at right, photo shows the two in the northern woods on their vocation lost fall frying vensison
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Large numbers of Canada geese winter at the Jack Miner Sanctuary at Kingsville, Ont
Large numbers of Canada geese winter at the Jack Miner Sanctuary at Kingsville, Ont
3/1/1938
Bird Canada geese rising off the pond an the miner bird sanctuary cohila the pittsburgh millionaires looked on
Bird Canada geese rising off the pond an the miner bird sanctuary cohila the pittsburgh millionaires looked on
4/18/1925
Out for a Sunday Cruise, this pair of Canada geese convoys a flotilla of 18 offspring as they paddle along under sunny skies on Toronto Harbor off Cen(...)
Out for a Sunday Cruise, this pair of Canada geese convoys a flotilla of 18 offspring as they paddle along under sunny skies on Toronto Harbor off Cen(...)
5/23/1971
Stalking wildflowers: A group of children, led by Humber Arboretum naturalist David Stephenson, study wildflowers growing along a nature trail at Humber College
Stalking wildflowers: A group of children, led by Humber Arboretum naturalist David Stephenson, study wildflowers growing along a nature trail at Humber College
8/22/1985
Binoculars jammed to eyes, birders scans the treetops as the great migration begins
Binoculars jammed to eyes, birders scans the treetops as the great migration begins
5/12/1980
Preliminary plan for the organization and operation of the Air Migration Program of the Province of Ontario
Preliminary plan for the organization and operation of the Air Migration Program of the Province of Ontario
6/28/1947
Image shows an aerial view of the Toronto Harbourfront.
Migration to giant cities is accepted as inevitable, says writer Warnett Kennedy
5/8/1975
A mild Canada goose feeding from Jack miners hand notice lay on goose leg which contains Jack miners now and address
A mild Canada goose feeding from Jack miners hand notice lay on goose leg which contains Jack miners now and address
5/16/1925
A Naturalist on Cherry Beach: Gerald McKeating, executive director of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists, says his organization has attracted many members lately because the public is concerned about misuse of natural resources and destruction of the environment
A Naturalist on Cherry Beach: Gerald McKeating, executive director of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists, says his organization has attracted many members lately because the public is concerned about misuse of natural resources and destruction of the environment
8/27/1970
Hunting nuggets: Diversification plan of world's largest nickel miner has Inco officials Terrence Podolsky, left, and Jack Shaugnnessy plotting a gold hunt
Hunting nuggets: Diversification plan of world's largest nickel miner has Inco officials Terrence Podolsky, left, and Jack Shaugnnessy plotting a gold hunt
5/23/1984
Jack Miner Canadas great out-a-door man
Jack Miner Canadas great out-a-door man
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