***PRINT ARTICLE***

• original print article from a vintage January 1933 National Geographic magazine.
• 30 pages. Each page measures approximately 6 3/4" x 10".

CROWS, MAGPIES, AND JAYS

Unusual Intelligence Has Earned a Unique Position for These Birds

By T. Gilbert Pearson

Pearson explores the intelligence, behaviors, and complex social dynamics of these birds within the corvid family. Pearson delves into their adaptability, problem-solving skills, and interactions with humans, highlighting the birds' remarkable abilities and often misunderstood traits. 

Includes black and white photos from various photographers and color illustrations by Allan Brooks.

Staining and age toning present.

This original vintage piece may show signs of age/wear. Foxing, fading, and discoloration may be present with older paper items. Please be sure to view all photos for further details on condition.

PLEASE NOTE: You will receive a printed page out of a magazine or newspaper. Any products depicted in the advertisements are not included with purchase.

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All measurements are approximate. 

Please note that due to the range of viewing device configurations, actual item colours might differ slightly from the photographs. 

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