. La chasse et la pêche en Floride, y compris une clé pour les oiseaux aquatiques connus pour se produire dans l'État . JOHN DAVIS. mals. Plusieurs Indiens ont des camps permanents sur NewRiver. Tom Tiger, Robert Osceola, Jumper, Old Tom, OldCharlie et Tom-a-luske ont tous des camps là. Dans les 98 supérieur CHASSE ET PÊCHE EN FLORIDE. la branche nord de la rivière pêche à l'achigan fin peut être eu, et il y a généralement quelques canards environ, mais il y a très peu d'autres dans la voie du gibier, le cerf et la turquie étant rares dans ce voisinage. En continuant vers le sud depuis la rivière New, en suivant de nouveau le chemin du pays, une route de treize ou quatre

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. Hunting and fishing in Florida, including a key to the water birds known to occur in the state . JOHN DAVIS. mals. Several of the Indians have permanent camps on NewRiver. Tom Tiger, Robert Osceola, Jumper, Old Tom, OldCharlie, and Tom-a-luske all have camps there. In the upper 98 HUNTING AND FISHING IN FLORIDA. north fork of the river fine bass fishing may be had, and there areusually a few ducks about, but there is very little else in the wayof game, deer and turkey being scarce in that vicinity. Continuing south from New River, again following the countyroad, a drive of thirteen or fourteen miles takes one to SnakeCreek (Car-chee-pap-kee) ; then comes Arch Creek (Char-to-fee-na), . A SAND HILL CRANES NEST. and next Little River (She-la-coo-ho-co-chee), which is abouttwenty-four miles from New River, and about a mile from LemonCity on Biscayne Bay. There is very little game in this country except quail (and ducksin some places), which are common enough, but the country is not HUNTING GROUNDS OF FLORIDA. 99 one which gives promise of much sport in the way of large gamehunting. After passing Snake Creek the country becomes high and rocky, and one begins to notice a variety of butterflies which have notbeen seen before, and in the hummocks through which the roadpasses pretty yellow and white tree-snails are not uncommon. The country between Lemon City and Miami is high and rocky.Quail are abundant, and ducks are numerous at certain seasons in

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