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Red squirrel damage, PH VIII

• HF-ID: HFH-0571
• Category: Visual Materials
• Creator: Cline, A.C.
• Date: 1924-1925
• Location: Prospect Hill Tract (Harvard Forest), PH VIII
• Media: Photographs and negatives
• Contents:
  • 4 black and white photos: 1189, 1190, 1191, 1191(2) - 5"x7".
  • 4 negatives: 1189n, 1190n, 1191n, 1191(2)n - 5"x7".

• Keywords: spruce, wildlife
• Abstract:
  • Tips of Norway spruce nipped off by red squirrels. See Hosley report showing damage to Scotch pine according to Hosley - Bryant Road. See article in American forests and forest life, 1925.
  • 1189. [no description]
  • 1190. Twelve-year-old Scotch pine. (Figure in Hosley, N. W. 1925. A mystery of the treetops. American Forests, p. 455)
  • 1191/1191(2). Norway spruce branch clipping (Figure in Hosley, N. W. 1928. Red squirrel damage to coniferous plantations. Plate V, photo 3 and Hosley, N. W. 1925. A mystery of the treetops. American Forests, p. 457)

• Related Items:
  • Publication: Red squirrel damage to coniferous plantations and its relation to changing food habits
  • Publication: A mystery of the treetops
  • Research file: HF 1928-02 Red squirrel damage to coniferous plantations and its relation to changing food habits

• Archives Location: Historical Photographs Box 3, Wildlife
• Access: Active
• Administrative Notes:
  • Original HF-ID: 1189/1190/1191