Add to ORKGranger nIn early or mid-June, ranger and grey seals migrate north to shallow areas near rocky shores, where they haul out to bask in the sun or hide from hunters among the rocks. Old rangers (dotters) are especially clever at concealing themselves. Unlike other seals, rangers breed late (mid-June) and moult late (mid-august).PRINTED ITEMSEP 1979 G. M. StoryJH SEP 1979Used I and SupUsed I1Used
seal nSoon these sealers learned from experience the advantages of making an earlier start on the ...
dotardThere were always lots of seals in that bay. This is the bay seal, not the harp seal. It is ...
ranger nThe bay seal or harbor seal (Phoca vitulina) is the "ranger" of the settlers.PRINTED ITE...
dotardIn early or mid-June, ranger and grey seals migrate north to shallow areas near rocky shores,...
ranger nRanger seals were abundant in the pre-settlement period at the heads of almost all the bay...
ranger nThe next kind [of seal] is a small and beautiful animal, called the Ranger, which rema...
dotardDotters [old ranger seals] leave Jeannette Bay in November, and go south. The small ones go ...
ranger nMost of the Ranger seals are taken by landsmen on the Labrador coast and are taken in nets,...
ranger n" no young seals could be found : their catch was therefore necessarily small ,and...
ranger nThe Harbor Seal. _Phoca vitulina_ . the young are there [ Newfoundland] also c...
ranger nArchie and Billy came upon a family of four, [seals] lying at some distance from their blo...
ranger nThere were always lots of seals in [Hawkes Bay].This is the bay seal, not the harp seal....
ranger nThe handsomest of them all [young seals] is the "ranger," as the young doter is called.P...
ranger nWhen one year old the bay seal is called a "jar seal," and its skin is poor; in the secon...
ranger nWhen three years old they are called dotards, and their young rangers, which they have w...
seal nSoon these sealers learned from experience the advantages of making an earlier start on the ...
dotardThere were always lots of seals in that bay. This is the bay seal, not the harp seal. It is ...
ranger nThe bay seal or harbor seal (Phoca vitulina) is the "ranger" of the settlers.PRINTED ITE...
dotardIn early or mid-June, ranger and grey seals migrate north to shallow areas near rocky shores,...
ranger nRanger seals were abundant in the pre-settlement period at the heads of almost all the bay...
ranger nThe next kind [of seal] is a small and beautiful animal, called the Ranger, which rema...
dotardDotters [old ranger seals] leave Jeannette Bay in November, and go south. The small ones go ...
ranger nMost of the Ranger seals are taken by landsmen on the Labrador coast and are taken in nets,...
ranger n" no young seals could be found : their catch was therefore necessarily small ,and...
ranger nThe Harbor Seal. _Phoca vitulina_ . the young are there [ Newfoundland] also c...
ranger nArchie and Billy came upon a family of four, [seals] lying at some distance from their blo...
ranger nThere were always lots of seals in [Hawkes Bay].This is the bay seal, not the harp seal....
ranger nThe handsomest of them all [young seals] is the "ranger," as the young doter is called.P...
ranger nWhen one year old the bay seal is called a "jar seal," and its skin is poor; in the secon...
ranger nWhen three years old they are called dotards, and their young rangers, which they have w...
seal nSoon these sealers learned from experience the advantages of making an earlier start on the ...
dotardThere were always lots of seals in that bay. This is the bay seal, not the harp seal. It is ...
ranger nThe bay seal or harbor seal (Phoca vitulina) is the "ranger" of the settlers.PRINTED ITE...