Summary
Image taken by A.J. Campbell in preparation for his definitive work, 'Nests and Eggs of Australian Birds including the Geographical Distribution of the Species and Popular Observations Thereon', published by Pawson & Brailsford, Sheffield, England in 1900. The image was used to illustrate the nest of the species, and Campbell noted: 'Similar to that of P. temporalis, but proportionally smaller; bulky, dome-shaped, with hooded side entrance; constructed of sticks; lined inside with such soft materials as portions of flowers, feathers, grass, bark and wool. Usually placed in a low tree or bush.'
Description of Content
Domed nest of sheok needles.
Physical Description
Black and white silver gelatin glass negative, half plate, landscape format
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Collecting Areas
Science & Measurement, Sustainable Futures, Images & Image Making
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Acquisition Information
Transfer from Natural Science, Museum Victoria
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Place Depicted
Australia
Possibly the Mallee as Campbell referes (in 'Nest and Eggs') to his collection coming from there - Rebecca Carland, May 2008. -
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Glass Negative, Black & White
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