Image: RuffNetting

Description: Illustration of the trapping of Ruffs using a clap net
Title: RuffNetting
Credit: MacPherson, Hugh Alexander (1897) "Plover and Snipe" in A History of Fowling: Being an Account of the Many Curious Devices by which Wild Birds are or have been Captured in Different Parts of the World, Edinburgh, Scotland: David Douglas, pp. p. 468 Retrieved on 30 June 2009.
Author: John James Hodgson (1871–1906)[1]
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