| Apparently the first wives of bigamists did not always care to chase down their absconding husbands. |
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| In times of abundant prey, male saw-whet owls may be bigamists and even trigamists, supporting two or three mates during one breeding season. |
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| Populated by a cast of country drunkards, bigamists, abused women, children and the inevitable dog, these are homespun morality tales. |
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| For many years male bitterns have been considered at times bigamists. |
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| Covered by a trail of new names, false claims, and new marital arrangements, deserters and bigamists often lurked just beyond the reach of the law. |
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