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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 16 (1875) (1875)

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d Farmer says: ‘In re- remarkable for the beauty of their colors and the singularity Further, Mr. Haywood considers that wood is the most gard to shingles, I have seen the highest cost shaved pine of their forms. A number of curious birds have, of late | years, been transported from the colony… … black and brown. The sizeofthe and can be easily renewed as it is body isabout that of a chicken, worn away. But this combina- and its conformation shows very tion is, I fear, devoid of elastici- avery brief period. But follow the plow to pick up grubs and earth worms, as readi- it may be contended…

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