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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 6 (1888) (1888)

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sharpest eyes. Its miles with the ash-leaved maple or box elder. These the town of Flushing in this State, for example, where, head and beak are proportionately small, and the perhaps, more than in any other in this country which wings, which run out into long, sharp points, do not we can now… … SAND GROUSE-SYRRHAPTES PARADOXUS. out of place in a city of the architectural pretensions and what trees not to plant, there are rows of noble held horizontally, the middle feathers being pointed and of the climate of Washington. tulip trees, and pin oaks, willow oaks and lindens, also. Its feet…

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