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Audubon and His Journals, Volume 2

Note 32 — THE MISSOURI RIVER JOURNALS 1843 (Continued) (continued 2)

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The above is a very good example of the way these Woodpeckers vary in color, presenting a case which, as Audubon justly observes, is a "puzzle to all the naturalists in the world." See note, p. 14.—E. C.

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