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THE OOLOGIST. 



THE JOURNAL OF THE 



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FRANK H. LATTIX, Albion. N. Y. 



BIRD SKINS. 



Peocock. magnificient adult male speci- 

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American Bittern 



American Crow 



Marsh Haw]< 



Pigeon Hawk 



Blue Jay, male 



Wood Duck, male 



Screech Owl. gray 



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Bronzed Grackle 



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White-rumped Sandpiper 



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Ked-headed Woodpecker 



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Snowfiake 



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Prairie Hormii f.ark 



Indigo r.unting 



Purple Finch, female 



Song Sparrow 



Bluebird, young male 



White-breasted Nuthatch 



Chickadee 



Hooded Warbler, pair 



Canadian Warbler, male 



Black-throated Green Warbler, male... 



Blaik-poll Warbler, female 



Red-tail Hawk, young in down 



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1 50 

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I have only the above skins left and they 

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 Albion. N. Y. 



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