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a derivative of the pasture-meadow association, differentiated to the 
advantage of the former, but to the detriment of the birds; and the 
ornithological preponderance of the tree-shrub association may be more 
clearly shown by a comparison with the first two associations thrown 
together as one, giving us an average of 762 birds per square mile for 
the combination against 3111 for the tree-shrub association. 
stated, we have found the summer-time birds? of Illinois more than 
Otherwise 
