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Tbe two heads of Ooshawks (adult and younjj; or ini 

 iiiatiiiel, illustrate aiiotlier species of llic deliiiiiciiiai 

 iiawks vvliich destroy much gai'i''. |"iultiy and ilu- 

 snialler kinds of wild song' birds. The iwo heads of 

 Red-shouldered Hawks (adult and younj;, the latter 

 known to the older ornithological writers as Winter 

 Falcon), illustrate a species which is beneficial, as 

 il rarely jircys on pmiltrv or i^aiin', but subsists 

 lar-cly on njicc, frd.ys, -rasslioi.lK rs and beetles. 



