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478), the crow, and blackbird, so useful a bird, notwith- 
standing its mischievous propensities; the oriole, whose 
Fig. 478.—Magpie.—From Tenney’s Zoology. 
Fig. 479.—Butcher-bird.—From Tenney’s Zoology. 
hanging nest, brilliant colors, and lively song render it one 
of our most interesting birds; while the reed-bird of the 
