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John J. Audubon
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Snowy Owl, 1831
Anonymous
Bonaparte's Flycatching-Warbler
John James Audubon
Bachman's Warbler, 1834
John James Audubon
Sea Otter from Quadrupeds of North America
John James Audubon
Orchard Oriole, or Hang-nest
John James Audubon
Goshawk
John James Audubon
Bell's Vireo. Male. (Rattle-snake Root)
John James Audubon
Mottled Owl, 1830
John James (after) Audubon
Douglas' Squirrel, for the folio 'The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America'
John James Audubon
American Goldfinch
John James Audubon
Washington Oak, Audubon Park
Anonymous
Warbling Vireo, or Greenlet
John James Audubon
Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Anonymous
White-eyed Vireo, or Greenlet. Male. (Pride of China, or bead tree. Melia Azedarach.)
John James Audubon
Raven. Old Male. (Thick-Shell bark Hickory)
John James Audubon
Least Pewee Flycatcher. Male. (White Oak. Quercus Prinus.)
John James Audubon
Trumpeter Swan
Anonymous
Little Screech Owl. (Jersey Pine. Pinus inops.)
John James Audubon
Arkansaw Flycatcher, Swallow-tailed Flycatcher and Says Flycatcher
John James Audubon
Downy Woodpecker, 1831
John James (after) Audubon
Common American Swan
John James Audubon
Bartram's Vireo, or Greenlet. Male. (Ipomea)
John James Audubon
Eastern Grey Squirrel in Full Winter Coat
John James Audubon
Loggerhead Shrike
John James Audubon
Bewick's Wren. Male. (Iron-wood Tree)
John James Audubon
Snowy Owl
Anonymous
Rock-Wren. Adult female. (Smilacina borealis.)
John James Audubon
Horticultural hall, Audubon Park
Anonymous
Cuvier's Kinglet. Male. (Broad-leaved laurel. Kalmia latifolia.)
John James Audubon
Minks, c.1848
John Woodhouse Audubon
Hudson's Bay Lemming, 1846
John Woodhouse Audubon
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
John James Audubon
Clay-coloured Bunting. Male. (Asclepias tuberosa.)
John James Audubon
Anna Humming bird
John James Audubon
Self-Portrait
John Woodhouse Audubon
Common Mocking Bird. 1, 2. Males, 3. Female. (Florida Jessamine. Gelseminum niditum. Rattlesnake.)
John James Audubon
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