Robert catesby posters & prints

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The little owl Mark Catesby

The purple martin and the 'Smilax (forte) lenis' Mark Catesby

The turkey buzzard Mark Catesby

The 'lark' and the 'sea-side oat' Mark Catesby

The 'hooded titmouse' and the water-tupelo Mark Catesby

The little hawk Mark Catesby

The 'largest white-bill wood-pecker' and the 'willow oak' Mark Catesby

The 'purple gross-beak' and the 'poison-wood' Mark Catesby

The 'little sparrow' and the 'purple bind-weed of Carolina' Mark Catesby

The 'blew gross-beak' and the 'sweet flowring bay' Mark Catesby

The fishing hawk Mark Catesby

The 'fieldfare of Carolina' and the snake-root of Virginia Mark Catesby

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The 'nuthatch', the 'small nuthatch' and the 'highland willow oak' Mark Catesby

The 'red-bellied wood-pecker', the 'hairy wood-pecker' and the 'black oak' Mark Catesby

The yellow brested chat and the 'Solanum triphyllon' Mark Catesby

The 'snow-bird' and the 'broom-rape' Mark Catesby

The 'larger red-crested wood-pecker' and the 'live oak' Mark Catesby

The 'crested titmouse' and the 'upright honysuckle' Mark Catesby

The 'Bahama titmouse' and the 'seven years apple' Mark Catesby

The 'red wing'd starling' and the 'broad-leaved candle-berry myrtle' Mark Catesby

The ground-dove and the pellitory, or tooth-ach tree Mark Catesby

The pigeon-hawk Mark Catesby

The 'Bahama sparrow' and the 'bignonia' Mark Catesby

The 'goat-sucker of Carolina' Mark Catesby

The 'gold-winged wood-pecker' and the 'chesnut-oak' Mark Catesby

The 'turtle of Carolina' and the 'may apple' Mark Catesby

The 'blew jay' and the 'bay-leaved smilax' Mark Catesby

'The purple jack-daw' Mark Catesby

The 'little thrush' and the 'dahoon holly' Mark Catesby

The 'crested fly-catcher' and the 'Smilax bryoniae' Mark Catesby

The 'red leg'd thrush' and the 'gum-elimy tree' Mark Catesby

The 'fox coloured thrush' and the 'cluster'd black cherry' Mark Catesby

The 'summer red-bird' and the 'western plane tree' Mark Catesby

The 'red bird', the 'hiccory tree' and the 'pignut' Mark Catesby