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This color illustration is from Webster’s New Illustrated Dictionary Based on Noah Webster’s dictionary, revised and edited by Edward T. Roe and Charles Leonard-Stuart. The book was published by Syndicate Publishing Company of New York in 1911.

This illustration is titled "Birds" and has a copyright of 1910 by F.E. Wright.

The birds are "1. Blue and Red Macaw; 2. Incomparable Bird of Paradise; 3. Golden Bird of Paradise; 4. Resplendent Trogon; 5. King Bird of Paradise; 6. Fire Weaver; 7. Paradise Flycatcher; 8. Broad-Shafted Whidah-Bird; 9. Marsh Hawk; 10. Bald Eagle; 11. Barred Owl; 12. Golden Pheasant."
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Author Sue Clark from Near Portland, USA

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