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Synopsis of the Birds of Pennsylvania compiled by Spencer F. Baird

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Date
June 10, 1839

"Synopsis of the Birds of Pennsylvania" compiled by Spencer F. Baird from John James Audubon, Alexander Wilson, and Nuttal in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Includes sections on land and water birds.

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People
Baird, Spencer Fullerton
Audubon, John James
Wilson, Alexander
Subject
Science and Technology
Format
Reports
Time Period
1820-1839
Location
I-Original-1839-4
Origin
Original Accession
Synopsis of the Birds of Pennsylvania compiled by Spencer F. Baird

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