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Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird Sparrow Very common in the temperate areas of North America and throughout Europe where they tend to nest on buildings, thus the term House-sparrow.

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird Silky Starling The millions of starlings loose in North America today come from just 100 released in New York City 1890-91.

Flora & Fauna - (Color) - an early 19th century hand colored, engraving. Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird Finch The Finch is a small songbird, common throughout the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, South America and parts of Africa. Th

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird Bullfinch The Finch is a small songbird, common throughout the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, South America and parts of Africa. They tend to be soc

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird Wren A small, primarily dark-brown song-bird that can be found from Canada to Tierra del Fuego at the southernmost tip of South America. During W. W. II and for some

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird Snowy Owl A nocturnal bird of prey inhabiting the Arctic Tundra and regions immediately to the south in Asia, North America and Europe. It nests on the open ground

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird Yellow Bunting This a type of Finch, a small songbird, common throughout the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, South America and parts of Africa. They

Phorusrhacos, Smilodons and Macrauchenia in ancient Argentina 2 million years ago.

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