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St Vincent Union 186-189 ab pairs,MNH.Michel 78-85. Audubon's birds 1985.Sparrow, US $2.61, image 1

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Saint Vincent Grenadines, Union Island 186-189 ab pairs, MNH. Michel 78-85. John Audubon's birds 1985: Hooded warblier, Carolina wren, Song sparrow, Black-headed grosbeak, Scarlet tanager, Lazulibunting, Sharp-shinned hawk, Merlin.
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