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"The Green Book of Birds of America" by Frank G. Ashbrook. One of a series of three books. Full-color bird illustrations by Paul Moller.
Copyright 1931 and published by Whitman Publishing Co., Racine, WI
This book of the series contains the 'Perching Birds' and each page contains information and habitats of the bird and includes a color picture representing the male (usually the most colorful) of the species.
Paperback, pocket-size book, 95 pages
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