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Birds Of America

Plate 435

Columbian Water Ouzel, or Arctic Water Ouzel

For more on this species, see its entry in the Birds of North America Field Guide.

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American Magpie

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American Magpie

Adult. Photo: Donald M. Jones/Minden Pictures

American Dipper

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Plate 434 Little Tyrant Flycatcher, Small-headed Flycatcher, Blue Mountain Warbler, Bartram's Vireo, Short-legged Pewee, Rocky Mountain Fly-catcher Plate 1 Wild Turkey

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