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. Introduction to zoology; a guide to the study of animals, for the use of secondary schools;. ; A V v S -T— / ! - f J U | FIG. 279. — Blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata). representative of the family, the horned lark, found alsoin Europe. The Tyrannidae, or flycatchers, are an exclusively Ameri-can family, feeding on insects. The best-known represen- 296 ZOOLOGY tatives are the courageous king-bird (Fig. 280), the woodpewee (Fig. 281), and the water-loving Fi<i. 2X0. — Kingbird * tt/r<nnitis).
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