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Northern Illinois University
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Good News
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v. 12 no. 300
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Good News, v. 12, no. 300, February 1, 1896 (Issue) |
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February 1, 1896 |
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Among the queerest birds' eggs in the world are those of the tinamous, of South America, which are distantly related to our domestic fowls. |
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Very beautiful also are the eggs of certain small fly-catchers such as the wood pee-wee, which have a delicate buff or cream ground, exquisitely relieved by an encircling band of reddish brown or lavender spots. |
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