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John James Audubon (1785-1851) was a renowned American ornithologist and painter best known for his lifelike and detailed depictions of North American birds. His most famous work, "The Birds of America," is a collection of 435 hand-painted plates, each featuring a different species. The paintings are known for their scientific accuracy and artistic beauty, showcasing Audubon’s keen observation and mastery of naturalism. Audubon’s legacy continues to inspire ornithologists, artists, and nature enthusiasts.
Born
April 26, 1785
Birth place
Les Cayes, Haiti
Died
January 27, 1851
Death place
New York City, United States
Plate 14. Prairie Warbler
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Plate 120 Pewit Flycatcher
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Plate 146 Fish Crow
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Plate 144 Small Green Crested Flycatcher
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Plate 143 Golden-crowned Thrush
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Plate 122 Blue Grosbeak
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Plate 111 Pileated Woodpecker
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Plate 79 Tyrant Fly-catcher
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Plate 81 Fish Hawk or Osprey
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Plate 104 Chipping Sparrow
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Plate 86 Black Warrior
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Plate 76 Virginian Partridge
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Plate 103 Canada Warbler
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Plate 57. Loggerhead Shrike
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Plate 160 Black-capped Titmouse
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