File:'Colaptes mexicanus' by Edward Hargitt, 1889.jpg
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Description'Colaptes mexicanus' by Edward Hargitt, 1889.jpg |
English: Painting of the woodpecker Colaptes mexicanus by Edward Hargitt, 1889. The species is now called the northern flicker (Colaptes auratus). Hargitt prepared the illustration as one of 1386 plates for a 3145 page monograph covering all the woodpeckers. The manuscript is held by the State Darwin Museum in Russia. |
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Source | https://web.archive.org/web/20140302125030/http://www.darwin.museum.ru/eng/?dir=research&more=hargitt |
Author | Edward Hargitt |
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