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Two striking hawks from Australia, finely illustrated with warm natural tones.
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This hand-colored engraving by Prêtre features two birds of prey from New Holland (Australia): a sleek goshawk above, and a brown hawk below, each perched alertly on a branch. Their delicate plumage is highlighted through subtle coloration.
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Specific References
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