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| | Painted Lark-Bunting |
 | | My own figure of this species was drawn from the same specimen, which was kindly lent to me for that purpose by the Council of the Zoological Society. |
 | | That the Painted Bunting at times retires far southward, probably accompanying the Lapland Longspur, is a fact for which I can vouch, having seen one on the shores of the Mississippi in December 1820, which however I missed on wing after having viewed it about two minutes, as it lay flat on the ground. |
 | | Bill short, conical, stout, compressed toward the end, acuminate; its outlines straight, the lower mandible a little narrower than the upper at the base; the gap-line straight, slightly deflected at the base. |
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