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Fakamahino Hill Swallow Hirundo domicola Jerdon, 1841
Date 1867 - 1872
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Tupunga Birds of Asia, Vol. IV, Parts XIX,-XXIV,by John Gould, 1867-72. Painted by John Gould & Henry C. Richter. Scanned by AshLin from pg 148 of Treasures of Natural History (2005) eds A. S. Kothari & B. F. Chhapgar, Bombay Natural History Society and Oxford University Press, Mumbai.
Author John Gould & Henry C. Richter.
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