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English: Two falconets from Java. Labelled Falco caerulescens, these birds are now classified as Microhierax fringillarius. |
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| Source | Plate 35 in Horsfield, Thomas (1824). Zoological researches in Java, and the neighbouring islands. |
| Author | A. Pelletier (illustrator); C. [Charles Joseph] Hullmandel (lithographer) |
Vigors mentioned this illustration when proposing the new genus Ierax or Hierax. Thus this plate and Horsfield's accompanying description form the type of the genus that is now called Microhierax.
Scan contributed by Smithsonian Libraries to Archive.org and Biodiversity Heritage Library. (BHL also holds a copy from the National Library Board of Singapore.)
Unmodified download from https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/31111887#page/288/
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