167 Key-west Dove by John James Audubon

Hand-colored print of two Key West doves on a mossy rock beside green leaves and white and lilac flowers.

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A hand-colored engraved plate shows two Key West doves, one with spread wings, perched on a mossy rock among green leaves and white and lilac trumpet flowers. The sheet bears the plate number 167 and the species name Key-west Dove with its Latin name Columba Montana, attributed to John James Audubon.

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