
378 Hawk Owl
John James Audubon · American, 1785-1851
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A hand-colored engraved plate shows two hawk owls, one perched upright on a branch and one diving head-down with spread wings and striped plumage. The printed title Hawk Owl, the scientific name Strix funerea, and the plate number CCCLXXVIII appear on the sheet.


























