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These starlings appeared in Harper’s annual bird roundup for the November 1960 issue of the Ford Times.
“Green Jay,” Ford Times, 1956.
This flamingo was among “Ten Southern Birds” Harper painted and captioned for the November 1958 issue of the Ford Times.
From 1954 to 1960, Harper illustrated 10 birds for each November issue of the magazine, including the snowy egret in 1958.

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