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Birds

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Caspian Tern

Latin:  Hydroprogne caspia

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Costa's Hummingbird

Latin:  Calypte costae

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Northern Pintail

Latin:  Anas acuta

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Lewis's Woodpecker

Latin:  Melanerpes lewis

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Louisiana Waterthrush

Latin:  Parkesia motacilla

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Northern Shoveler

Latin:  Spatula clypeata

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Magnolia Warbler

Latin:  Setophaga magnolia

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Ovenbird

Latin:  Seiurus aurocapilla

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