‘Violet Plantain-eater’ John Latham
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‘Violet Plantain-eater’
Ornithological study of the Violet turaco (Musophaga violacea) a bird native to West Africa. Shown perched on a tree branch. Plate 125 from the Supplement. II. to the general synopsis of birds, by John Latham (London, Leigh, Sotheby & Son, 1802). The plate is inscribed above ‘Pl. CXXV.’; and below ‘Violet Plantain-eater. Publishd as the Act directs May 30, 1801, by Leigh, Sotheby & Son, York Street, Covent Garden.’
- Image reference: RS-17550
- ©The Royal Society
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