Audubon in the Arboretum: A Field Guide

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After the summer showers, the ground is seen covered with multitudes of very small frogs, of a brownishblack colour, which many of the inhabitants foolishly suppose to have descended from the clouds. Some of these I have occasionally found in the stomach of the Black-billed Cuckoo. Vol. 1, 170

—J. J. Audubon

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Fig. 42. Cucumber magnolia (Magnolia acuminata)

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