1963 Color Print Buttonhole Orchid Fawn Breasted Hummingbird Animal Mexico HXM1 WESTVACO Pictured is the Commission's latest

Pictured is the Commission's latest power station called the Vaal Station

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Please Note: There is a library stamp in the top right corner

29 x 37 cm

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1963 Color Print Buttonhole Orchid Fawn Breasted Hummingbird Animal Mexico HXM1 WESTVACO Pictured is the Commission's latest"Amazilia Cerviniventris" This is an original 1963 color print by Rafael Montes de Oca of two Amazilia Cerviniventris, also known as the Fawn breasted Hummingbird. Now known as a subsidiary form of the Amazilia Yucatanensis, these birds inhabit the region from San Luis Potosi to Campeche in Mexico. The shown orchid is Epidendrum radiatum, also known as the Buttonhole Orchid, which grows in Veracruz, Oaxaca, and Chiapas, but is also common in other