periodo

movimiento

1. Sciurus feruginiventris, Red-bellied Squirrel. Natural size. Male, female and young — John James Audubon
2. Brush-Tailed Bettong — John Gould

vibra

temas

1. Íbis Brillante. Macho Adulto. — John James Audubon
2. California Hare — John James Audubon
3. Vulgo (Wild Turkey) Meleagris gallapavo — John James Audubon, 1826
4. Lepus palustris, Marsh Hare. Natural size — John James Audubon
5. Lepus Bachmani, Bachman's Hare. Natural size — John James Audubon
6. Lepus glacialis, Polar Hare. Natural size — John James Audubon

palabras clave

1. American Bison or Buffalo — John James Audubon, 1845
2. Íbis Brillante. Macho Adulto. — John James Audubon
3. Black-Tailed Hare — John James Audubon

tono

color principal

1. Íbis Brillante. Macho Adulto. — John James Audubon
2. Vulgo (Wild Turkey) Meleagris gallapavo — John James Audubon, 1826
3. Sciurus leporinus, Hare Squirrel. Natural size — John James Audubon
4. Lepus glacialis, Polar Hare. Natural size — John James Audubon
5. Sciurus feruginiventris, Red-bellied Squirrel. Natural size. Male, female and young — John James Audubon
6. Biberratte — Friedrich Wilhelm Kühnert
7. Lepus palustris, Marsh Hare. Natural size — John James Audubon
8. Pollo Say, 1. Macho, 2. Hembra — John James Audubon
9. rufous hare - wallaby — John Gould

otros

1. Carpintero de pico marfil (Campephilus principalis), Estudio para la lámina 66 de Havell — John James Audubon, 1826
2. Lepus Texianus, Texian Hare. Male. Natural size — John James Audubon
3. Marsh Wren. 1. Male. 2. Female and nest — John James Audubon
4. Red-and-black-shouldered Marsh-Blackbird. 1. Male. 2. Female. — John James Audubon
5. Red-and-white-shouldered Marsh-Blackbird. Male. — John James Audubon
6. Lepus Townsendii, Townsend's Rocky Mountain Hare. Natural size. Male ^ Female — John James Audubon
7. greater stick nest rat — John Gould
8. Townsend's Rocky Mountain Hare — John James Audubon
9. Lepus Sylvaticus, Grey Rabbit. Natural size. Old ^ young — John James Audubon
10. Mus decumanus, Brown, or Norway Rat. Natural size. Male, female ^ young — John James Audubon