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None (Accipitriformes) - 770.000000

While the site is primarily for Iowa insects and birds, I have included some from trips I have made to other states. Go to the species page and the Iowa map will show where specimens have been collected in Iowa and in the specimens list you will find records from other states.


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Last updated on 2019-11-25 15:17:38
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Accipitridae Hawks
Pandionidae Osprey
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