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Passenger Pigeon by John James Audubon, 1827 world map These landmarks are not merelyPassenger Pigeon (Plate 62) is a captivating illustration by John James Audubon, first published in 1827 as part of his monumental work, The Birds of America. This piece stands as a testament to Audubons extraordinary skill in capturing the natural world, both in its vibrant detail and its evocative portrayal of one of nature's most remarkable avian phenomenathe formerly abundant Passenger Pigeon, scientifically known as Columba migratoria. You can