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Mountain Bluebird

A. C. Bent (1932) wrote of the Mountain Bluebird: "As it flies from some low perch to hover like a big blue butterfly over an open field, it seems to carry on its wings the heavenly blue of the clearest sky, and one stands entranced with the purity of its beauty."

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A. C. Bent (1932) wrote of the Mountain Bluebird: "As it flies from some low perch to hover like a big blue butterfly over an open field, it seems to carry on its wings the heavenly blue of the clearest sky, and one stands entranced with the purity of its beauty."