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Folks:

Richard Jeffers said that his printer gave a copy that was rather 
light.  Once he changed his printer to eliminate the default option of half 
tones, then he obtained a normal copy.  My printer at home appears to give 
a normal copy regardless.  But if you have troubles, you might check to see 
if you have any printer options that will make a better copy.

A number of folks have asked about the * and ** after species' names.  ** 
means a regular breeder, while * means an irregular breeder (not every 
year, sometimes only once).

Bill

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