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The Black and Blue Creeper and the Hoopoe Hen Hand-Colored Plate and how they adjust toHand colored lithographic plate, 9 inches wide and 11. 75 inches long. From G. Edwards, A Gleaning of Natural History, Part 2, plate 264, 1758 1764. Edwards believed that the Black and Blue Creeper was also described as the Guira Coereba of Markgrave, History of Brazil and Willughbys Ornithology. The Hoopoe Hen is from America. Publisher Printed for the Author Publisher Place London Date Published 1758 1764 Date Published Estimated No Edition First