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From: pigpen@u.washington.edu (Jonathan Jacobs)
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Subject: Line: Tiny hummingbird
Date: 7 Sep 1994 02:36:54 -0500
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	Here's a very simple hummingbird ... what do you think?

                -o/'
                 `n

	It may be one of those small pictures that requires an 
explanation, though, to see what it is.  Maybe if someone would create a 
nice hummingbird feeder (like a flower, maybe) of the same proportions.

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