Piciformes - Picidae - Yungipicus molucsensis (Belatuk-Belacan Kecil Biasa)
Small plain woodpecker of wooded areas from primary rainforest to parklands and forest edges. Brownish overall with a white-striped head, a spotted back, and pale gray streaks on a buffy breast. Male has a small red speck near the back of the crown. Similar Gray-capped Woodpecker is black-and-white, with a less cleanly striped head, cleaner underparts, and unevenly distributed pale spotting on the back and wings. Sunda’s call is a high-pitched rattling trill.
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Reason, virtue endure; no matter where it comes from.
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Chapter 4
Not having source
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Reason [is] empty, and in employing it apparently [it is] not exhausted.
Profound [it is]
Oh! it resembles the ten thousand things of the ancestor.
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It blunts its [own] sharpness.
It unravels its [own] fetters.
It harmonises its [own] light.
It identifies itself with its [own] dust.
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It is tranquil
Oh! it seems like to remain.
I not know whose son [it is].
It seems to be God’s antecedent.
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