Negatives, Tom Webber and First White-collared Swift Specimen in United States

Creator

• Florida Ornithological Society

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Creation Date

1980

Time Period

circa 1980s

Abstract

A roll of Kodak film containing 18 pictures of Tom Webber, the Florida Museum of Natural History's bird collection manager, studying the first white-collared swift (Streptoprocne zonaris) specimen found in the U.S. The bird was found deceased at a beachside home in Pensacola, Florida, on January 25, 1981.

Alt Text

A grid of black-and-white film strips showing various scenes and objects, including hands, tools, and industrial equipment. The images are arranged in rows with labels indicating "Kodak Safety Film."

Keywords

Birds, Birding, Ornithology, Swifts, White-collared swift

Extent

4 negative strips

Subject: geographic

Escambia County (Fla.); Pensacola (Fla.)

Physical Collection

Florida Ornithological Society records

Box

1

Folder

3

Digital Date

2023

Media Type

Negatives (Photographs)

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Identifier

fos_images_2319

Recommended Citation

Florida Ornithological Society, "Negatives, Tom Webber and First White-collared Swift Specimen in United States" (1980). Florida Ornithological Society - Images. Image 1320.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/fos_images/1320