Comparison of Ten White-collared Swifts From Latin America, B

Creator

• Florida Ornithological Society

Files

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Creation Date

1-25-1981

Abstract

Ten white-collared swifts, or Streptoprocne zonaris, lying side by side on their backs. Tags tied to the birds' feet and taped below them identify the birds by where they were found; the locations include Cuba, Mexico, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Venezuela. The newest bird on the far left is the first white-collared swift specimen found in the U.S. It was found deceased in Pensacola, Florida, on January 25, 1981.

Alt Text

A row of preserved birds mounted on a white background, each with a small labeled tag attached to its leg. The birds appear to be of the same species, likely for scientific or educational display.

Keywords

Ornithology, Birding

Extent

1 color photograph

Subject: geographic

Cuba; Mexico; Honduras; Costa Rica; Venezuela

Physical Collection

Florida Ornithological Society records

Box

1

Folder

3

Digital Date

2023

Media Type

Color photographs

Identifier

fos_images_2327

Recommended Citation

Florida Ornithological Society, "Comparison of Ten White-collared Swifts From Latin America, B" (1981). Florida Ornithological Society - Images. Image 1328.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/fos_images/1328