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Publication Date

9-20-1932

Abstract

Lists by William M. Davidson of birds observed and banded between 1932 and 1961. Arranged by species and thereunder chronologically. Most of the birds were observed in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C.; or near Orlando, Florida; and in Brevard County, Florida; with some observed in the Bahamas and other locations in Florida.

Birds mentioned include: Bobwhite, Mourning dove, Common ground dove, Lesser scaup, American coot, Common moorhen, Purple gallinule, Least bittern, Anhinga, Great egret, Little blue heron, Snowy egret, Tricolored heron, Double-crested cormorant, Green heron, Ring-billed gull, Sandwich tern, Least tern, Brown noddy, Sooty tern, Black-necked stilt, Lesser yellowlegs, Stilt sandpiper, Ruddy turnstone, Brown pelican, White-rumped sandpiper, Spotted sandpiper, Semipalmated sandpiper, Least sandpiper, Western sandpiper, Solitary sandpiper, Short-billed dowitcher, Willet, Dunlin, Knob-billed duck, Sanderling, Piping plover, Semipalmated plover, Wilson's plover, Grey plover, Killdeer, and King rail.

Keywords

Birds, Birding, Bird banding, Pigeons, Bobwhites, Scaup ducks, Coots, Gallinule, Bittern, Anhinga, Egrets, Herons, Cormorants, Gulls, Terns, Stilts (Birds), Pelicans, Sandpipers, Plover

Extent

63 pages

Geographic Location

Maryland; Bahamas; Orange County (Fla.); Brevard County (Fla.); Orlando (Fla.)

Box Number

5

Folder

8

Language

English

Media Type

Lists (Documents)

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Identifier

fos_records_1704

Type

Book

Lists, William Davidson, Bird Banding, 1932–1961

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