Year: 1958
Type: article
Abstract: operated April 8 Sparrow Hawk ( 1) his year in a special study of the April 15 Sandhill Crane (4 flocks) spring migration in the Regina area.April 13 American Coot (1) £ach individual reported his obser-March 30 Killdeer (1) /ations to the Museum where I kept i l gord of early arrival dates.This April 25 American Golden Plover (flock) ist is particularly interesting because April 11 Common Snipe (2 ) t represents the joint findings of a April 20 Willet (1) lumber of enthusiastic birders.The April 10 Greater Yellowlegs 1st includes records submitted to April 8 Lesser Yellowlegs \pril 30.This year special interest April 26 Pectoral Sandpiper las been shown in the Regina area April 25 Baird's Sandpiper (19) Decause Regina birders want to be-April 26 Marbled Godwit :ome more familiar with local con-April 26 Sanderling ( 1) iitions in view of the A.O.U.Meeting April 23 American Avocet (2) ;o be held here in August, 1959.We April 27 California Gull ( 1) ixpect that this renewed interest in March 26 Ring-billed Gull ( 1) >ur local area will stimulate "birding" April 12 Franklin's Gull (1)
Source: Blue Jay
DOI: 10.29173/bluejay2630
Author: F. W. Lahrman
Institution: Natural History Museum
Language: English
Topic: Avian ecology and behavior
Subfield: Ecology
Field: Environmental Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4242006649