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- Karen Dykes
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- 2021-12-08
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- call of juv [juvenile] Pigmy [Pygmy] Owl + after a careful search
found the bird perched on a fallen tree.
This bird was collected as No [number] 527 + found
to be a [female symbol]. Stomach empty. Checked
Colouring of this [could be juv?] carefully immediately
after death + before fading could take place
+ found the under wing coverts a beautiful
clear pink + the head gray with but few
white spots showing.
Alta Lake B.C. [British Columbia] Dec [December] 29/35 [1935]. A short way above
Rainbow [Lodge] a pigmy [pygmy] answered a call but would
not approach. Later in afternoon Stewart +
Allan heard one about mile 39. 19 E [east] hy [highway]
Alta Lake B.C. [British Columbia] Jan [January] 5/36 [1936] A Pigmy [Pygmy] answered
several times to call near [illegible word]
but would not approach.
Jan [January] 11/38. [1938] Allan Brooks says Pinicola [underlined] [female symbol]
[illegible word] have wing of at least 100mm. [millimeters] + that
Californicus [underlined] averages smaller than Pinicola.
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