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- Killdeer Plover. [underlined]
Oxyechus vociferus [underlined]
Huntingdon B.C. [British Columbia] Feby. [February] 15/35 [1935]. A flock of half
a dozen kept flying about Coll's newly
plowed field cor [corner] McKenzie + Farmer Rds [roads].
Heard several flying high up last night
in bright moonlight.
Nov. [November] 9. 1935. Terra Nova. quite common and about
25 seen on flats + flying over nearby fields.
Sea Island B.C. [British Columbia] March 2 + 3. 1938. Seen +
heard in different places N.W. [northwest] end of Island
+ foreshore.
Sea Isd [Island] BC [British Columbia] Mch [March] 8/39 [1939]. Two seen in cow
pasture with [illegible word] by Shannon Rd. [road]
Mud Bay, Ladner B.C. [British Columbia] Aug [August] 14. 1940.
Seven or eight of these birds seen
with them was one Semi palmated
Plover.
Feby. [February] 21/42 [1942] Sea Is. [Island] Seen + heard in fields
at west end of Island. Brooks says to note
+ check the curious change in plumage of
these birds after breeding. They assume a
very ruddy tone. See specimen # [space left blank] in
collection K.R.
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