FLORIDA MUSEUM_ BULLETIN OF NATURAL HISTORY ® NEW SPECIMEN-BASED RECORDS OF FLORIDA BIRDS Andrew W Kratter, Tom Webber, Terry Taylor, and David W. Steadman Vol. 43, No. 4„pp. 111-1*1 2002 UNIVERSITY OF FLORI DA GAINESVILLE Numbers of the BULLETIN OF THE FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY are published at irregular intervals. Volumes contain about 300 pages and are not necessarily completed in any one calendar year. FRED G . THOMPSON, Editor MARGARET E.B. JoYNER, Managing Editor Send communications concerning purchase or exchange of the publication and manuscripts queries to: Managing Editor of the BULLETIN Florida Museum of Natural History University ofFlorida PO Box 117800 Gainesville, FL 32611-7800, US.A. Phone: 352-392-1721, ext. 457 Fax: 352-846-0287 e-mail: mjoyner @ flmnh.ufl.edu ISSN: 0071-6154 CODEN: BF 5BA5 Publication date: March 20,2002 Price: $5.50 NEW SPECIMEN-BASED RECORDS OF FLORIDA BIRDS ANDREW W. KRATTERU, TOM WEBBERl, TERRY TAYLOR', AND DAVID W. STEADMAN' ABSTRACT We report 1258 specimens of217 species of indigenous and non-indigenous birds salvaged or collected in Florida and deposited in the Florida Museum of Natural History from 1992 to 2001. Each of these specimens advances our understanding of the geographic and seasonal occurrence ofbirds in Florida, with added biological perspective from data on sex, reproductive condition, molt, age, and fat levels taken during preparation of the specimens. Included are detailed accounts of 161 specimens of 53 species. Of these, 15 were known previously from 10 or fewer specimens from Florida (Pufinuspulfinus, Oceanites oceanicus, Phaethon aethereus, Melanitta nigra, M. fusca, Porphyrio porphyrio, Calidris maritima, Larus fuscus, Rissa tridactyla, Brachyramphus Imarmoratuslperdix, Chordeiles a(nttipennis, Streptoprocne zonaris, Acridotheres tristis, Molothrus bonariensis, and Carpodacus mexicanus). A specimen of Streptoprocne zonaris represents S. z. pallid(/rons and is the first North American specimen of this West Indian subspecies. RESUME Reportamos 1258 especimenes de 217 especies de aves nativas e introducidas colectados o recuperados en Florida y depositados en el Florida Museum of Natural History desde 1992 a 2001. Cada uno de esos especimenes amplia nuestro conocimiento sobre la distribuci6n geografica y la presencia estacional de aves en Florida, y afiade una perspectiva biolagica sobre estas aves con datos sobre el sexo, estado reproductivo, muda de plumaje, edad, y niveles de grasa notados durante la preparaci6n de los especimenes, incluimos resefias detalladas de 161 especimenes de 53 especies. De astos, 15 son conocidas previamente de 10 0 menos especimenes de Florida (Pu~linuspu#inus, Oceanites oceanicus, Phaethon aethereus, Melanitta nigra, M fusca, Porphyrio porphyrio, Calidris maritima, Larus fuscus, Rissa tridactyla, Brachyramphus Imarmoratusl perdix, Chordeiles acutipennis, Streptoprocne zonaris, Acridotheres tristis, Molothrus bonariensis, andCarpodacus mexicanus). Un especimen de Streptoprocne zonaris pertenece a S. z. pailidifrons y es el primer especimen norteamericano de esa subespdcie antillana . Key Words: Florida, birds, museum, specimens, seasonality, rare species, molt TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 113 SPECIES ACCOUNTS 115 CORY ' S SHEARWATER Calonectris diomedea diomedea 115 GREATER SHEARWATER Pullinus gravis... 115 MANX SHEARWATER PH#inus PH#inus 115 SOOTY SHEARWATER PU«#inUS griSeUS 115 WILSON ' S STORM-PETREL Oceanites oceanicus 115 LEACH'S STORM-PETREL Oceanodroma leucorhoa leucorhoa 116 RED-BILLED TROPICBIRD Phaethon aethereus mesonauta 116 WHNE--FAILED TROPICBIRD Phaethon lepturus ascensionis 118 BROWN BOOBY Sula leucogaster 118 AMERICAN BITTERN Botaurus lentiginosus 118 BLACK SCOTER Melanitta nigra americana 118 WHITE-WINGED SCOTER Melanittafusca deglandi 118 "FLORIDA" SNAIL KITE Rostrhamus sociabilis plumbeus 118 1 Florida Museum ofNatural History, R O. Box 117800, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611. 2 Corresponding author: phone 352-392-1721; fax 352-846-0287; email kratter@flmnh.ufl.edu A.W. Kratter, T. Webber, T. Taylor, and D.W Steadman. 2002. New specimen-based records of Florida birds. Bull. Florida Mus. Nat. Hist. 43(4):111-161. 112 BULLETIN ofthe FLORIDA MUSEUM OF'NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) COOPER'S HAWK Accipiter cooperii 119 BROAD-WINGED HAWK Buteo platypterus platypterus ................................ 119 SHORT-TAlLED HAWK Buteo brachyurusfuliginosus 119 "AUDUBON'S" CRESTED CARACARA Caracara cheriway audubonii ............ 119 MERLIN Falco columbarius columbarius 120 PEREGRINE FALCON Falco peregrinus anatum 120 BLACK RAIL Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis 120 PURPLE SWAMPHEN Porphyrio porphyrio poliocephalus ............................ 120 WHOOPING CRANE Grus americana 120 BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER Pluvialis squatarola 120 SNOWY PLOVER Charadrius alexandrinus nivosus..................................... 120 PURPLE SANDPIPER Calidris maritima 120 RED-NECKED PHALAROPE Phalaropus lobatus............................................. 121 POMARINE JAEGER Stercomrius pomarinus 121 LESSER BLACK-BACKED GUI«L Larus fusc1,f 122 GREAT BLACK-BACKED GULL Larus marinus 122 BLACK-LEGGED KITHWAKE Rissa tridactyla tridactyla ...............................\22 ROSEATE TERN Sterna dougallii dougallii 122 BRIDLED TERN Sterna anaethetus recognita 123 LONG-BILLED MURRELET Brachyramphus Imarmoratusl perdix ................ 124 WHITE-CROWNED PIGEON Columba leucocephala . 124 EURASIAN COLLARED-DOVE Streptopelia decaocto ..................................... 124 WHITE-WINGED DOVE Zenaida asiatica ...................................................... 125 MONK PARAKEET Myiopsitta monachus - 125 "ANTILLEAN" SHORT- EARED OWL Asiojlammeus domingensis .................... 125 LESSER NIGHTHAWK Chordeiles acutipennis acutipennis........................... 125 WHITE- COLLARED SWIFT Streptoprocne zonaris pallidifrons ...................... 125 COMMON MYNA Acridotheres tristis ... 126 CEDAR WAXWING Bombycilla cedrorum .................................................... 126 NASHVILLE WARBLER Vermivoraruficapilla ruficapilla ............................. 127 MAGNOLIA WARBLER Dendroica magnolia 127 BLACK-THROATED GREEN WARBLER Dendroica virens ................................127 BAY- BREASTED WARBLER Dendroica castanea 127 CONNECTICUT WARBLER Oporornis agilis 127 LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH SeiUmS motacilla 128 SCARLET TANAGER Piranga olivciren 128 "FLORIDA" GRASSHOPPER SPARROW Ammodramussavannarum floridanus 128 ROSE-BREASTED GROSBEAK Pheudticus ludovicianus ..... I . .... 128 SPOT-BREASTED ORIOLE kteruspectomlis 128 SHINY COWBIRD Molothrus bonariensis minimus 128 HousE FINCH Carpodacus mexicanus 129 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 129 LITERATURE CITED - 129 APPENDIX: Birds acquired in Florida, June 1992 through May 2001 131 INDEX 160 KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 113 petrels, and migrant warblers), or are recently introduced INTRODUCTION (e . g ., Grus americana, Porphyrio porphyrio, Strep- In recent years, the bird collection at the Florida topelia decaocto, Acridotheres tristis, Carpodacus Museum ofNatural History, University ofFlorida (UF), mexicanus). Secondarily, we provide a complete listing has grown substantially. Much of this growth has been ofall specimens from Florida that we have prepared from from specimens acquired in Florida (>1000 specimens January 1992 to present (Appendix). This list will update from 1998 to May 2001 ). More than halfthese specimens the compilation of all Florida specimens presented in (>550) have come from wildlife rehabilitation clinics, Stevenson and Anderson (1994). which accept birds found injured or sick in the wild and The contribution of bird specimens to the UF try to rehabilitate them for release. Because ofthe severity collection by wildlife rehabilitation clinics comes at a of many injuries and illnesses, however, rehabilitation time when active bird collecting is becoming less feasible clinics report mortality rates of 40-50% (J. Fitzgerald, due to land-use restrictions, declining populations ofsome C. Rohkamm, S. Small, R Deitschel, pers. comm.). Many species, and increased restrictions on scientific collecting ofthese dead birds, formerly incinerated, are now being by federal and state agencies. For these reasons, the saved for UF, where most are being prepared and specimen resource afforded by wildlife rehabilitation cataloged into the collection. The other major source of clinics is our only means of acquiring new specimens of recent specimens from Florida has been birds found dead many species. Because of limitations in storage space and donated to UF by the Florida Fish and Wildlife and time for preparing specimens, however, we receive Conservation Commission (FFWCC), United States specimens from only a small fraction of the more than Department ofAgriculture (USDA), United States Fish 200 clinics currently licensed in Florida by the FFWCC. and Wildlife Service (USFWS), other governmental The clinics that have recently donated large numbers of agencies, and the general public. specimens to us are the Florida Keys Wild Bird Center Aside from allowing determination ofage, sex, and (FKWBC) in Key Largo (Monroe Co.), the Wildlife Care subspecies (often not possible with sight records), new Center (WCC) in Ft. Lauderdale (Broward Co.), the methods of specimen preparation (such as saving a spread Conservancy of Southwest Florida (CSWF) in Naples wing, partial skeleton, and tissue sample, as well as the (Collier Co.), Care and Rehabilitation of Wildlife skin from a single specimen) and data recording (e.g., (CROW) on Sanibel Island (Lee Co.), Florida Wildlife noting detailed reproductive condition, presence or Hospital (FWH) in Melbourne (Brevard Co.), Cynthia absence o f a bursa of Fabricius, skull ossification, soft- Rohkamm (CRRC) at Lighthouse Point (Broward Co.), part colors, molt, fat levels, and stomach contents) have and R and J. Loll Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic (PJL) in greatly increased the biological value of recently prepared Indialantic (Brevard Co.). specimens (Winker, 2000). A major collection ofbird speci- We emphasize the importance of the UF bird mens may be viewed as a library that serves as a long- collection for both professional and amateur students of term resource for researchers and educators. Especially ornithology in Florida. We regularly host visitors from given the recent proliferation of molecular techniques, around the state. The UF collection is available for in- one can determine the content ofthe genome, the isotope house use by making an appointment with any of the signatures, and the presence ofsuch extraneous molecules authors (contact details above). Our specimens and as pesticides or heavy metals from our specimens by associated data are used daily for a wide variety of plucking a single feather or clipping a single toenail. anatomical, systematic, paleontological, distributional, The principal reason for this paper is to document and ecological studies. They also provide data useful to the more noteworthy records among the specimens land managers. Various UF faculty use the specimens prepared during the past ten years from Florida (Fig. 1). for teaching in five different graduate and undergraduate These include records of several species that are of courses. Recently, Alachua County's Rex Rowan has accidental or casual status in Florida (e . g ., Puffinus made extensive use of the collection for his accounts of pufinus, Phaethon aethereus, Chordeiles acutipennis: birds in the county (Rowan and Manetz, 1995 ; Alachua see accounts or Index for English names), are rare and Audubon Society and Florida Museum of Natural local ( e . g ., Rostrhamus sociabilis, Laterallus History, 1997; R . Rowan, ms . in prep.). jamaicensis, Charadrius alexandrinus, Asio flammeus, In our species accounts , the previous specimen Vermivora ndicapilla), may be more common, but have records and status of the species in Florida are taken few specimen records (e.g., various shearwaters, storm- from Stevenson and Anderson (1994), unless cited HOLMES WASHINGTON 114 B U LLE TIN ofthe FLO R ID A M U S E U M O F N ATU R A L H ISTO R Y 43(4) GASDSEN JACKSON JEFFERSON HAMILTON ~~F~ BAY EON ESCAMBIA ON 5 iN 5- ~ /bu~Z~ SANTA ROSA ~ _~ ~~ WAKULLA TAY- --~~~- BRADFORD OKALOOSA LOR - O W -C[AY (0 WALTON FRANKLIN CALHOUN 449 ALA- ST. JOHNS LAFAYETT IXI HUA PUTNAM FLAGLER GILCHRIST LEVY -s on un 00 q U a 'E P! ·lo id J o d e k ' I oi nB iri MARION VO USIA CITRUS LAKE SUMTER SEMINOLE HERNANDO ORANGE PASCO OsbE- ~ BREVARD/ HILLSBOROUGH - POLK OLA ~ PINELLA --JA INDIAN RIVER MANATEE ~ARD- ¥·-n IEE HIG ST. LUCIE LAN OKEECHOBEE SARASdr '1--OTC MART N GLADES HENDRY PALM CHARLOTTE LEE , BEACH0 100 200 11 km COLLIER BROWARD DADE 0 MONROE KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 115 otherwise. We continue their use of the terms "reports" This species is an irregular summer visitor. The four for sight records without further documentation and specimens listed above were all found from 10 to 12 "records" for records that have photographic or specimen June, although in three different years. To the total of 35 documentation. In their measures ofrelative abundance, specimens listed for Florida (Stevenson and Anderson, Stevenson andAnderson (1994) usually consider species 1994), including a few from both St. Johns and Brevard less common than in the other modern standard reference Cos., can be added an additional 70 specimens found on Florida birds (Robertson and Woolfenden, 1992). The dead in June 1993, which weredistributed among various more conservative measures of status are appropriate museums (Pranty, 1994, but none to UF), but not all here given the difficulty and unpredictability of securing were preserved (B. Anderson, in litt.). specimens. We consider the specimen records in Stevenson and Anderson (1994) to be current through MANX SHEARWATER Pu#inus pu#inus. 1991. For the period after 1991, our data on species UF 39973 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing; Fig. records and reports are taken from the Florida Field 2). Immature female, plumage fresh, no molt; found Naturalist (compiled by B. Anderson and B. Pranty). dead on beach by Mark Robson, 1 . 5 km south ofLake Some ofthe specimens reported here were first published Worth Public Beach, Palm Beach Co., 21 or 22 in these seasonal reports, although seldom with any data November 1997; British Museum ofNatural History other than location and date. Most specimens reported band. - here are published for the first time. UF 40551 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing; Fig. 2). Immature female, actively replacing primaries, tail SPECIES ACCOUNTS fresh, light body molt; received in December 1998 CORY's SHEARNATER Calonectris diomedea diomedea. without data from CRRC . Judging by wear and active UF 39995 (skin). Immature male, plumage a mix molt, probably a first-summer bird. Nearly all ofworn and fresh feathers, one secondary sheathed, specimens from CRRC come from the Boca Raton or no other molt; found alive, Melbourne Beach, Ft. Lauderdale area; presumably found on the beach Brevard Co., 7 October 1996, brought to PJL, where in this area. it died. This species is occasional in Florida with approxi- Although this species is a regular and frequent mately 20 reports and six specimens through 1996 (Ander- migrant offshore, there were only approximately 50 son, 1996), one of which was from Palm Beach Co. records through 1994, including 17 specimens, two of which were from Brevard Co . The subspecies SOOTY SHEARWATER Pufinus griseus. represented is the expected C d diomedea, which breeds UF 39963 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). on Mediterranean islands. Emaciated immature female, plumage fresh, no molt; found alive on beach, north Indialantic, Brevard Co., GREATER SHEARWATER Pufinus gravis. 9 June 1997 ; died same day at PJL. Squid or octopus UF 39914 (complete skeleton). Male, found dead in beak in stomach. surf, Paradise Beach, Brevard Co., 12 June 1997. UF 39993 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). UF 39962 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Unknown sex and age (gonads decayed), wing worn, Emaciated immature female, active primary molt, tail fresh, no molt; found dead on the beach by Rex remiges mixed fresh and worn, rectrices fresh, no body Rowan, Vilano Beach, St. Johns Co., 10 June 1997. molt; found alive in surf, Indialantic, Brevard Co., 11 This species is occasional in Florida, chiefly during June 1997; died same day at PJL. the warmer months, with about 60 reports and 11 UF 40740 (complete skeleton, spread wing). specimens through 1991. The University of Central Emaciated female, fresh plumage, no molt; found dead Florida (UCF) has two more recent specimens from in surf, Vilano Beach, St. Johns Co., 10 June 1999. Brevard Co. that have not been published (Bruce UF 41628 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Ema- Anderson, in litt.). ciated after-hatch-year male, found dead on beach by Diane Reed, Vilano Beach, St . Johns Co., 12 June WILSON ' S STORM-PETREL Oceanites oceanicus. 2000. No active molt, primary 10 and secondaries 1 - UF 40159 (skin). Adult female, active wing and body 2 and 7+ worn, rectrices 2-6 worn, other wing and tail molt; found dead, Vilano Beach, St. Johns Co., 12 June feathers fresh. 1997. 116 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) r e /1 Figure 2 . Pumnus pulfinus, ( left ) UF 39973 , skin and spread wing; ( right ) UF 40551 , skin and spread wing . It is distinguished from Pu#inus Iherminieri (Audubon 's Shearwater ), the only other small , white-bellied species of Puffinus in Florida, by the white undertail coverts, proportionately long bill, and large size. UF 42053 (skin, partial skeleton, wing). Adult male, UF 42023-27, UF 42050-52 (mix of skins, skeletons, and worn primaries, light body molt; found emaciated, spread wings). All found on beaches in Brevard Co. Indialantic, Brevard Co., 9 May 2001, died at FWH. (42023-27) or St. Johns and Duval Cos. (UF 42050-52), UF 42142 (skin, partial skeleton, wing). Adult female, during the intense easterly winds of 3-9 May 2001. light wear in remiges and rectrices, no active molt, This storm-petrel is a rare summer visitor to Florida, found dead by Michelle Davis and David LaPuma, with 21 specimens known through 1996 (Anderson, Boca Raton, Palm Beach Co., 11 May 2001. 1993; Stevenson and Anderson, 1994; Pranty, 19978,b) This storm-petrel is a regular summer visitor in small numbers to Florida. Through 1991 , only three specimens RED-BILLED TROPICBIRD Phaethon aethereus mesonauta . were known for Florida, none from south of Brevard UF 40996 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing: Figs. Co. UF 40159 is the first record and specimen from St. 3A, 3B). Adult female (no bursa; appeared not to have Johns Co. UF 42142, the first specimen for Palm Beach bred that year), active primary molt, tail mix of worn Co, is the southernmost specimen for Florida. and fresh feathers, no body molt; found alive in median of Highway AlA on Patrick Air Force Base, Brevard LEACH ' S STORM- PETREL Oceanodroma leucorhoa Co ., 2 October 1999 ; brought alive to FWH , died 3 leucorhoa. Octoben Necrotic tissue found around the heart and UF 39369 (skin). Immature male found dead, upper intestines. Melbourne Beach, Brevard Co., 11 June 1997. This species is casual in Florida. The five reports KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 117 4 f i 4 Figure 3A. Phaethon aethereus (UF 40996, top) and P. lepturus (UF 39615, bottom). 19~L n 4 1; .tie Figure 3B. Phaethon aethereus, Uf 40996 , skin ( top ) and spread wing (bottom ). Notice the thicker and darker bill of P. aethereus (red in aethereus and yellow in lepturus), the elongated central rectrices ( indicating adult plumage ), and the barred back. The black barring in the more common P lepturus is more prominent and occurs only in sub-adult plumages, which lack elongated central rectrices. In addition, P aethereus has a more prominent black eyeline and the outer primary coverts are black ( white in P. lepturus). 118 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) listed through 1996 (Anderson, 1996) were from spring fractured legs, Miami, Dade Co., 11 March 1998; (one record), summer, and early fall (to 9 October). The brought to WCC where it was euthanized. three previous specimens consist of one each from St. This species is generally rare to casual, sometimes Lucie, St. Johns, and Martin Cos. The only other locally uncommon, in the winter in Florida. UF 40304 evidence from Brevard Co. was a sighting off Cape and UF 42006 are the first specimens for Broward Co. Canaveral in 1964 (Stevenson and Anderson, 1994). and Dade Co., respectively, with ca. 30 others from the state through 1991. WHITE-TAILED TROPICBIRD Phaethon lepturus ascensionis. BLACK SCOTER Melanitta nigra americana. UF 39615 (skin; Fig. 3A). Immature female, no molt; UF 40629 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). found alive by Norma Sebers, Satellite Beach, Brevard Immature female, wing slight weaf; tail worn, light Co., 3 August 1995; brought to PJL, died 5 September. molt on head only; found dead by Dale Henderson, UF 40589 (skin). Immature male, plumage fresh, no ca. 2 miles northeast of the #4 Bridge on the State molt; found alive in surf, St. Augustine, St. Johns Co., Route 24 causeway to Cedar Key, Levy Co., 14 14 October 1998; brought to Lora Smith, licensed December 1998. It had been shot. wildlife rehabilitator, died next day. UF 41048 (skin and spread wing). Immature female, Although this is the only regularly occurring wing light wear, tail very worn, light molt on head tropicbird in Florida, it is still uncommon. Reports have and neck only; found dead by Greg McDermott and been decreasing recently. All the ca. 14 specimens for Rex Rowan, Huguenot County Park, Duval Co., 17 the state through 1991 are from June to September, December 1999; blunt trauma to the neck, perhaps except for one on 20 October (Vero Beach, Indian River from fiying into a wire. Co.). Black Scoters are rare and irregular in coastal Florida. Approximately eight specimens were known BROWN BOOBY Sula leucogaster. through 1991. UF 40629 is the first specimen from Levy UF,40628 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Co. Juvenile female, plumage light wear, no molt; found alive but weak and emaciated, J. U Lloyd State Park, WHITE-WINGED SCOTER Melanittafusca deglandi. Dania, Broward Co., 21 November 1998; brought to UF 40555 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). WCC, died 22 Novemben Emaciated immature female, fresh plumage, light UF 41423 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). body molt; found alive, Lighthouse Point, Broward Juvenile female, worn plumage, no molt; found with Co., 11 November 1998; brought to WCC, where it broken ulna and emaciated, Key Largo, Monroe Co., died. 10 May 2000; died 12 May at FKWBC. White-winged Scoters are rare to very rare and UF 41610 (complete skeleton, spread wing). Juvenile irregular in coastal Florida. Only four specimens were female, worn plumage; found emaciated, Pompano known fromthe state through 1991. This is the first record Beach, Broward Co., 3 May 2000; died 8 May atWCC. and specimen from Broward Co. This species is occasional in Florida away from the Dry Tortugas . Of the ca. 16 specimens from the state "FLORIDA" SNAIL KITE Rostrhamus sociabilis plumbeus. through 1991, none was from Broward Co. UF 40329 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Adult female in breeding condition, found dead on nest by AMERICAN BITTERN Botaurus lentiginosus. Victoria Drietz (University of Florida), Water UF 39916 (complete skeleton). Female (age not Conservation District 3A, Dade Co., 11 April 1998; determined), found dead by Jim Schuette on the Miami wounds consistent with being shot. Canal levee, 8 mi. north of the Broward County line, UF 41836 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Palm Beach Co., 22 November 1992. Immature female, found emaciated, Merritt Island, UF 40304 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Female Brevard Co., 14 May 2000; dead on arrival at FWH. (probably immature), wing and tail modefately worn, This subspecies, also found in Cuba, is considered no molt; found alive, Hollywood, Broward Co., 7 Endangered by the USFWS. A few specimens and several March 1998; brought to WCC where it died. egg sets were collected in Florida in the late nineteenth UF 42006 (complete skeleton). Adult male, wing and and early twentieth centuries, but there are no published tail lightly worn, no molt, heavy fat; found with records of any collected or salvaged more recently. An KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 119 unpublished specimen (UCF 2351), also from May 2000, 10YR 7/6 yellow), much brighter than in other immature was found injured in Broward Co. (Bruce Anderson, in specimens in our collection. Although this plumage is litt .). Bennetts et al . ( 1998) reported another Snail Kite said to be diagnostic of immature B. p. antillarum gunshot victim. (Friedmann, 1950: 323), a small resident race in the southern Lesser Antilles, the possibility of this race COOPER' S HAWK Accipiter cooperii. reaching Florida seems slight . The color ofUF 40247 is UF 41003 (skin). Adult female, found alive by Jason in the range of overlap between the subspecies breeding Pobac, Pompano Beach, Broward Co., 3 August 1999; in Florida (B. p. platypterus) and B. p. antillarum. The euthanized 5 August at WCC; necrotic wound to lower richness of buff color in juvenile Broad-winged Hawks back. appears to vary within subspecies. This bird was probably a local breeder. One oviduct was convoluted, indicating that the bird had bred in 1999, SHORT-TAILED HAWK Buteo bmchyurusfuliginosus. although the ovaries appeared somewhat underdeveloped UF 40124 (skin, complete skeleton, spread wing). Adult for a bird that had recently bred. The date is probably female, dark morph, found injured on an unknown date; too early for a migrant (earliest Florida migrants on 15 brought to CRRC, where it died; received at UF in August). In addition, the specimen was in heavy pre- February 1998. The exact locale where it was found is basic molt (remiges, rectrices, and body tracts), which not known, although nearly all birds brought to CRRC in Cooper's Hawk appears to occur prior to fall migration are from the Boca Raton/Ft. Lauderdale area (Palm (Rosenfield and Bielefeldt, 1993). Cooper's Hawks are Beach and Broward Cos.). This non-breeding female rare to uncommon breeders in Florida, south to Glades had active wing molt, worn rectrices, and light body and Lee Cos. (Pranty, 1999). This is the southernmost molt. It apparently had been shot. breeding evidence in Florida. UF 41630 (complete skeleton, spread wing). This adult light morph female was found with a broken ulna and BROAD-WINGED HAWK Buteo platypterus platypterus. radius in 1998 or 1999 and taken to the Miami Museum UF 40247 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). of Science Bird ofPrey Center. After the wing healed, Immature male, no molt; found dead on road by it was released at Lake Walk-in-the-Water (Polk Co.) Rodney Felix, Orchard Pond Road at Old Bainbridge on 27 May 2000. It was found dead and emaciated on Road, Leon Co., 4 August 1998. 16 June 2000. Although the bones had healed, the bird UF 40752 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Adult probably could not hunt well. female, found alive by Ken Sabourin, North Miami This species is a rare to uncommon breeder in Beach, Dade Co., 8 March 1999; died 9 April at WCC. peninsular Florida (Robertson and Woolfenden, 1992). UF 41139 (complete skeleton, spread wing). Immature Among ca. 30 specimens for Florida through 1991, at male, hit by a car, found alive by Laura Rider, St. James least one was from Broward Co., but none was from City, Lee Co., 13 November 1999; died 5 December Palm Beach Co. at CROW. UF 41140 (skin, partial skeleton). Immature female, "AUDUBON'S" CRESTED CARACARA Caracara cheriway hit by car, found alive , Sanibel , Lee Co., 4 December audubonii. 1999; died 6 December at CROW. UF 22223 (skin). Female, found dead at the junction UF 42046 (complete skeleton, wing). First-winter of State Routes 29 and 78 in Big Cypress National male, found injured, Sanibel Island, Lee Co., 10 March Preserve, Glades Co., on 4 January 1992. 2000; died at CROW. UF 41161 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Adult This hawk is an uncommon summer resident in the male, found in Sanibel, Lee Co., 10 January 2000; panhandle and northern Florida and a rare to very rare brought to CROW, where it died 24 November 2000. winter resident north of Everglades National Park. It It had a healed fracture of the right humerus. can be abundant, however, during migration (e.g., UF 42180 (complete skeleton). Adult male, active molt autumn along the coasts) (Robertson and Woolfenden, wing (primaries), tail, and body molt, found dead on 1992). The juvenile specimen from Leon Co . (UF 40247) State Route 192 by jeff Ripple , 1 . 4 mi . west of was probably from a local nest, as fall migration typically Interstate 95, West Melbourne, Brevard Co., 2 August does not begin until much later than 4 August. The ground 2001. color of underparts of UF 40247 is a rich buff (Munsell The Crested Caracara is a generally rare and local 120 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) breeding resident in south-central Florida, north to a specimen found dead in February i 999 was donated Brevard Co. The Florida population is considered to Archbold Biological Station (Pranty, 2000). Based Threatened by the USFWS. on plumage and skin measurements, the subspecies appears to be P. p . poliocephalus of the Indian MERLIN Falco columbarius columbarius. subcontinent and southeast Asia (Taylor, 1998). UF 40971 (skin, partial skeleton). Adult female, found Lee Co., 29 October 1999; brought to CROW, where WHOOPING CRANE Grus americana. it died. UF 40248-40299 (one skin and partial skeleton, 49 UF 42034 (complete skeleton). Adult female, found complete or partial skeletons, 2 complete skeletons Indian Harbor Beach, Brevard Co., 6 February 2001; and spread wings). UF has been receiving the remains brought to FWH, where it died. of Whooping Cranes that have died as part of the In Florida, Merlins are rare to uncommon fall USFWS/FFWCC reintroduction program in Osceola migrants and occasional to rare in the winter. Co. (Nesbitt et al., 1997). Because most of the carcasses are badly damaged (from combinations of PEREGRINE FALCON Falco peregrinus anatum. bobcat predation, necropsies , and decomposition), UF 42034 (skin, partial skeleton). Adult female, found nearly all have been prepared as skeletons. with broken wing in Ft. Lauderdale, Broward Co., 31 January 2001 ; brought to CROW, where it died . BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER Pluvialis squatarola. Peregrine Falcons are rare as winter residents in UF 39977 (partial skeleton, spread wing). Unknown Florida and were, until recently, considered Threatened sex (all internal organs consumed by maggots), basic by the USFWS. plumage, no wing or tail molt; found dead by Lora Smith (US. Geological Survey), US. 441 in Paynes BLACK RAIL Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis . Prairie State Preserve, Alachua Co., 18 May 1999. UF 39722 (skin, complete skeleton, spread wing). Black-bellied Plovers are common along the Florida Adult female, found dead by Rex and Graham Rowan, coast in winter and during migration. Although generally US. 441 in Paynes Prairie State Preserve, Alachua rare inland, migrants can occasionally occur there in Co., 5 September 1997. Although the oviduct was large numbers. This is the first specimen ofthis species convoluted, indicating recent breeding, the remiges for any non-coastal county in Florida and the third record were moderately fresh and not molting, indicating it forAlachua Co. (Alachua Audubon Society and Florida had probably already undergone pre-basic molt. Museum ofNatural History, 1997). Therefore, this specimen could represent either a migrant or local breeden SNOWY PLOVER Charadrius alexandrinus nivosus. The seasonal distribution of this rare and secretive UF 39977 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). species is not well understood in North America Immature female, plumage fresh, light molt on head, (Eddleman et al., 1994). In Florida, the small resident no other molt; found dead.on beach by Bob Duncan, population is augmented by migrants and possibly winter Gulf Islands National Seashore, Escambia Co., 13 visitors, although the timing of migration is not known August 1997. (Stevenson and Anderson, 1994). This is the first UF 41119 (skin, partial skeleton). Adult female, Alachua Co. specimen. plumage lightly worn, no molt; found sick by David Burr, Tigertail Beach, Marco Island, Collier Co., 9 PuRPLE SWAMPHEN Porphyrio porphyrio poliocephalus. November 1999 ; died same day at CSWF; necrotic UF 40766 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing: Fig. wound on torso. 4). First-basic female in very worn plumage, found This species, listed as Threatened in the United weak by James Parker, Pembroke Pines, Broward Co., States (USFWS), is a rare to uncommon breeder on 31 May 1999; died same day at WCC. Florida's Gulf Coast. Only eight previous specimen A population ofthis widespread and highly variable locales were known from Florida through 1991, Old World species (Taylor, 1998) has recently become including one from Marco Island (Collier Co). established in Pembroke Pines (Pranty, 2000). In 1999, the population numbered 125 and breeding was PURPLE SANDPIPER Calidris maritima. confirmed. UF 40766 is the second specimen for Florida; UF 40450 (skin, partial skeleton). Adult female, KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 121 2/ ~=-T: * - Ali , ·- ·. kC~ N .4]El lit..ii,| Figure 4 . Porphyrio porphyrio, Uf 40766, skin ( Fig . 4A, top ) and close-up of head (Fig . 4B, bottom). The bill of this large-bodied rail is very large and even-colored (red in life) with an arching culmen. In this subspecies (P p. poliocephalus>) the head is paler and grayer than the bluish body. The only other vaguely similar species in Florida is the much smaller Porphyrula martinica ( Purple Gallinule ), which has a smaller bill , a pale blue shield basal to the straighter culmen, a yellow bill tip, thinner tarsi, and a head that is dark purple-blue like the body. plumage fresh, light molt on throat, no other molt; found dead on the pier by David Cole, Ft. Clinch State Park, Nassau Co., 16 December 1998. Purple Sandpipers are uncommon winter residents in northeast Florida. Surprisingly, this is the first speci- men for Nassau Co., where the species is regular. There were only seven specimens for Florida through 1991. UF 40995 (skin, partial skeleton). Emaciated juvenile RED-NECKED PHALAROPE Phalaropus lobatus. male, plumage fresh, no molt; attacked by a cat and found alive, presumably in the vicinity of Melbourne, ~SS This species is a very rare migrant and winter visitor, Brevard Co., 26 October 1999; died next day at FWH. 2 * particularly offshore. None of the ca. 10 previous speci- mens for Florida (through 1991) was from Brevard Co. POMARINE JAEGER Stercorarius pomarinus . UF 40753 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Probable first-summer female, heavy molt in secondaries and rectrices, moderate molt in body ,< tracts; found alive, Dania Pier, Broward Co., 13 May 1999; euthanized on arrival at WCC, severe throat lacerations, probably from a fish hook. This jaeger is fairly common in migration off 122 BULLETIN ofthe FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) AM,h Figure 5 . Larusfuscus. Uf 40678 , skin and spread wing . This first-winter bird is similar to several other large species ofgull , especially L . argentatus (Herring Gull ) and L . marinus (Great Black-backed Gull ). Particularly noticeable on L. fuscus is the uniform appearance of the remiges and wing coverts . In L . argentatus the inner primaries are much paler than the outer. In L. marinus the feathers of the wing coverts and mantle have dark centers with pale edges, creating a checkered appearance. Florida's east coast. There were only 12 previous body molt; found alive, Hillsboro Beach, Broward Co., specimens from Florida through 1991. 21 March 1998; died at WCC. This gull is fairly common in northeast Florida and LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL Larus fuscus . casual to rare in south Florida . There were only 14 Florida UF 40618 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing: Fig. specimens through 1991. UF 40385 is the southernmost 5). First-winter female, plumage moderately worn, no specimen from the state and the first for Broward Co. molt; found alive but emaciated, Florida Turnpike in Pompano Beach, Broward Co ., 17 January 1999; died BLACK-LEGGED KITTIWAKE Rissa tridactyla tridactyla. at CRRC; intestines with large tumor. UF 40354 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). First- Although wintering populations have increased winter male, plumage lightly worn, no molt; found alive dramatically in recent decades along the east coast of in the vicinity of Flagler Beach, Flagler Co., probably the United States, only five previous specimens are from in late 1997; died at Flagler Wildlife Hospital. Florida (including an unpublished specimen [UCF 2274]1, This gull is a rare winter visitor to Florida, with 5 April 1999, from Brevard Co.; Bruce Anderson in litt.), about 9 specimens through 1991. This is the first record and none from Broward Co. for Flagler Co. GREAT BLACK -BACKED GULL Larus marinus . ROSEATETERN Sterna dougallii dougallii . UF 40385 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). First- UF 40983 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing: Fig. winter male, wing and tail worn, not molting, scattered 6). Subadult male, active wing, tail, and body molt, KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 123 apparently changing into second basic plumage ; found BRIDLED TERN Sterna anaethetus recognita. with a broken wing, Hollywood, Broward Co., 17 UF 40303 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). Adult October 1999; euthanized on arrival at WCC. male, not molting, wing and tail fresh, except three The Roseate Tern has two disjunct breeding outer rectrices quite worn; found alive but missing most populations in North America: about 3500 pairs of the of mandible, Pompano Beach, Broward Co., 17 May northeastern population, federally list as Endangered, 1998; died at the WCC. breed from Nova Scotia south to Long Island, NewYork UF 41611 (complete skeleton, spread wing). First- (Gochfeld et al., 1998): and about 150-300 pairs of the winter female, no molt; found weak at Gumbo Limbo Caribbean population, federally listed as Threatened, nest Nature Center, Boca Raton, Palm Beach Co., 6 January in the Florida Keys (Zambrano et al., 2000). UF 40983 1999, died at CRRC. could have originated from either population. This is the UF 41612 (skin). First-winter male, no molt; found first specimen for Florida north ofthe Florida Keys, where emaciated and weak in Ft. Lauderdale, Broward Co., its status is uncertain, especially because of difficulty 7 January 1999; died next day at WCC. distinguishing it in the field from Common ( S. hirundo). Although fairly numerous offshore during the Arctic ( S. paradisaeal. and Forster 's terns (S. forsteri ) summer, this species is rarely seen from shore and only 0 4 1 1 , Figure 6 . Sterna dougallii, UE 40983 , skin ( top), and spread wing ( bottom). This sub-adult non-breeding-plumage bird is similar to several other medium-sized species of Sterna \n Florida, particularly the more common S. hirundo (Common Tern ) and S forsteri ( Forster 's Tern ), and the more rare S. paradisaea ( Arctic Tern ). In non-breeding plumages as compared to S dougallii: S. forsteri has a black ear patch that does not circle around the nape and the bill is thicker; S. hirundo has the black in the outer primaries restricted to the tips of the feathers, the inner primaries often are dark, creating a dark wedge ; and S. paradisaeahas almost wholly white outer primaries with pale gray tips , and a shorter bill . Uniquely among these species , S. dougallii has mostly dark outer primaries and wholly white inner primaries. 124 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) " 4% Figure 7 . Brachyramphus perdix, Uf 39297 . Notice the long bill , black nape, and prominent white eye-crescents . Among Brachyramphus murrelets in basic plumage, these features are diagnostic for B. perdix, the only species recorded from Florida. occasionally found during winter. Through 1991 , only Brachyramphus perdix. which breeds along the Pacific five winter specimens were known from Florida. coast of northeast Asia, was recently split from the North American B. marmoratus ( Friesen et al ., 1996 ; AOU, LONG-BILLED MURRELET Brachyramphus Imarmoratusl 1998 ). All verified North American records of perdix. Brachyramphus away from the Pacific coast are of B UF 39297 (skin , partial skeleton : Fig . 7 ). Male, fresh perdix ( Sealy et al ., 1982 ; Mlodinow, 1997 ). basic plumage, no molt; found dead by John Tipton, about 4 km west of St . Petersburg , Pinellas Co ., in the WHITE-CROWNED PIGEON Columba leucocephala. Gulf of Mexico, 28 November 1994. The low mass UF 40335 (complete skeleton, spread wing). Female (154 g), lack of fat, and reduced pectoral muscles that recently bred, no molt; found alive with severe indicated that it had probably been sick for some time; head trauma, Ft. Lauderdale, Broward Co., 8 June there was no sign of injury. 1998; euthanized at WCC. This is the third specimen ofthis species for Florida. In Florida, this species only rarely nests away from The first two also were from Pinellas Co.-one (GEW the Florida Keys and is not known to breed north of Dade 5848) found dead on Honeymoon Island in 1986 Co. This is the first specimen for Broward Co. (Hoffman and Woolfenden, 1988) and another (UCF 2081 ) found dead off Mullet Key in 1993 (Anderson, EURASIAN COL-LARED-DovE Streptopelia decaocto. 1995). The only other record is one photographed off From 1997 through 1999, we received and prepared Cedar Key, Levy Co., in March 1994 (Muschlitz, 1995). 58 specimens (numerous skins, skeletons. and spread KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 125 wings) of this non-native, recent immigrant to Florida streaking on the lower breast and belly is lacking (Romagosa and McEneaney, 2000). Most specimens are (streaking present in A. f flammeus), and the wing is from Broward and Palm Beach Cos., but others are from short (flattened wing chord = 302 mm vs. 308-325 mm Dade, Pinellas, Levy, and Santa Rosa Cos. in A. fflammeus). UF 41995 is the first specimen of any Short-eared Owl from Broward Co. WHITE-WINGED DOVE Zenaida asiatica. UF 40660 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing). LEssER NIGHTHAWK Chordeiles acutipennis acutipennis. Immature female (bursa small), active wing and body UF 39661 (complete skeleton, spread wing). First- molt, tail worn; received March 1999 without data winter male (sexed by plumage), found dead, Plantation from CRRC. Key, Monroe Co., 7 January 1981; not prepared until UF 41613 (complete skeleton, spread wing). Adult 1997. female, active molt in primaries, secondaries, and body UF 40464 (skin, partial skeleton, spread wing: Fig. tracts, no tail molt; received March 1999 without data 8). First-winter male, found dead by Roy Ozmore, from CRRC. Most birds from this clinic are from north rim of Paynes Prairie State Preserve, Alachua Broward or Palm Beach Co. Co., 11 January 1999. Zenaida asiatica has become common in southern This species is a rare migrant and very rare winter Florida, with populations probably originating from both visitor to Florida, mainly in the south. The only previous introductions and natural colonization from the West specimens were one collected on St. George Islands Indies in the last few decades. There are at least 20 Franklin Co., in 1976 (Tall Timbers Research Station , previous specimens from Florida. #3482) and one found dead (UCF 2170) in Pembroke , Pines, Broward Co., January 1997 (Pranty, 1997c). UF MONK PARAKEET Myiopsitta monachus. 40464 is the first documented record for Alachua Co. UF 40236-40244, 40659. As part ofher Master's thesis research, UF student A. Van Doorn has collected WHITE - COLLARED SWIFT Streptoprocne zonaris several Monk Parakeets in Homestead, Dade Co., pallidifrons. Florida. Although this species is by far the most UF 38059 (partial skeleton, skin: Fig. 9). Female, common and widespread introduced psittacid in overall body molt, no fat, wing chord 194 mm; found Florida, only three specimens-from Broward, Dade, alive, Lauderdale Lakes, Broward Co., 15 September and Hillsborough Cos.-were listed through 1991. 1994 by Alex Tosi and Wally George; died two days , later at WCC. "ANTILLEAN" SHORT-EARED OWL ASio flammeUS The usual range ofS. zonaris extends from the West domingensis . Indies and northeastern Mexico south to Bolivia and UF 41995 (complete skeleton, skin, spread wing). Adult northern Argentina. UF 38059 is of the race S. z. female, very emaciated, plumage quite worn, with pallidifrons, endemic to the West Indies . The gray-white limited body molt in the nape and back; found by forehead and the thin white line bounding the dark area FFWCC personnel, west of Sunrise, Broward Co., 16 in front of the eye (Fig. 9) are diagnostic of this race March 2001; died same day at WCC. (Parkes, 1993). The wing chord ofUF 38059 falls within This species is a very rare winter resident in Florida, the range for S. z. pallid@ons (193-206.5 mm, n = 17; represented by the widespread, holarctic nominate Parkes, 1993), and well outside the range for S. z subspecies in most of Florida and by A . f domingensis mexicana (206 . 5 -217 mm, n = 20; Parkes , 1993 ), the in the Keys. The latter form was previously known only race of Mexico and northern Central America. The from the Greater Antilles; since 1978, however, it has Florida Ornithological Society Records Committee has been found regularly in the Florida Keys, with at least accepted this specimen as documenting the first known eight specimens salvaged since 1990 (Hoffman et al ., occurrence of S z. pallidifrons in ¥lodda (Anderson, 1999). It had not been recorded away from the Keys 1996). This is also the first specimen and record ofS z. until now. The measurements and plumage characters pallidifrons for North America . The two previous (see Hoffman et al ., 1999) of UF 41995 indicate that it specimens ofS. zonaris from North America are both S. isA. f domingensis: the mantle feathers are mostly brown z. mexicana (Hardy and Clench, 1982, UF 20620; Lasley, with narrow tawny edges (mantle feathers with brown 1984; Parkes, 1993). The northernmost island in the usual central stripe and broad tawny edges in A . fflammeus), range of S z. pallidifrons is Cuba, about 300 km south 126 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) 4 1 . Figure 8 . Wings of Chordeiles nighthawks. Top , C. acutipennis (Uf 40464), bottom, C minor (Uf 4 1850). Notice the smaller size , the more rounded tip , and especially the more distal position ofthe white wing stripe in C acutipennis . ofBroward Co. No known weather event provides a simple This specimen is unusual in that the waxy red tips explanation for the appearance of this specimen in typical of the secondaries and tertials are also present Florida. The only major weather disturbance in the Carib- on all but one (L2) of the rectrices (although rectrices bean near this time was Tropical Storm Debbie, which R4-6 are missing) and on the third primary. The passed from east to west over the Lesser Antilles on 10 number and placement of waxy red tips on the September and dissipated south of Hispaniola the next day. secondaries and tertials are quite variable in Cedar Waxwings, with males generally having more feathers COMMON MYNA Acridotheres tristis. with red tips than females of the same age class ( Pyle , UF 41394 (skin). Adult female, found alive, 1997; Witmer et al., 1997). Occasional variants have presumably Boca Raton/Ft. Lauderdale (Broward or red tips on the primaries and/or rectrices (Yunick, 1970). Palm Beach Co.), 26 March 1999; died at CRRC. For example, while banding over 500 waxwings, Myers This species, native to south Asia, has been and Myers ( 1967) found two individuals with waxy red established on the southeast coast of Florida since at least tips on the rectrices. Yunick (1970) found one bird with the mid-1980s. There are no previously published reports waxy red tips on the rectrices while banding over 350 of specimens for Florida. waxwings and three birds with that condition among 327 waxwing specimens at the American Museum ofNatural CEDAR WAXWING Bombycilla cedrorum. History. One of the latter specimens (unsexed) also had UF 41998 (skin). Adult male, found alive, Turkey three primaries with red wax tips. At UCE a male (UCF Creek Sanctuary, Palm Bay, Brevard Co., 23 385) had red tips on some rectrices (Bruce Anderson, in December 2000; died at FWH. litt.). KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 127 NASHVILLE WARBLER Vermivora ruficapilla ruficapilla . 16 October 1999 : died 18 October at WCC . UF 40455 (skin, partial skeleton). Hatching-year male, UF 41154 (skin). Hatching-year female, found injured emaciated found alive, Ft. Lauderdale, Broward Co., in Pompano Beach, Broward Co., 4 November 1999; 22 October 1998; euthanized on arrival at WCC. euthanized on arrival at WCC. This species is a very rare to casual fall migrant in This is an uncommon migrant in Florida. There are Florida, with only about 10 specimens for the state no previous specimens for either Palm Beach Co. or through 1991. Broward Co. MAGNOLIA WARBLER Dendroica magnolia . BAY- BREASTED WARBLER Dendroica castanea. UF 40984 (skin). Hatching-year female, found alive UF 40904 (skin). Hatching-year male, found dead by by Ana Vizcaino, Boca Raton, Palm Beach Co., 24 Peggy Powell, Ponte Vedra Beach, St. Johns Co., 18 September 1999; euthanized following day at WCC. October 1998. The bird has an unusual tail, with rectrices Ll, 2,5, This species is an occasional to uncommon migrant and 6 much longer than the corresponding feathers on in Florida, with ca. 20 specimens from the state through the right side. No rectrices are sheathed. This may be 1991. This is the first specimen from St. Johns Co. a developmental abnormality rather than an unusual molt pattern . CONNECTICUT WARBLER Oporornis agilis . This species is a regular but uncommon migrant, UF 40300 (complete skeleton). Female (adult?), found with fewer than 25 specimens for the state through 1991. alive, presumably Boca Raton/Ft. Lauderdale area This is the first specimen from Palm Beach Co. (Broward or Palm Beach Co.), spring, 1998?; died at CRRC. BLACK-THROATED GREEN WARBLER Dendroica virens . UF 40301 ( skin , partial skeleton ). Female , Pompano UF 40584 (skin). Hatching-year male, found with a Beach, Broward Co., 11 May 1998. fractured wing, presumably Boca Raton/Ft. Lauderdale UF 40302 (skin, partial skeleton). Male, Hollywood, area (Broward or Palm Beach Co.), 28 October 1998, Broward Co., 10 May 1998. died at CRRC. UF 40650 (skin). Male; presumably Boca Raton/Ft. UF 40998 (skin). After-hatching-year female, found Lauderdale (Broward or Palm Beach Co.), spring 1998: stunned, by Craig Berry, Ft. Lauderdale, Broward Co., died at CRRC. Figure 9 . Streptoprocne zonaris . Left to right : AMNH 166365 , S z. pallidifrons: UF 38059 ; AMNH 778260 , S. z. mexicana. Note the whitish forehead, diagnostic ofS. z. pallidifrons. on AMNH 166365 and UF 38059 . 128 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF 40768 (skin, partial skeleton). Male, found with ROSE-BREASTED GROSBEAK Pheucticus ludovicianus. head trauma, Parkland Broward Co., 2 May 1999; died UF 40927 (skin, spread wing). Hatching-year male, 6 May at WCC. found dead by Ed Bonahue, Alachua, Alachua Co., 17 UF 42211 (skin). Male, found with head trauma by October 1999. Doug Nelson, Boca Raton, Palm Beach Co., 15 May UF 40994 (skin). Hatching-year male, found alive, 2001; died next day at WCC. vicinity ofMelbourne, Brevard Co., 18 October 1999; This species is an occasional to rare migrant in died at FWH. Florida. There were no specimens from Broward Co. UF 42029 (complete skeleton, wing). Hatching-year through 1991. bird, unknown sex (gonads decayed), found dead, Jacksonville, Duval Co., 23 October 2000. LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH Seiurus motacilla. This species is an uncommon migrant throughout UF 40471 (skin). Male, struck window and died, Rain- Florida, with at least 15 specimens for the state through bow Springs State Park, Marion Co., 25 March 1992. 1991. UF 40994 and UF 42029 are the first specimens UF 42176 (skin). Hatching-year male, found dead, Jack- for Brevard Co. and Duval Co., respectively. sonville Zoo, Jacksonville, Duval Co., 19 July 2001. This species is a rare breeder and migrant in Florida, SPOT-BREASTED ORIOLE Icterus pectoralis. with about 50 previous specimens through 1991. UF UF 40642 (complete skeleton, spread wing). Adult 40471 and 42176 are the first specimens for Marion male, found alive, Deerfield Beach, Broward Co.,14 Co. and Duval Co, respectively. September 1998; euthanized at WCC. UF 40658 (skin). Hatching-year male, juvenile SCARLET TANAGER Piranga olivacea. plumage, found alive but emaciated, Boca Raton, Palm UF 40553 (skin). Hatching-year female, found alive Beach Co., 16 October 1998; died at CRRC. by L. M. Bigger, Oakland Park, Broward Co., 13 UF 41101 (skin). Adult female, breeding condition, October 1998; died 15 October at WCC. found with broken wing and leg by C. Sergio, This species is a rare migrant in Florida, represented Hollywood, Broward Co., 24 November 1999; died by at least 19 specimens through 1991. This may be the same day at WCC. first specimen from Broward Co. This introduced species, native to southern Mexico and northern Central America, has been established in "FLORIDA" GRASSHOPPER SPARROW Ammodramus urban areas of southeast Florida since the late 19405. savannarumfloridanus. There were about 14 specimens for Florida through 1991. UF 39334 (partial skeleton, flat skin). Female, found UF 40658, ajuvenile male, has underparts and head much dead by Tylan Dean, Avon Park Air Force Range, more yellow than the juvenile depicted in Jaramillo and Highlands Co., 20 August 1996. Burke (1999), which is labeled as subspecies gutmlatus. UF 39366 (complete skeleton, spread wing). Fledgling, The subspecific identity ofFlorida's population has not unknown sex, found dead on road by Tylan Dean, Avon been established. Park Air Force Range, Highlands Co., 2 July 1996. UF 40245 (skull, feathers). Unknown sex, found by SHINY COWBIRD Molothrus bonariensis minimus. Bill Pranty impaled on barbed-wired fence by UF 41263 (skin, partial skeleton). Adult male, trapped Loggerhead Shrike (Lanius ludovicianus), Avon Park by Eric Tillman for USDA research on cowbirds, Air Force Range, Highlands Co., 22 July 1998. Micanopy, Alachua Co., 31 March 2000. UF 40326 (partial skeleton, flat skin). Adult female, This species recently (first record in 1985) found dead by Tylan Dean, Three Lakes Wildlife colonized Florida from the West Indies (Post et al., Management Area, Osceola Co., 22 February 1998; 1993). It has become locally common in southern received necropsied. Florida and is frequent along the Gulf Coast. The eight This subspecies, endemic to grasslands in the central other Florida specimens are from St. Lucie Co. (UF Florida peninsula, is federally listed as Endangered. The 28299, Charleston Museum 1991.37.04) and Collier nominate subspecies is widespread in Florida as a winter CO. (USE GEW 5973-5978). This is the firstAlachua resident. Co. record. KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 129 HOUSE FINCH Carpodacus mexicanus. Ornithological Society Records Committee . Florida Field UF 40764 (skin). Adult male, found dead by Graham Naturalist 23: 38-43. Rowan, Gainesville, Alachua Co., 31 July 1999. Anderson, B. H. 1996. Twelfth report of the Florida UF 41641 (skin). Adult male, testes enlarged, found Ornithological Society Records Committee. Florida Field Naturalist 24: 122-134.alive but thin by Roland Born, Lauderdale Lakes, Bennetts, R. E., M. R. Shannon, and W M. Kitchens. 1'998.Broward Co., 24 April 2000; died 26 April at WCC. Causes of mortality of post-fledgling juvenile and adult Since the mid-1980s, this species, which colonized Snail Kites in Florida. Florida Field Naturalist 26: 84-87. the state from introduced eastern populations farther Eddleman, W R., R. E. Flores, and M. L. Legare. 1994. north, has become common in parts of Florida (e . g., Black Rail (Laterallus jamaicensis). In The Birds of Alachua Co., pers. obs.). Evidence for breeding in south North America, No. 123 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.). Florida, however, was lacking until 2000 (Bruce Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, and Anderson, in litt.). Only one specimen, ajuvenile from American Ornithologists' Union, Washington, D.C. Leon Co., was listed for Florida in 1994. Friedmann, H. 1950. The birds ofNorth and Middle America. Part XI. Bulletin ofthe United States National Museum 50. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Friesen, M L., A. J. Baker, and J. E Piatt. 1996. Phylogenetic relationships within the Alcidae inferred from totalWe are especially grateful to the many wildlife molecular evidence. Molecular Biology and Evolution rehabilitators who donated specimens to our museum, 13: 359-367. particularly Lisa Wood, Debbie Anderson, Judy LaRose Gochfeld, M., J. J. Burger, and I.C.T. Nisbet. 1998. Roseate (WCC), p J. Deitschel and Anita Pinder (CROW), Tem (Sterna dougallii).In The Birds of North America, - Laura Quinn (FKWBC), Joanna Fitzgerald (CSWF), No. 370 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.). Academy ofNatural Susan Small (FWH), and Cynthia Rohkamm (CRRC). Sciences, Philadelphia, and American Ornithologists' We also thank the many private citizens and employees Union, Washington, D.C. ofgovernmental agencies who have donated specimens, Hardy, J. W., and M. H. Clench. 1982. First United States either directly to us or through wildlife rehabilitation specimen of the White-collared Swift. American Birds 36: 139-141.hospitals around the state. For research permits, we Hoffman, W., and G. E. Woolfenden. 1988. A specimen ofthank Brian A. 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Florida Field Naturalist 28: 64-68. KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 131 APPENDIX: List ofbirds acquired in Florida from January 1992 through May 2001, with a few specimens from later months. Nomen- clature andsequence followsAOU 1998 andAOU 2000. Form: c skel =complete skeleton; p skel=partial skeleton. County: * =received at wildlife hospitalin that county, but precise locale where found not known. Date given is date collected unless otherwise indicated; * = date died (usually in rehabilitation clinic); received =received at UF withoutdataonwhencollectedordied. Sex: M=male, F=female, U=unknown. UF# genus ~ ~ species form county year date sex 39612 fodilymbus podiceps skin Brevard 1996 15 September F 40448 Podilymbus podiceps c skel, wing Broward 1998 10 October F 40884 Podilymbus podiceps skin Broward 1998 19 November 40154 Podilymbus podiceps c skel , wing Broward 1998 13 September M 41851 Podilymbus podiceps skin Lee 2000 13 October 41913 Podilymbus podiceps c skel, wing Monroe 1999 May 41159 Podiceps auritus p skel, skin, wing Levy 2000 received 39995 Calonectris diomedea skin Brevard 1996 07 October 39914 Pu«#inus gravis c skel Brevard 1997 12 June 39962 Puj#inus gravis p skel, skin, wing Brevard 1997 11 June 2 4 2 2 2 2 4 2 2 4 2 4 5 0 4 393.10 Pu#inus gravis c skel Martin 1993 16 June 39311 Pu«#inus gravis c skel Martin 1993 16 June - 40740 puffinus gravis c skel , wing St. Johns 1999 10 June 41628 Pujinus gravis skin, wing St. Johns 2000 12 June 39963 Pu#inus griseus p skel, skin, wing Brevard 1997 09 June 41873 Pu#inus griseus p skel , skin, wing Lee 2000 13 July 39993 PHJTinus griseus p skel , skin , wing St. Johns 1997 10 June 40551 Pu«#inus pufinus p skel , skin, wing Broward* 1998 received 39973 Pufinus PHJTinus p skel , skin, wing Palm Beach 1997 21 -22 November F 40440 Pu«#inus therminieri skin no locale data 1998 10 December F 40322 pu#inus Iherminieri c skel Atl . Ocean 1998 04 July F 41824 Pullinus therminieri skin Brevard 2000 29 July M 41823 pullinus lherminieri p skel, wing Brevard 2000 29 July M 40761 Pu«#inus therminieri c skel , wing Broward 1998 11 August M 40444 Pu«#inus lherminieri c skel Palm Beach 1998 09 August M 40099 Pufinus therminieri c skel, wing St. Johns 1995 01 August F 39613 Pu#inus iherminieri skin St. Johns 1996 09 August U 39959 Pumnus lherminieri p skel , skin, wing St. Johns 1997 11 August M 40486 Pullinus therminieri skin St. Johns 1998 05 August F 40159 Oceanites oceanicus skin St. Johns 1997 12 June F 42053 Oceanites oceanicus p skel , skin, wing Brevard 2001 09 May M 42142 Oceanites oceanicus p skel , skin, wing Palm Beach 2001 11 May F 42051 Oceanodroma leucorhoa c skel , wing Brevard 2001 03 May M 42050 Oceanodroma leucorhoa c skel , wing Brevard 2001 09 May M 42052 Oceanodroma leucorhoa p skel , skin, wing Brevard 2001 03 May M 39369 Oceanodroma leucorhoa skin Brevard 1997 11 June M 42025 Oceanodroma leucorhoa p skel , skin, wing Duval 2001 04 May M 42027 Oceanodroma leucorhoa p skel, skin , wing Duval 2001 04 May F 39614 Oceanodroma leucorhoa skin Duval 1996 31 May F 132 BULLETIN ofthe FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 42023 Oceanodroma leucorhoa c skel St. Johns 2001 05 May M 42026 Oceanodroma leucorhoa p skel , skin St. Johns 2001 04 May U 42024 Oceanodroma leucorhoa c ske] St. Johns 2001 05 May F 22235 Oceanodroma leucorhoa skin St. Johns 1992 23 May U 22236 Oceanodroma leucorhoa skin St. Johns 1992 26 May F 39615 Phaethon lepturus skin Brevard 1995 03 August F 40589 Phaethon lepturus skin St. Johns 1998 14 October M 40996 Phaethon aethereus p skel , skin, wing Brevard 1999 02 October F 40628 Sula leucogaster p skel , skin, wing Broward 1998 21 November F 41610 Sula leucogaster p skel, wing Broward 2000 03 May F 41423 Sula leucogaster p skel , skin Monroe 2000 10 May M 40987 Mona bassanus c skel , wing Broward* 1998 28 December F 39616 Morus bassanus skin Brevard 1996 11 October M 42081 Morus bassanus c skel Brevard 2001 14 May F 40662 Morus bassanus c skel , wing Broward 1998 28 December F 40600 Morus bassanus c skel, wing Broward 1999 11 March F 41175 Morus bassanus skin , wing Collier 2000 13 February M 41792 Morus bassanus c Rel , wing Collier 2000 31 March M 41639 Morus bassanus p skel Lee 1999 05 December F 41860 Morus bassanus c skel , wing Lee 2000 28 December F 42222 Morus bassanus c skel Lee 2001 21 July F 42223 Morus bassanus c skel Lee 2001 30 May M 42162 Morus bassanus c skel , wing Levy 2001 20 July F 40990 Morus bassanus c skel , wing Palm Beach 1998 15 March F 40919 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos c skel Columbia 1999 03 February F 40922 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos c skel Dade 1999 04 March F 40735 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos c skel Lake 1999 18 March M 40920 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos c skel Monroe 1999 22 February F 40921 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos c skel Orange 1999 12 January F 40134 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos p skel , wing Orange 1999 8 January M 40750 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos c skel, wing Orange 1999 8 February F 40923 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos c skel Orange 1999 10 February M 42082 Pelecanus occidentalis c skel Broward 2001 11 May M 39319 Anhinga anhinga p skel Alachua 1996 06 December M 40723 Anhinga anhinga c skel Alachua 1999 14 January M 40860 Anhinga anhinga c skel , wing Alachua 1999 11 January F 41060 Anhinga anhinga skin Broward 1998 16 August F 40165 Anhinga anhinga c skel , wing Broward 1998 30 April F 40166 Anhinga anhinga c skel Broward 1998 12 July F 41006 Anhinga anhinga skin Broward 1998 13 September F 40893 Anhinga anhinga wing Collier 1999 27 September F 40930 Anhinga anhinga wing Collier 1999 26 September M 40859 Anhinga anhinga c skel , wing Collier 1999 01 October M 40368 Anhinga anhinga c skel Palm Beach 1998 04 June F KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 133 UF# genus species form county year date sex 41548 Fregata magnificens p skel, skin, wing Monroe 2000 17 April M 42006 Botaurus lentiginosus c skel Dade 2001 11 March M 40304 Botaurus lentiginosus p skel , skin, wing Broward 1998 07 March F 39916 Botaurus lentiginosus c skel Palm Beach 1992 22 November F 42030 Lrobrychus exilis c skel , wing Alachua 2001 22 May M 40664 Ixobrychus exilis c skel , wing Alachua 1999 24 May M 40679 Ixobrychus exilis skin Alachua 1999 02 June M 40336 brobrychus exilis p skel , skin, wing Broward 1998 03 March F 41906 Ixobrychus exilis skin Broward 2000 08 March - U 41898 Ixobrychus exilis c skel , wing Broward 2000 12 March M 40883 Ixobrychus exilis skin Dade 1999 18 April M 41847 Ixobgchus exilis skin Lee 2000 01 November M 41852 Ixobrychus exilis skin Lee 2000 28 August M 40632 Ardea herodias herodias wing Broward 1999 04 January M 41629 Ardea herodias occidentalis c skel Dade 2000 07 March M 40814 Ardea herodias occidentalis p skel, skin Palm Beach 1999 13 May M 39314 Ardea alba c skel no locale data 1997 received U 41821 Ardea alba c skel Dade 2000 21 November M 39323 Ardea alba c skel Monroe 1995 September M 41949 Ardea alba c skel , wing Palm Beach 1998 04 September U 40992 Ardea alba c skel , wing Palm Beach 1998 16 December M 40367 Ardea alba c skel Palm Beach 1998 29 July M 40325 Ardea alba c skel Palm Beach 1998 * 16 July F 40155 Egretta thula p skel , wing Alachua 1998 13 April M 40730 Egretta thula c skel Broward 1999 21 June M 41846 Egretta thula c skel Broward 2000 02 August M 40861 Egrena caerulea c skel, wing Broward 1998 06 October M 40759 Egretta - caerulea c skel Broward 1998 24 September M 41802 Egretta tricolor c skel Collier 2000 31 January M 40866 Egretta tricolor c skel, wing Dade 1999 11 May M 41803 Bubulcus ibis c skel Collier 2000 24 January M 40857 Bubulcus c skel, wing Palm Beach 1998 14 October M 40757 Bubulcus ibis c skel Palm Beach 1999 04 February F 40896 Butorides virescens skin Broward* 1998 06 September M 41080 Butorides virescens skin Broward* 1998 07 October F 40864 Butorides virescens c skel , wing Broward 1998 15 September M 40353 Butorides virescens c skel Broward 1998 25 May M 40762 Butorides virescens c skel Broward 1998 13 September M 4054% Butorides virescens skin Broward 1998 07 October M 40872 Butorides virescens skin Broward 1999 02 June M 40841 Butorides virescens c skel , wing Palm Beach 1998 14 September M 40152 Nycticorax nycticorax p skel , wing Alachua 1996 06 January M 40758 Nycticorax nycticorax c skel Broward 1998 11 October M 40756 Nycticorax nycticorax c skel , wing Broward 1998 27 August F 134 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 40721 Nycticorax nycticorax c skel Dade 1998 01 September M 41012 Nycticorax nycticorax skin Palm Beach 1999 16 October F 40334 Nyctanassa violacea c skel Broward 1998 06 August M 40163 Nyctanassa violacea c skel Broward 1998 19 August F 40862 Nyctanassa violacea c skel, wing Broward 1998 30 July M 40348 Eudocimus albus c ske 1 Broward 1998 17 July F 40755 Eudocimus albus c skel , wing Broward 1998 02 September M 41011 Eudocimus albus skin Broward 1999 04 August M 40863 Eudocimus albus c skel , wing Broward 1999 27 January · M 41160 Ajaia ajaja p skel , skin , wing Monroe 2000 02 February M 39717 Ajaia ajaja p skel St. Johns 1995 12 March U 39617 Mycteria americana skin Alachua 1996 08 October F 40989 Mycteria americana c skel , wing Alachua 1998 04 October M 40139 Mycteria americana c skel Brevard 1998 04 January F 40592 Mycteria americana c skel Charlotte 1993 23 March U 40986 Mycteria americana c skel , wing Collier 1999 03 November F 40988 Mycteria americana c skel Jefferson 1998 29 November F 40924 Mycteria americana c skel Lake 1999 16 April M 40591 Mycteria americana c skel Sarasota 1993 13 January F 41946 Coragyps atratus c skel , wing Broward 2001 28 February U 40134 Coragyps atratus c skel Pinellas 1996 15 January F 39998 Cathartes aura p skel , skin , wing Alachua 1998 15 February M 41136 Cathartes aura c skel Alachua 2000 31 January F 40630 Cathartes aura c skel Broward 1998 28 November F 42003 Anas crecca c skel, wing Brevard 2000 26 November F 40728 Anas fulvigula c skel , wing Palm Beach 1999 14 June F 40555 Melanitta fusca p skel , skin, wing Broward 1998 11 November F 41048 Melanitta nigra skin, wing Duval 1999 17 December F 40629 Melanitta nigra p skel , skin , wing Levy 1998 14 December F 42005 Lophodytes cucullatus c skel , wing Brevard 2000 23 December M 40593 Lophodytes cucullatus c sket, wing Alachua 1999 11 March F 41928 Lophodytes cucullatus p skel , skin , wing Alachua 2001 26 February . M 41113 Mergus serrator c skel , wing Broward* 1999 received F 41008 Mergus serrator skin Broward 1998 15 December F 40653 Mergus serrator p skel , wing Broward 1998 18 December F 40738 Mergus serrator c skel Broward 1999 03 April F 41912 Mergus serrator c skel , wing Monroe 2000 21 April F 40856 Oxyura jamaicensis c skel, wing Broward 1998 26 November F 41947 Pandion haliaetus c skel , wing Alachua 1999 05 November M 39752 Pandion haliaetus c skel Brevard 1997 22 January M 41833 Pandion haliaetus c skel , wing Brevard 2000 15 May M 41000 Pandion haliaetits skin Broward 1998 17 July M 41001 Pandion haliaetus skin Broward 1998 29 October F 41861 Pandion haliaetus c skel , wing Lee 2000 24 December M KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 135 UF# genus species form county year date sex 41640 Pandion haliaetus p skel , wing Monroe 2000 09 February M 40599 Pandion haliaetus c skel, wing Palm Beach 1998 31 October M 39359 Elanoides forficatus wings, tail Collier 1996 19 June M 41836 Rostrhamus sociabilis p skel , skin, wing Brevard 2000 14 May F 40329 Rostrhamus sociabilis p skel , skin, wing Dade 1998 11 April F 39938 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel no locale data 1995 received F 41890 Haliaeetus leucocephalus p skel , skin, wing Alachua 2001 06 February F 41 174 Haliaeetus leucocephalus skin, wing Collier 2000 25 February M 39942 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel Columbia 1995 received F 39915 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel Lee 1993 28 March F 39944 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel Lee 1994 December M 41626 Haliaeetus leucocephalus p skel , wing Lee 1999 *20 September F 39937 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel Marion 1992 15 December F 39943 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel Marion 1995 15 April U 39940 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c ske] Orange 1994 June F 39322 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel Polk 1995 04 January F 39939 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel Polk 1996 received M 39941 Haliaeetus leucocephalus c skel Putnam 1995 15 January F 41099 Accipiter striatus skin , wing no locale data 1999 23 November F 41992 Accipiter striatus c skel Alachua 2000 01 December M 39860 Accipiter striatus skin Alachua 1997 28 November F 40598 Accipiter striatus c skel, wing Alachua 1998 09 November F 40581 Accipiter striatus skin Broward 1998 16 December F 41106 Accipiter striatus skin Broward 1999 23 October M 40879 Accipiter striatus skin Broward 1999 23 January. F 41893 Acctpiter striatus c skel , wing Broward 2000 07 February F 41075 Accipiter striatus skin Levy 1999 30 November F 40894 Accipiter striatus skin Palm Beach 1998 23 November M 39618 Accipiter cooperii skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 40309 Accipiter cooperii c skel Alachua 1998 received 40331 Accipiter cooperii skin Alachua 1998 14 August 41007 Accipiter cooperii skin Alachua 1999 27 August 41054 Accipiter cooperii skin Broward 1998 18 December 41003 Accipiter cooperii skin Broward 1999 03 August 41107 Accipiter cooperii skin Lee 1999 10 December 409\1 Accipiter cooperii skin St. Johns 1997 25 March 22230 Buteo lineatus skin Alachua 1992 25 May 4 4 4 4 k:. D * D J Z J 40160 Buteo lineatus skin Alachua 1998 21 March 40865 Buteo lineatus c skel , wing Alachua 1999 07 June 41004 Buteo lineatus skin Broward 1999 10 February 40737 Buteo lineatus c skel , wing Broward 1999 13 May F 40752 Buteo platypterus p skel , skin , wing Dade 1999 08 March F 42046 Buteo piatypterus c skel , wing Lee 2000 10 March M 41140 Buteo platypterus p skel , skin Lee 1999 04 December F 136 BULLETIN ofthe FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HIST.ORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 41139 Buteo platypterus p skel , wing Lee 1999 13 November M 40247 Buteo platypterus p skel , skin, wing Leon 1998 04 August M 40124 Buteo brachyurus c skel , skin, wing Broward* 1998 received F 41630 Buteo brachyurus c skel , wing Polk 2000 16 June F 39948 Buteo jamaicensis p skel , skin Alachua 1998 12 January M 41079 Buteo jamaicensis c skel Alachua 1999 20 December M 41002 Buteo jamaicensis skin Lee 1999 20 May F 22223 Caracam cheriway skin Glades 1992 04 January F 41161 Caracara cheriway p skel , skin, wing Lee 1998 10 January M I 42180 Caracam cheriway c skel Brevard 2001 02 August M 40316 Falco sparverius c skel Alachua 1996 16 December M 41041 Falco sparverius skin Alachua 1998 20 October M 41030 Falco sparverius skin Alachua 1999 12 November M 39365 Falco sparverius p skel , flat skin Bradford 1994 08 December F 41794 Falco sparverius skin Brevard 1999 16 November M 40556 Falco sparverius skin Broward 1998 30 November F 40327 Falco sparverius skin Broward 1998 23 April F 40895 Falco sparverius skin Broward 1999 21 February M 41100 Falco sparverius skin Broward 1999 07 November F 41040 Falco span)erius skin Broward 1999 12 October F 41940 Falco sparverius c skel Clay 1994 13 September U 41163 Falco sparverius skin Collier 1999 06 December F 40979 Falco sparverius p skel , skin Lee 1999 16 October F 41848 Falco sparverius skin Lee 2000 10 October F 41822 Falco sparverius skin Lee 2000 27 January M 41855 Falco span>erius skin Lee 2000 06 November M 40389 Falco sparverius skin Marion 1998 31 October F 42034 Falco columbarius c skel Brevard 2001 06 February F 40971 Falco columbarius p skel , skin Lee 1999 29 October F 41943 Falco peregrinus p skel, skin Broward 2000 13 January F 31996 Meleagris gallopavo mount Indian River 1993 Spring M 40751 Colinus virginianus skin Alachua 1999 25 January M 39048 Colinus virginianus skin Dixie 1996 05 May M 39722 Laterallus jamaicensis c skel , skin , wing Alachua 1997 05 September F 40956 Rallus longirostris c skel Broward 1998 30 October F 41078 Rallus longirostris skin Levy 1999 19 November F 40583 Rallus elegans c skel , wing Alachua 1998 20 December F 40954 Rallus elegans c skel Alachua 1998 31 December M 40957 Rallus elegans c skel Alachua 1999 24 April M 40967 Rallus elegans c skel Broward 1998 15 October F 40955 Rallus elegans c skel Broward 1999 16 February F 40098 Rallus elegans c skel , wing Collier 1994 21 March M 40958 Rallus limicola c skel Alachua 1999 20 September F 40554 Rallus limicola p skel , skin , wing Broward 1998 19 December U KRATTER] et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 137 UF# genus species form county - year date sex 40333 Rallus limicola p skel , skin, wing Levy 1998 11 September M 39723 Rallus limicola p skel , skin, wing Santa Rosa 1997 05 September M 39625 Porzana carolina p skel , wing Alachua 1997 29 August M 40079 Porzana carolina p skel , skin, wing Alachua 1997 04 December F 40135 Porzana carolina p skel , wing Alachua 1998 04 March F 40612 Porzana carolina skin Alachua 1999 14 April F 40966 Porzana carolina c skel Broward 1998 13 October U 40961 Porzana carolina c skel Broward 1998 26 October F 40960 Porzana carolina c skel Broward 1998 05 September U 41104 Porzana carolina skin Broward 1999 07 November M 41905 Porzana carolina c skel , wing Broward 2000 29 March F 40559 Porzana carolina c skel , wing Glades 1999 21 February M 41859 Porzana carolina skin Lee 2000 28 September M 40611 Porzana carolina skin Levy 1999 09 March F 39619 Porphyrula martinica skin Alachua 1996 07 June M 40305 Porphyrula martinica skin Broward 1998 21 March F 40314 Porphyrula martinica c skel Broward 1998 11 April F 40963 Porphyrula martinica c skel Broward 1999 16 April F 40816 Porphyrula martinica p skel , skin, wing Broward 1999 29 March M 40597 Porphyrula martinica p skel , skin Broward 1999 26 March F 41907 Porphyrula martinica skin Broward 2000 17 February M 41897 Porphyrula martinica skin Palm Beach 2000 06 April M 40766 Porphyrio porphyrio p skel , skin, wing Broward 1999 31 May F 40153 Gallinula chloropus skin Alachua 1995 04 April M 39363 Gallinula chloropus skin Alachua 1997 April F 39964 Gallinula chloropus p skel , skin, wing Alachua 1998 14 January M 40959 Gallinula chloropus c skel Alachua 1999 30 March F 41798 Gallinula chloropus c skel , wing Alachua 2000 02 November F 40318 Gallinula chloropus c skel Broward 1998 03 July M 40343 Gallinula chloropus c skel Broward 1998 11 July M 40965 Gallinula chloropus c skel Broward 1998 28 September M 40372 Gallinula chloropus c skel Broward 1998 19 March M 40610 Gallinula chloropus p skel Broward 1999 26 March M 40729 Gallinula chloropus p skel , wing Broward 1999 10 June F 40964 Gallinula chioropus c skel Broward 1999 09 April M 40968 Gallinula chloropus c skel Broward 1999 06 April F 40962 Gallinula chloropus c skel Palm Beach 1999 24 March M 39726 Gallinula chloropus p skel , skin , wing St. Johns 1997 25 March F 39913 Fulica americana p skel , wing Alachua 1997 31 October M 39912 Fulica americana p skel , wing Alachua 1997 04 November M 40953 Fulica americana c skel Alachua 1999 22 October M 41797 Fulica americana c skel , wing Alachua 2000 03 November M 39743 Fulica americana c skel Clay 1995 23 October M 41070 Fulica americana p skel , skin Collier 1999 16 October F 138 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 40338 Fulica americana c skel Dade 1998 06 April F 41085 Fulica americana skin Levy 1999 06 November F 41944 Aramus guarauna c skel Broward 1999 02 April F 41105 Aramus guarauna p skel , skin Broward 1999 02 November M 41137 Grus canadensis c skel Hernando 2000 11 January F 41945 Grus canadensis c skel , wing Lee 1999 16 November M 41138 Grus canadensis c skel Lee 1999 19 November U 40250 Grus americana p skel Brevard 1997 21 January F 40268 Grus americana p skel Brevard 1997 19 November M 40296 Grus americana p · skel Brevard 1997 17 September F 40297 Grus americana p skel Brevard 1997 17 July F 40274 Grus americana p skel , skin Brevard 1997 19 November M 40260 Grus americana p skel Lafayette 1997 16 March F 40295 Grus americana p skel Lake 1997 08 April F 40251 Grus americana p skel Lake 1997 24 March M 40266 Grus americana c skel, wing Lake 1997 28 March M 40249 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1993 13 December M 39360 Grus americana p skel , wing Osceola 1993 10 May F 40272 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1993 13 June F 40271 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1994 30 September M 40255 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1994 03 November F 40262 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1994 18 February M 40248 Grus amencana p skel Osceola 1994 07 May M 40263 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1994 29 March M 40273 Grus americana . p skel . Osceola 1994 11 February M 40264 Grus americana p skel · Osceola 1995 20 December F 40265 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1995 21 February M 40281 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1995 06 December F 40275 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1995 05 January F 40257 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1995 10 July M 40291 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1995 13 November M 40290 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1995 27 November M 40278 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1995 04 October M 40285 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1995 04 October M 40256 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 19 August F 40288 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 20 June M 40284 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 23 April F 40270 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 19 August F 40252 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 30 August M 40287 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 13 December U 40258 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 11 August M 40289 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 09 September F 40253 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1996 12 July F 40254 Grus americana c skel Osceola 1997 02 January M KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 139 Uf# genus species form county year date 40293 Grus americana p skel , wing Osceola 1998 06 March 40282 Grus americana c skel Osceola 1998 06 December 40292 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 05 March 40269 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 07 April 40280 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 02 April 40283 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 11 May 40267 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 04 April 40277 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 01 April 2 2 4 4 * 2 2 4 4 2 2 * 2 4 2 2 4 4 * 4 2 4 4 2 4 4 0 2 1 2 4 4 2 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 40279 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 05 April 40261 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 06 April 40286 Grus americana p skel Osceola 1998 31 March 40276 Grus americana c skel Osceola 1998 11 May 40294 Grus americana p skel Palm Beach 1997 06 March 40298 Grus americana p skel St. Lucie 1997 11 September 40259 Grus americana p skel Suwannee 1997 21 October 40681 Pluvialis squatarola p skel , wings Alachua 1999 18 May - U 41909 Pluvialis squatarola skin, wing Lee 2000 06 November M 41119 Charadrius alexandrinus p skel, skin Collier 1999 09 November 39977 Charadrius alexandrinus p skel , skin, wing Escambia 1997 13 August 40582 Charadrius vociferus skin Broward 1998 26 October 40323 Charadrius vociferus c skel Broward 1998 27 June 40644 Charadrius vociferus skin Broward 1999 *20 January 41900 Chamdrius vociferus c skel , wing Broward 2000 01 January 42083 Catoptrophorus semipalmatus p skel , skin, wing Brevard 2001 17 April 41642 Arenaria interpres skin Broward 2000 01 April 41845 Cali£iris alba skin Brevard 2000 15 April 40459 Calidris alba c skel , wing Broward 1998 20 March 40624 Calidris alba c skel , wing Broward 1998 11 October 40648 Calidris alba c skel , wing Broward 1999 26 January 41128 Calidris alba c skel , wing Broward 1999 23 October 41899 Calidris alba c skel , wing Broward 2000 24 February 41856 Calidris alba c skel Lee 2000 27 December 40458 Calidris alba c skel Palm Beach 1998 09 March 40375 Calidris alba c skel Palm Beach 1998 received 40903 Calidris alba skin Palm Beach 1999 16 December 42011 Calidris pusilla skin Brevard 2001 29 May 42072 Calidris pusilla skin, wing Brevard 2001 29 May 40868 Calidris nlauri skin Levy 1999 17 May 41631 Calidris melanotos p skel , skin, wing Broward 2000 11 August 40450 Calidris maritima c skel , skin Nassau 1998 16 December 41127 Calidris alpina c skel, wing Escambia 1996 05 October 40483 Calidris alpina skin, wing Levy 1998 23 November F 41122 Scolopax minor skin, wing Alachua 1999 26 November M 42009 Scolopax minor skin Brevard 2001 03 January F 140 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 41111 Gallinagg gallinago c skel , wing Alachua 1999 08 : February M 40646 Gallinago gallinago p skel, skin, wing Broward 1999 07 February F 40995 Phalaropus lobatus p skel , skin Brevard 1999 26 October F 40153 Stercorarius pomarinus p skel , skin, wing Broward 1999 13 May F 40315 Larus atricilla c skel Broward 1998 received F 40876 Larus atricilla c skel , wing Collier 1999 28 September F 41129 Larus atricilla c skel Collier 1999 28 November M 41130 Larus atricilla c skel , wing Collier 1999 19 November F 41849 Larus atricilla c skel , wing Lee 2000 21 December M 41110 Larus philadelphia c skel , wing Broward 1999 07 January M 42035 Larus philadelphia c skel Santa Rosa 2000 22 March F 40045 Larus philadelphia p skel, skin, wing Levy 1997 30 December F 40550 Larus delawarensis p skel , skin , wing Brevard 1999 31 January M 40640 Larus delawarensis c skel , wing Broward 1998 17 January M 40351 Larus delawarensis c skel Broward 1998 17 April M 41005 Larus delawarensis skin Broward 1999 05 January M 41131 Larus delawarensis c skel , wing Collier 1999 06 December F 41800 Larus argentatus p skel , skin, wing Collier 2000 11 March F 41350 Larus argentatus c skel , wing Collier 2000 14 January M 40618 Larus fuscus p skel , skin, wing Broward 1999 17 January F 40385 Larus marinus p skel , skin, wing Broward 1998 21 March M 40354 Rissa tridactyla p skel, skin, wing Flagler 1998 received M 40602 Sterna maxima c skel, wing Broward 1998 28 December F 40609 Sterna maxima c skel Broward 1999 *6 January F 41112 Sterna maxima c skel Broward 1999 06 January F 41141 Sterna maxima skin Lee 1999 29 December F 40144 Sterna maxima skin Levy 1998 10 March M 40981 Sterna sandvicensis p skel, skin ~ Broward 1999 02 September F 40982 Sterna sandvicensis p skel, skin Broward 1999 02 September F 40980 Sterna sandvicensis p skel , skin Collier 1999 21 Septennber F 41117 Sterna sandvicensis skin, wing Collier 1999 19 November F 41793 Sterna sandvicensis c skel , wing Collier 2000 12 March M 40643 Sterna sandvicensis c skel Palm Beach 1998 28 August M 40983 Sterna dougallii p skel , skin, wing Broward 1999 17 October M 41118 Sterna hirundo skin Collier 1999 02 November F 41120 Sterna hirundo c skel , wing Lee 1999 28 November F 41143 Sterna antillarum skin Broward* 1999 22 May U 40638 Sterna antillarum p skel , skin, wing Broward 1998 30 July M 41911 Sterna antillarum skin Monroe 2000 05 May U 41910 Sterna antillarum skin Monroe 2000 05 May M 40303 Sterna anaethetus p skel , skin, wing Broward 1998 17 May M 40675 Sterna anaethetus skin, wing Broward 1999 11 January F 41612 Sterna anaethetus skin Broward 1999 07 January M 41611 Sterna anaethetus c skel , wing Palm Beach 1999 06 January F KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 141 UF# genus species form county year date sex 40654 Sterna fuscata c skel , wing Broward 1998 29 July M 40352 Sterna fuscata c skel Broward 1998 28 March · M 41114 Sterna fuscata c skel , wing Broward 1999 03 June - ~ · M 40911 Sterna fuscata p skel, skin Broward 1999 16 October M 40978 Sterna fuscata p skel , skin Broward 1999 16 October F 41895 Sterna fuscata c skel , wing Broward -2000 20 May F 41853 Sterna fuscata skin Lee 2000 18 September M 41854 Sterna fuscata skin Lee 2000 19 September 40976 Sterna fuscata p skel, skin Palm Beach 1999 18 September F 40661 Anous stolidus p skel , skin, wing Broward 1998 26 September 41841 Anous stolidus skin , wing Broward 2000 21 May 40163 Rynchops niger skin Broward 1998 11 July 40373 Rynchops niger c skel Broward 1998 11 April 40867 Rynchops niger skin Broward 1998 21 July 41896 Rynchops niger c skel , wing Broward 2000 11 January 2 k:« A m Ak*« m * * 2 2 4 * 2 41908 Rynchops niger c skel , wing Broward 2000 05 January 40341 Rynchops niger c skel Dade 1998 30 May 39297 Brachyramphus perdix p skel , skin Pinellas 1994 28 November « 40747 Columba livia c skel , wing Palm Beach 1999 08 January 40335 Columba leucocephala c skel , wing Broward 1998 08 June 42004 Columba leucocephala c skel , wing Monroe 2000 07 April 40909 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward* 1998 received 40911 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward* 1998 27 February F 40733 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward* 1999 16 June M 40132 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 27 May - M 40910 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward* 1999 received F 40709 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1995 14 October F 40359 Streptopelia decaocto c skel , wing Broward 1998 05 August F 40614 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 13 September M 40914 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 12 October F 40911 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 31 December F 40844 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 08 July M 40716 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 31 December F 40246 Streptopelia decaocto c skel, wing Broward 1998 10 March M 4035% Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 05 August F 40934 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 05 January U 40929 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 21 October M 4046% Streptopelia decaocto c skel , wing Broward 1998 02 July M 40720 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 13 September M 40932 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 09 April M 40360 Streptopelia decaocto c skel , wing Broward 1998 24 July F 40717 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1998 26 September M 40938 Streptopetia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 20 May M 40937 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 21 May M 142 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 40665 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 09 April M 40936 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 09 April F 40119 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 15 February F 41056 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 21 May F 40913 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 06 January F 41051 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 05 April F 40704 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 05 April M 40843 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 23 January M 40933 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 04 January F 40694 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Broward 1999 19 April M 40613 Streptopelia decaocto skin Dade 1999 17 February M 40467 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Levy 1998 12 September M 40931 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Levy 1998 29 July F 40916 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Levy 1998 18 November M 40915 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Levy 1999 26 May M 40362 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 29 May M 40363 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 received M 40906 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 16 August F 40905 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 16 August M 40847 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 06 September M 40928 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 28 December M 40361 Streptopelia decaocto p skel , skin Palm Beach 1998 13 April M 40908 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 01 April M 40356 Streptopelia decaocto c skel , wing Palm Beach 1998 23 May M 40846 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 12 September M 40907 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 06 April M 40845 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 27 November M 40365 Streptopelia decaocto skin Palm Beach 1998 01 June M 40718 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 07 September F 40357 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1998 29 July F 40935 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1999 03 February U 40706 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Palm Beach 1999 21 March M 40499 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Pinellas 1998 29 October M 41133 Streptopelia decaocto c skel Santa Rosa 1999 29 March F 40660 Zenaida asiatica p skel , skin, wing Broward* 1999 received F 41613 Zenaida asiatica c skel , wing Broward* 1999 received F 40641 Zenaida asiatica c skel, wing Palm Beach 1998 02 April M 39859 Zenaida macroura c skel , skin Alachua 1997 24 November F 39620 Zenaida macroura skin Alachua 1997 20 February M 40940 Zenaida macroura c skel Alachua 1999 23 May F 40939 Zenaida macroura c skel Broward 1998 31 March F 40655 Zenaida macroura c skel , wing Broward 1998 17 September M 40710 Zenaida macroura c skel Broward 1999 received M 41132 Zenaida macroura c skel , wing Collier 1999 01 December M KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 143 UF# genus species form county year date sex 40724 Zenaida macroura c skel , wing Palm Beach 1998 14 August M 40725 Zenaida macroura c skel Palm Beach 1998 15 July M 42144 Columbina passerina c skel Broward 2000 10 June M 42145 Columbina passerina c skel , wing Broward 2000 11 February M 40239 Myiopsitta monachus skin Broward 1998 29 July M 40659 Myiopsitta monachus skin Broward 1998 28 December F 40244 Myiopsitta monachus c skel, wing Dade 1998 28 July F 40241 A*iopsitta monachus c skel Dade 1998 28 July M 40243 Myiopsitta monachus p skel, skin Dade 1998 28 July U 40238 Myiopsitta monachus c skel Pinellas 1998 08 April U 40242 Myiopsitta monachus c skel Pinellas 1998 08 April U 40240 Myiopsitta monachus c skel Pinellas 1998 08 April U 40236 Myiopsitta monachus c skel Pinellas 1998 08 April F 40237 Myiopsitta monachus c skel , wing Pinellas 1998 08 April M 40667 Coccyzus americanus skin Broward* 1998 08 November M 40097 Coccyzus americanus c skel Alachua 1998 April F 41392 Coccyzus americanus skin Brevard 1999 October M 41627 Coccyzus americanus skin Brevard 2000 25 April F 41050 Coccyzus americanus skin Broward 1998 11 October M 41416 Coccyzus americanus skin Broward 1998 28 September M 40447 Coccyzus americanus c skel Broward 1998 07 October M 40900 Coccyzus americanus skin Broward 1999 25 May F 40319 Coccyzus americanus c skel Levy 1994 20 October F 40760 Coccyzus americanus c skel Levy 1999 11 May F 41051 Coccyzus americanus c skel Palm Beach 1998 18 October M 40346 Coccyzus americanus c skel Palm Beach 1998 24 April 42047 Tyto alba skin, p . skel , wing Alachua 2001 29 March 40146 Tyto alba c skel , wing Broward* 1998 received 41010 7)to alba skin Broward 1998 12 August 41894 Tyto alba c skel , wing Broward 2000 06 January 40620 Tyto alba c skel Collier 1997 18 December 40145 Otus asio c skel, wing Alachua 1992 29 January 40891 Otus asio skin Alachua 1999 21 September 40376 Otus asio c skel Broward 1998 12 July # 4 & 4 4 4 4 # ~ 2 & 4 2 # ~ 4 / 4 £ 6 2 / 4 2 7 2 2 40479 Otus asio skin Broward 1998 07 September 40605 Otus asio skin Broward 1999 20 January 41036 Otus asio skin Broward 1998 23 July 40902 Otus asio skin Broward 1999 20 May 39994 Otus asio p skel , skin, wing Citrus 1997 08 November 41062 Otus asio skin Citrus 1999 17 November 40871 Otus asio skin Palm Beach 1998 08 December 40878 Otus asio skin Palm Beach 1998 21 September 40898 Otus asio skin Palm Beach 1998 24 December F 40328 Bubo virginianus c skel, wing Alachua 1998 27 January M 144 BULLETIN· of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 41631 Bubo virginianus c skel Alachua 1999 24 November M 40485 Bubo „ ' virginianus c skel Broward 1998 04 May U 40631 Bubo virginianus c skel Broward 1998 01 November M 40842 Bubo virginianus c skel Broward 1998 01 November F 40484 Bubo virginianus c skel Flagler 1998 05 December U 40991 Bubo virginianus c skel , wing Flaglef 1998 05 December F 41278 Bubo virginianus c skel Suwannee 1996 06 February F 40649 Athene cunicularia c skel, wing Broward 1998 17 August M 40585 Athene cunicularia skin Broward 1998 06 November M 40588 Athene cunicularia p skel, skin Broward 1998 *28 September F 40549 Athene cunicularia skin Broward 1998 11 July F 41052 Athene cunicularia c skel , wing Broward 1999 21 May M 40837 Athene cunicularia skin Palm Beach 1998 28 August M 40873 Athene cunicularia skin Palm Beach 1999 15 June M 41948 Strix varia c skel, wing Alachua 2000 24 January F 40096 Strix varia c skel Alachua 1996 F 41279 Strix varia c skel , wing Alachua 1998 03 June M 41009 Strix varia skin Alachua 1998 27 October F 40739 Strix varia c skel Alachua 1999 07 August M 41831 Strix varia skin Alachua 2000 13 December · F 40310 Strix varia c skel Collier 1996 28 October M 40999 Strix varia p skel Gadsen 1999 11 April F 41995 Asio flammeus c skel , skin, wing Broward 2001 16 March F 39661 Chordeiles acutipennis c skel , wing Monroe 1981 07 January M 40464 Chordeiles acutipennis p skel , skin, wing Alachua 1999 11 January M 40637 Chordeiles minor c skel , wing Broward 1998 28 August M 40746 Chordeiles minor c skel , wing Broward 1999 06 May F 40128 Chordeiles minor p skel , wing Collier 1996 01 August F 40889 Chordeiles minor c skel, wing Collier 1999 26 September F 41850 Chordeiles minor c skel, wing Lee 2000 22 September F 40666 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel Alachua 1999 20 May F 41997 Caprimulgus car6linensis c skel Broward 2001 12 March M 41996 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel Broward 2001 27 March F 41055 Caprimulgus carolinensis skin Broward 1998 10 August M 40454 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel , wing Broward 1998 25 August F 40445 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel Broward 1998 04 October M 40317 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel Broward 1998 14 April F 40615 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel Broward 1998 14 October F 40144 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel Broward 1999 10 March M 40460 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel , wing Dade 1998 06 March M 40133 Caprimutgus carolinensis wing Gilchrist 1998 06 June F 41402 Caprimulgus carolinensis skin Levy 2000 16 April M 40745 Caprimulgus carolinensis c skel Palm Beach 1998 *02 November F 41103 Caprimulgus vociferus c skel Broward 2001 21 February M KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 145 UF# genus species form county year date sex 41103 Caprimulgus vociferus skin Broward 1999 04 November M 41172 Caprimulgus vociferus skin Lee 1999 17 October 40633 Caprimulgus vociferus p skel, skin, wing Palm Beach 1998 15 December 38059 Streptoprocne zonaris p skel , skin Broward 1994 15 September 38060 Chaetura peiagica p sket , skin Alachua 1993 01 December 42049 Chaetura pelagica skin Brevard 2001 14 May 42039 Archilochus colubris c skel Alachua 1998 42033 Archilochus colubris skin Alachua 2001 20 April 40378 Archilochus colubris c skel Alachua 1997 11 July 41409 Archilochus colubris skin Alachua 1999 23 September 40635 Archilochus colubris c skel, wing Gilchrist 1998 23 March 40634 Archilochus colubris skin Gilchrist 1999 04 April 42002 Archilochus colubris skin Liberty 2001 06 April 38823 Selasphorus rufus feathers Alachua 1995 14 December 41406 Ceryle alcyon c skel, wing Alachua 1999 20 September 40972 Ceryle alcyon p skel , skin Alachua 1999 27 October 40974 Ceryle alcyon p skel , skin Alachua 1999 09 October A A ; A J A k * A J * A [4« A k A D k A k J A A 4 4 2 2 2 4 2 40457 Ceryle alcyon skin Broward 1998 22 October 40617 Ceryle alcyon c skel Broward 1998 13 October 40452 Ceryle alcyon c skel , wing Broward 1998 06 September 41038 Ceryle alcyon skin Broward 1999 12 August 40748 Oryle alcyon c skel , wing Broward 1999 03 April 40603 Ceryle alcyon skin Broward 1999 11 March 41033 Ceryle alcyon skin Broward 1999 19 September 40897 Ceryle alcyon skin Collier 1999 25 September 41039 Ceryle alcyon skin Dade 1999 10 August 40973 Ceryle alcyon p skel , skin Lee 1999 16 October 40975 Ceryle alcyon p skel, skin Lee 1999 22 October 41032 Cegle alcyon skin Palm Beach 1998 11 October 42032 Melanerpes erythrocephalus c skel Alachua 2001 22 April 41199 Melanerpes erythrocephalus skin Alachua 2000 11 November 41123 Melanerpes erythrocephalus skin Alachua 2000 11 January M 42007 Melanerpes erythrocephalus c skel Levy 1997 July F 40161 Melanerpes cal'olinus skin Alachua 1997 15 September M 39990 Melanerpes carolinus skin Alachua 1998 17 February U 40507 Melanerpes carolinus skin Alachua 1999 25 February M 40901 Melanerpes carolinus skin Broward 1999 10 April M 41037 Melanerpes carolinus skin Broward 1999 12 August F 40604 Melanerpes carolinus c skel , wing Broward 1999 05 January F 41031 Melanerpes carolinus skin Broward 1999 22 May M 40818 Melanerpes carolinus skin Broward 1999 15 March F 41035 Melanerpes carolinus skin Collier 1998 23 October M 41396 Melanerpes carolinus c skel, wing Lee 2000 19 February M 41805 Melanerpes carolinus skin, wing Leon 2000 29 November M 146 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA NiUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county ' year date sex 41804 Melanerpes carolinus skin Leon 2000 29 November M 39810 Melanerpes carolinus c skel Levy 1996 06 December M 41084 Melanerpes carolinus skin Levy 1999 30 November F 40778 Melanerpes carolinus skin Levy 1999 08 September M 41261 Melanerpes carolinus skin Levy 2000 12 April M 41296 Melanerpes carolinus skin Levy 2000 10 May M 39662 Sphyrapicus varius skin Alachua 1997 29 January M 40475 Sphyrapicus varius skin Alachua 1998 29 November M 40474 Sphyrapicus varius skin Alachua 1999 04 January M 40969 Sphyrapicus varius skin Alachua 1999 SPRING F 41796 Sphyrapicus varius c skel, wing Alachua . 2000 25 October F 41795 *hyrapicus varius skin Brevard 1999 29 November F 40607 Sphyrapicus varius skin Broward 1998 28 December F 41082 Sphyrapicus varius skin Broward 1999 14 November F 40726 Sphyrapicus varius skin Broward 1999 *03 April M 41059 Sphyrapicus varius skin Clay 1999 11 February M 41043 Sphyrapicus varius skin Levy 1999 01 December M 41042 Sphyrapicus varius skin Levy 1999 01 December F 40473 Sphyrapicus varius skin Palm Beach 1998 11 November F 40438 Sphyrapicus varius skin Sumter 1997 01 December M 41397 Picoides pubescens skin Collier , 2000 04 February M 40770 Picoides pubescens skin Levy 1999 08 September F 40854 Picoides pubescens skin Volusis 1999 20 June F 41152 Picoides borealis c skel Clay 1997 19 June F 41151 Picoides borealis p skel, wing Clay 1997 19 June F 41150 Picoides borealis p skel, skin Levy 1997 01 May M 39727 Colaptes auratus p skel , skin Alachua , 1997 30 May M 40162 Colaptes auratus c skel Alachuai 1998 19 February M 40858 Colaptes aumtus , skin AlachuaN 1999 24 May F 41832 Colaptes auratus skin. Brevardf- 2000 01 July F 41034 Colaptes auratus skin · Broward?, 1998 30 September F 40636 Colaptes auraius , skin Palm.Be;ch 1998 * 11 September M 41286 Dryocopus pileatus sldin -' - Alachuad 2000 02 May F 1 , 4 ...Y, 40129 Dryocopus pileatus 8 skel , Collier -~,· 1997 19 May F 1998 23 October M40657 Contopus virens . skin · _. , Broward. 39814 Contopus virens = skjn.*, . . Levy »V- 1996 13 September M Levy .1- 2000 22 September M41662 Contopits virens ·. · skin . ·A : 3 40985 Empidonax virescens ·. «'- <' skin. Browardi 1999 19 October M 40435 Sayornis phoebe. 7 - skin .- Collier04 1996 20 October M 40417 Sayornis phoebe . skin - Levy » 1998 06 November F 40421 Sayornis phoebe . skin Levy 1998 30 November F 40942 Sayornis phoebe skin Levy 1999 28 October F 41811 Sayornis phoebe skin Levy 2000 08 December F 42031 Myiarchus crinitus c skel Alachua 2001 30 April M KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 147 UF# genus species form county year date sex 42012 Myiarchus crinitus skin Alachua 2001 21 April M 41419 A* iarchus crinitus skin Brevard 2000 16 April F 41155 Myiarchus crinitus skin Broward 1998 26 September F 42019 Myiarchus crinitus skin Levy 2001 30 April M 42020 Myiarchus crinitus skin Levy 2001 30 April M 39046 Tyrannus tyrannus skin Alachua 1996 03 May M 40381 *rannus dominicensis c skel Broward 1998 *30 May F 40622 Tyrannus dominicensis c skel , wing Broward 1998 10 July F 40552 Tyrannus dominicensis skin Broward 1998 14 August M 41064 Tyrannus dominicensis skin Broward 1999 15 September M 39292 Lanius ludovicianus c skel Alachua 1992 received U 40127 Lanius ludovicianus skin Alachua 1998 09 May M 40874 Lanius ludovicianus skin Broward 1998 13 March M 41020 Lanius ludovicianus skin Broward 1999 30 April M 40749 Lanius ludovicianus c skel Broward 1999 24 May M 40608 Lanius ludovicianus c skel , wing Broward 1999 07 February M 39663 Lanius ludovicianus skin Duval 1997 13 January F 41024 Lanius ludovicianus skin Palm Beach 1998 16 May F 40830 Lanius ludovicianus skin Palm Beach 1999 received F 40433 Vireo griseus c skel Collier 1997 28 April M 39685 Fireo griseus skin Levy 1996 13 September F 39740 Fireo griseus c skel Levy 1996 13 September F 39728 Freo griseus c skel Levy 1996 06 September M 40775 Fireo griseus skin Levy 1999 08 September M 40780 Fireo griseus skin Levy 1999 08 September 40779 Fireo griseus skin Levy 1999 08 September 40781 Fireo griseus skin Levy 1999 08 September 40812 Fireo griseus skin Levy 1999 15 September 41633 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2000 13 September 41271 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2000 19 April 41270 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2000 19 April 41663 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2000 22 Septennber 41158 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2000 25 February 41167 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2000 07 March 41921 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2001 27 February 41973 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2001 27 March 41974 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2001 27 March 41979 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2001 27 March 41983 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2001 27 March 42062 Fireo griseus skin Levy 2001 25 May 40774 Fireo flavifrons skin Levy 1999 08 September 41985 Vireo jlavifrons skin Levy 2001 27 March 40488 Vireo solitarius skin Levy 1999 08 January 40496 Fireo solitarius skin Levy 1999 07 January 148 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 41818 Fireo solitarius skin Levy 2000 08 December F 41817 Fireo : · solitarius skin Levy 2000 08 December F 40406 Fireo olivaceus skin Alachua 1998 16 September M 40497 Fireo olivaceus skin Alachua 1998 29 September F 40621 Fireo olivaceus c skel Broward 1998 11 October M 39733 Fireo olivaceus c skel Levy 1996 06 September M 39734 Fireo olivaceus skin Levy 1996 06 September U 39811 Vireo otivaceus c skel Levy 1996 13 September U 39684 Fireo otivaceus skin Levy 1996 06 September M 41280 Fireo olivaceus skin Levy 2000 28 April M 41300 Fireo olivaceus skin Levy 2000 10 May M 41269 Fireo olivaceus skin Levy 2000 19 April F 41281 Fireo olivaceus skin Levy 2000 28 April M 41284 Mireo olivaceus skin Levy 2000 28 April M 41258 Freo olivaceus skin Levy 2000 12 April M 41984 Fireo olivaceus skin Levy 2001 27 March M 41986 Fireo olivaceus skin Levy 2001 27 March M 42061 Fireo olivaceus skin Levy 2001 25 May M 41116 Fireo olivaceus skin Palm Beach 1998 02 October M 41115 Fireo olivaceus skin Palm Beach 1999 18 August M 40855 Fireo olivaceus skin Volusia 1999 20 June F 40674 Fireo altiloquus c skel Broward 1999 14 April M 41027 Cyanocitta cristata skin Broward* 1999 01 May M 40437 Cyanocitta cristata c skel Broward 1998 20 July F 40384 Cyanocitta cristata skin Broward 1998 22 April M 40456 Cyanocitta cristata skin Broward 1998 20 September M 40825 Cyanocitm cristata skin Broward 1999 28 Septernber M 40885 Cyanocitta cristata skin Collier 1999 22 Septennber F 41398 Cyanocitta cristata skin Collier 2000 28 January M 41405 Cyanocitta cristata skin Collier 2000 25 February F 40993 Cyanocitta cristata skin Lee 1999 25 October F 38189 Cyanocitta cristata skin Orange 1993 May F 40823 Cyanocitm cristata skin Palm Beach 1998 02 November M 41028 Cyanocitta cristata skin Palm Beach 1999 20 April M 42038 Aphelocoma coerulescens c skel Highlands 1998 04 May F 41991 Corvus brachyrhynchos c skel Alachua 2000 27 May U 39813 Corvus brachyrhynchos skin Levy 1996 13 September M 41395 Corvus brachyrhynchos skin Levy 2000 28 April F 41614 Corvus ossifragus skin Alachua 1999 03 July U 41915 Corvus ossifragus skin Alachua 2001 01 February F 40344 Con;us ossifragus c skel Palm Beach 1998 06 August F 40410 Progne subis skin Brevard 1998 24 February F 40875 Progne subis skin Broward 1998 01 September F 40693 Progne subis skin Broward 1999 * 19 April F KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 149 UF# genus species form county year date sex 41857 Progne subis skin Lee 2000 26 August F 40881 Tachycinem bicolor skin Alachua 1999 16 March U 40882 Tachycineta bicolor skin Alachua 1999 16 March M 40078 Hirundo rustica skin, wing Levy 1998 22 March M 39742 Poecile carolinensis c skel Levy 1996 13 September U 40673 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 1999 28 May M 40711 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 1999 08 September M 40772 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 1999 08 Septennber M 40688 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 1999 05 March F 40773 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 1999 08 September M 40697 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 1999 04 June F 41266 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 2000 19 April M 41618 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 2000 04 August F 41250 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 2000 12 April M 41869 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 2001 18 January M 41983 Poecile carolinensis skin Levy 2001 25 May M 40880 Baeolophus bicolor skin Alachua 1999 09 September M 39817 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 1996 23 October M 39741 Baeolophus bicolor c skel Levy 1996 13 September F 39730 Baeolophus bicolor c skel Levy 1996 05 September F 40428 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 1998 30 November F 40782 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 1999 08 September F 40810 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 1999 15 September F 40672 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 1999 28 May M 40494 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 1999 07 January M 40941 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 1999 28 October M 40950 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 1999 28 October F 41617 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 2000 04 August M 41634 Baeolophus bicolor skin Levy 2000 13 September F 41827 Thryothorus ludovicianus c skel Alachua 2000 15 December U 41125 Thgothoms ludovicianus skin Alachua 2000 07 February M 42060 Thryothorus ludovicianus skin Levy 2001 25 May F 39732 Thryothorus ludovicianus c skel Levy 1996 06 September F 41077 Thryothorus ludovicianus skin Levy 1999 26 November U 40702 Thryothorus ludovicianus skin Levy 1999 04 June M 40952 Thryothorus ludovicianus skin Levy 1999 28 October F 41297 Thryothorus ludovicianus skin Levy 2000 10 May 41275 Thryothorus ludovicianus skin Levy 2000 19 April 41146 Troglodytes aedon skin Alachua 2000 14 February 41145 Troglodytes aedon skin Alachua 2000 10 February 41813 Troglodytes aedon skin Levy 2000 08 December 40851 Regulus calendula skin Levy 1998 07 December 1 2 4 7 4 4 1 4 40415 Regulus calendula skin Levy 1998 06 November 40429 Regulus catendula skin Levy 1998 30 November 150 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 41148 Regulus .. 5 caldndula skin Levy 1999 22 December F 41147 Regulus' ' calendula skin Levy 1999 22 December M 40493 Regulus calendula skin Levy 1999 07 January F 40690 Regulus calendula skin Levy 1999 05 March F 40685 Regulus calendula skin Levy 1999 09 February F 40686 Regulus calendula skin Levy 1999 05 March F 40951 Regulus calendula skin Levy 1999 28 October M 41045 Regulus calendula skin Levy 1999 01 December M 41812 Regulus calendula skin Levy 2000 08 December F 41169 Regulus calendula skin Levy 2000 07 March F 41788 Regulus calendula skin Levy 2000 15 November F 41256 Regulus catendula skin Levy 2000 12 April F 41919 Regulus calendula skin Levy 2001 27 February M 41866 Regulus calendula skin Levy 2001 18 January M 41867 Regulus calendula skin Levy 2001 18 January F 41982 Regulus calendula skin Levy 2001 27 March M 41975 Regulus calendula skin Levy 2001 27 March F 39724 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 1997 16 April M 40423 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 1998 30 November M 40422 Polioptila caeruiea skin Levy 1998 30 November F 40165 Polioptila caerulea c skel Levy 1999 24 June M 41615 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2000 04 August F 41171 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2000 07 March M 41252 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2000 12 April M 41168 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2000 07 March F 41268 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2000 19 April M 41251 Polioptila caeruiea skin Levy 2000 12 April F 41262 Pohoptila caerulea skin Levy 2000 12 April M 41274 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2000 19 April M 41282 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2000 28 April F 41980 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2001 27 March M 41977 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2001 27 March M 41976 Polioptila caerulea skin Levy 2001 27 March F 39666 Sialia sialis skin Alachua 1996 12 May M 41404 Sialia sialis skin Alachua 2000 09 April M 39664 Catharus fuscescens skin Alachua 1995 08 September F 40330 Catharus fuscescens skin Alachua 1998 22 September F 41724 Cathdrus fuscescens p skel, skin Alachua 2000 14 September F 40446 Catharus fuscescens c skel Broward 1998 20 September F 40557 Catharus fuscescens skin Broward 1998 02 October M 40767 Catharus fuscescens c skel , wing Taylor 1999 01 May U 42044 Catharus minimus c skel Alachua 2000 10 October F 39665 Catharus minimus skin Alachua 1995 21 October F 40815 Catharus minimus skin Levy 1999 14 May F KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds - 151 UF# genus species form county year date 40918 Catharus ustulatus skin Alachua 1999 08 October A A 14 14 14 Z 14• 14, i;, A 14, D 41829 Catharus ustulatus skin Alachua 2000 19 October. 41081 Catharus ustulatus skin Broward 1998 08 October 42028 Catharus ustulatus c skel Duval 1995 19 October 39737 Catharus ustulatus skin St. Johns 1997 01 October 40506 Catharus guttatus skin Alachua 1999 23 February 41987 Catharus guttatus skin Levy 2001 27 March 40427 Catharus guttatus skin Levy 1998 30 November 40495 Catharus guttatus skin Levy 1999 07 January 41044 Catharus guttatus skin Levy 1999 01 December 40683 Catharus guttatus skin Levy 1999 09 February 41819 Catharus guttatus skin Levy 2000 08 December 41780 Catharus guttatus skin Levy 2000 15 November 41917 Catharus guttatus skin Levy 2001 27 February 40439 Catharus guttatus c skel Marion 1997 24 November 41807 Hylocichla mustelina c skel , wing Alachua 1999 18 November M 42045 Hylocichia mustelina skin Alachua 2000 03 October F 40505 Turdus migratorius skin Alachua 1999 25 February M 41166 Turdus migratorius skin Alachua 2000 05 March M 41914 Turdus migratorius skin Alachua 2000 26 December F 40696 Turdus migratorius p skel, wing Broward 1999 03 April F 40606 Turdus migratorius c skel Broward 1999 26 February F 40687 Turdus migratorius skin Levy 1999 05 March F 41870 Turdus migratorius skin Levy 2001 18 January F 40405 Dumetella carolinensis c skel , wing Alachua 1994 08 February F 40463 Dumetella carolinensis c skel , wing Alachua 1998 18 October M 40462 Dumetella carolinensis c skel Alachua 1998 19 October M 40877 Dumetella carolinensis skin Alachua 1999 08 October M 41149 Dumetella carolinensis skin Alachua 2000 07 February M 41808 Dumetella carolinensis skin Brevard 2000 26 April F 41021 Dumetella carolinensis skin Broward 1999 16 October F 40432 Dumetella carolinensis c skel Collier 1996 18 February M 41399 Dumetella carolinensis skin Collier 2000 10 March F 41016 Dumetella carolinensis skin Lee 1999 16 October M 39753 Dumetella carolinensis skin Levy 1996 09 October U 39754 Dumetella carolinensis skin Levy 1996 09 October M 40416 Dumetella carolinensis skin Levy 1998 06 November M 40419 Dumetella carolinensis skin Levy 1998 06 November M 40887 Dumetella carolinensis skin Levy 1999 24 April F 40949 Dumetella carolinensis skin Levy 1999 28 October M 41251 Dumetella carolinensis skin Levy 2000 12 April M 41157 Dumetella carolinensis skin Levy 2000 25 February M 39680 Mimus polyglottos c skel Alachua 1996 06 November M 40826 Mimus potyglottos skin Alachua 1999 14 September M 152 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 42077 Mimus polyglottos skin Brevard 2001 29 May U 40833 Mimus polyglottos skin Broward 1998 19 June M 41047 Mimus potyglottos skin Broward 1998 08 May M 41022 Mimus polyglottos skin Broward 1999 10 October F 41029 Mimus polyglottos skin Broward 1999 20 May M 40337 Mimus polyglottos skin Levy 1998 19 September F 41417 Mimus polyglottos skin Palm Beach 1998 18 October F 40835 Mimus polyglottos skin Palm Beach 1998 13 October M 40647 Mimus polyglottos c skel Palm Beach 1998 19 October M 40892 Toxostoma rufum skin Alachua 1999 28 September F 40899 7bxostoma rufum skin Alachua 1999 13 September F 41276 Toxostoma rufum skin Alachua 2000 19 April F 41809 Toxostoma rufum skin Brevard 2000 08 December M 41810 Toxostoma rufum skin Levy 2000 08 December F 40831 Sturnus vulgaris skin Palm Beach 1998 26 April F 40306 Sturnus vulgaris skin Palm Beach 1998 07 April F 41394 Acridotheres tristis skin Broward* 1999 received F 39045 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1995 19 March U 40430 Bombycilla cedrorum c skel , wing Alachua 1995 15 February U 40332 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 40478 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 40465 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 40477 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February M 39978 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 40466 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February M 39949 Bombycilla cedrorum p skel , skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 39667 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 01 February F 39950 Bombycilla cedrorum c skel Alachua 1997 06 February F 39961 Bombycilla cedrorum p skel , skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 39895 Bombycilla . cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February M 39894 Bombycilla cedrorum p skel , skin Alachua 1997 06 February M 39979 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 39668 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 40040 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1997 06 February F 40480 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1999 27 January F 40822 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1999 13 February M 40498 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 1999 28 January M 41401 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 2000 24 March F 41393 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Alachua 2000 04 May F 41998 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Brevard 2000 23 December M 40824 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Broward* 1999 06 January M 40886 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Broward 1999 25 February F 40834 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Broward 1999 30 January M 40832 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Broward 1999 31 January F KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 153 UF# genus species form county year date 40828 Bombycilla cedrorum skin Duval 1999 15 February 39687 Vermivora peregrina skin Alachua 1996 09 October 41643 Vermivora peregrina skin Alachua 2000 15 September 41927 Vermivora celata skin Alachua 2001 24 January 41978 Fermivora celata skin Levy 2001 27 March 40455 Vermivora rujicapilla skin, p skel Broward 1998 22 October 40461 Parula americana c skel Broward 1998 10 March 41162 Parula americana skin Broward 1998 25 November 40639 Parula americana skin Broward 1999 09 February 42042 Parula americana skin Broward 2001 22 March 40692 Parula americana skin Levy 1999 05 March 40777 Parula americana skin Levy 1999 08 September 40776 Parula americana skin Levy 1999 08 September 40670 Parula americana skin Levy 1999 28 May 40698 Parula americana skin Levy 1999 04 June 4 4 4 2 4 2 2 4 41170 Parula americana skin Levy 2000 07 March 41254 Parula americana skin Levy 2000 12 April 41249 Parula americana skin Levy 2000 12 April 41298 Parula americana skin Levy 2000 10 May 41272 Parula americana skin Levy 2000 19 April 41916 Parula americana skin Levy 2001 27 February 40652 Parula americana c skel , wing Palm Beach 1998 12 October 40853 Parula americana skin Volusia 1999 20 June 41772 Dendroica pensylvanica skin Alachua 2000 04 October 40984 Dendroica magnolia skin Palm Beach 1999 24 September 41901 Dendroica tigrina c skel, wing Broward 2000 05 April 41638 Dendroica tigrina skin Broward 2000 17 August 41414 Dendroica caeruiescens c skel , wing Broward* 1999 18 April 41413 Dendroica caerulescens c skel , wing Broward 1998 01 October 41109 Dendroica caerulescens skin Broward 1999 24 September M 41049 Dendroica caerulescens skin Palm Beach 1998 27 October M 40621 Dendmica caeruiescens skin Palm Beach 1998 21 October M 41173 Dendroica caeruiescens skin Palm Beach 1998 22 October M 39688 Dendroica coronata skin Alachua 1997 05 February F 40436 Dendroica coronata skin Alachua 1998 15 March M 41073 Dendroica coronata skin Alachua 1999 01 November M 41408 Dendroica coronata skin Alachua 1999 29 January 41401 Dendroica coronata skin Collier 2000 26 February 39819 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1996 23 October 39818 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1996 23 October 39735 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1997 16 April 40849 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1998 07 December 40420 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1998 06 November 40425 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1998 30 November 154 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 40412 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1998 24 November U 40413 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1998 06 November F 40850 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1998 07 December M 40490 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 08 January M 40691 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 05 March M 40684 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 09 February M 40941 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 28 October F 40492 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 07 January F 40945 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 28 October M 40946 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 28 October F 40491 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 07 January M 40943 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 1999 28 October M 41784 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2000 15 November M 41787 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2000 15 November M 41781 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2000 15 November F 41785 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2000 15 November M 41786 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2000 15 November M 41782 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2000 15 November F 41783 Dendroica coronam skin Levy 2000 15 November F 41922 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2001 27 February M 41918 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2001 27 February F 41862 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2001 18 January F 41923 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2001 27 February F 41865 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2001 18 January M 41863 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2001 18 January M 41864 Dendroica coronata skin Levy 2001 18 January F 40584 Dendroica virens skin Broward* 1998 28 October M 41154 Dendroica virens skin Broward 1999 04 November F 40998 Dendroica virens skin Broward 1999 16 October F 39812 Dendroica fusca skin Levy 1996 13 September M 41723 Dendroica fusca skin Levy 2000 18 October M 41722 Dendroica fusca c skel Levy 2000 03 October M 42043 Dendroica dominica skin Duval 2001 09 January M 39816 Dendroica dominica skin Levy 1996 23 October M 39155 Dendroica dominica skin Levy 1996 05 September F 40948 Dendroica dominica skin Levy 1999 28 October M 40783 Dendroica dominica skin Levy 1999 08 September F 40489 Dendroica dominica skin Levy 1999 08 January U 41299 Dendroica dominica skin Levy 2000 10 May M 41635 Dendroica dominica skin Levy 2000 13 September F 41835 Dendroica pinus skin Alachua 2000 20 December M 41941 Dendroica pinus c skel Alachua 2001 14 January F 39815 Dendroica pinus skin Levy 1996 13 September M 40424 Dendroica pinus skin Levy 1998 30 November M KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 155 UF# genus species form county year date sex 40701 Dendroica pinus skin Levy 1999 04 June F 41816 Dendroica pinus skin Levy 2000 08 December M 41622 Dendroica pinus c skel , wing Levy 2000 04 August M 41981 Dendroica pinus c skel Levy 2001 27 March F 42059 Dendroica pinus skin Levy 2001 25 May F 42058 Dendroica pinus skin Levy 2001 25 May F 41420 Dendroica discolor skin Brevard 2000 20 April M 41135 Dendroica discolor skin Broward 1999 18 August M 41839 Dendroica discolor skin Broward 2000 27 March M 41902 Dendroica discolor skin Broward 2000 11 April F 40705 Dendroica palmarum c skel Broward 1999 07 February U 40434 Dendroica palmarum c skel Collier 1997 23 October M 41400 Dendroica palmarum skin Collier 2000 01 February M 39736 Dendroica palmarum skin Levy 1997 16 April U 39725 Dendroica palmarum skin Levy 1997 16 April M 41253 Dendroica palmarum skin Levy 2000 12 April F 40481 Dendroica palmarum skin Polk 1998 02 October M 40904 Dendroica castanea skin St. Johns 1998 18 October M 40836 Mniotilta varia skin Broward 1998 24 September M 40414 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 1998 06 November M 40418 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 1998 06 November M 40852 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 1998 07 December U 40848 Mniotilta varia c skel , wing Levy 1998 07 December F 40682 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 1999 09 February F 41267 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 2000 19 April M 41273 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 2000 19 April F 41156 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 2000 25 February M 41283 Mniotilm varia skin ) Levy 2000 28 April F 41868 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 2001 18 January M 41920 Mniotilm varia skin Levy 2001 27 February F 42021 Mniotilta varia skin Levy 2001 30 April F 39043 Setophaga ruticilla skin Alachua 1995 17 September F 40888 Setophaga ruticilla skin Alachua 1999 24 September F 39958 Setophaga ruticilla p skel , skin Brevard 1997 26 May F 41411 Setophaga ruticilla c skel Broward 1998 04 October M 40712 Setophaga ruticilla c skel , wing Broward 1998 20 September M 41412 Setophaga ruticilla skin Broward 1999 22 April M 41061 Protonotaria citrea skin Broward 1998 08 September M 41083 Protonotaria citrea skin Broward 1999 16 April M 41903 Protonotaria citrea skin Broward 2000 16 August M 41858 Protonotaria citrea skin Lee 2000 05 August U 41624 Protonotaria citrea skin Levy 2000 04 August M 41623 Protonotaria citrea skin Levy 2000 04 August M 42064 Protonotaria citrea skin Levy 2001 25 May M 156 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# _ genus species form county year date sex 40656 Helmitheros vermivorus skin Broward 1998 12 September F 40695 Helmitheros vermivorus c skel Broward 1999 16 April F 41\34 Helmitheros vermivorus skin Dade 1999 28 September M 40626 Helmitheros vermivorus skin Palm Beach 1998 10 April M 40623 Seiurus aurocapillus c skel Broward 1998 05 October M 39686 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Levy 1996 13 September U 41017 Seiurus aurocapillus c skel Broward* 1999 26 September M 41418 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Brevard 2000 26 April U 40713 Seiurus aurocapillus c skel Broward 1998 28 September M 40711 Seiurus aurocapillus c skel Broward 1998 20 September M 41061 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Broward 1998 10 September U 40383 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Broward 1998 12 May M 40619 Seiurus aurocapillus c skel Broward 1998 11 October M 41018 Seiurus aurocapillus c skel Broward 1999 13 September F 41068 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Broward 1999 03 September M 41066 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Broward 1999 03 September F 41814 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Levy 2000 08 December U 41660 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Levy 2000 22 September F 41661 Seiurus aurocapillus skin Levy 2000 22 September M 41046 Seiurus noveboracensis skin Broward* 1999 27 April M 40870 Seiurus noveboracensis skin Alachua 1999 01 September M 41778 Seiurus noveboracensis c skel Alachua 2000 07 October F 41828 Seiurus noveboracensis c skel Alachua 2000 18 October F 42048 Seiurus novel}oracensis skin Alachua 2001 20 May F 40451 Seiurus noveboracensis c skel , wing Broward 1998 06 September M 41053 Seiurus noveboracensis p skel , wing Broward 1999 05 May M 41069 Seiurus noveboracensis skin Broward 1999 16 September M 41248 Seiurus noveboracensis skin Levy 2000 12 April M 40703 Seiurus noveboracensis skin Palm Beach 1999 12 May F 40471 Seiurus motacilla skin Marion 1992 25 March M 42176 Seiurus motacilla skin Duval 2001 19 July M 39957 Oporornis formosus p skel , skin Levy 1997 26 September M 40300 Oporornis agilis c skel Broward* 1998 received F 40650 Oporornis agilis skin Broward* 1999 received M 40302 Oporornis agilis p skel, skin Broward 1998 10 May M 40301 Oporornis agilis p skel , skin Broward 1998 11 May F 40768 Oporornis agilis p skel , skin Broward 1999 02 May M 42211 Oporornis agilis skin Palm Beach 2001 15 May M 40708 Geothlypis trichas c skel, wing Broward* 1999 16 May F 39042 Geothlypis trichas skin Alachua 1996 26 April M 41825 Geothlypis trichas skin Alachua 2000 20 September M 40714 Geothlypis trichas c skel Broward 1998 11 October M 40680 Geothlypis trichas skin Broward 1999 29 April M 41415 Geothlypis trichas skin Broward 1999 11 May F KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 157 UF# genus species form county year date sex 40101 Geothlypis trichas c skel Broward 1999 17 May 41072 Geothlypis trichas wing Clay 1998 21 Oct6ber 40431 Geothlypis trichas skin Collier 1997 23 October M 40700 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 1999 04 June 40944 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 1999 28 October 40811 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 1999 15 September 4 4 A m k j A A J A J A J A * k D k A J k k J J k:. m [L, i J 40699 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 1999 04 June 41616 Geothippis trichas skin Levy 2000 04 August 41632 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 2000 13 September 41247 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 2000 12 April 41295 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 2000 10 May 41621 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 2000 04 August 41924 Geothlypis trichas skin Levy 2001 27 February 39041 Wilsonia citrina skin Alachua 1995 03 April 41820 Wilsonia citrina skin Alachua 2000 09 October 22233 Wilsonia citrina skin , wing Gilchrist 1992 April 40553 Piranga olivacea skin Broward 1998 13 October 40411 Piranga rubra c skel Alachua 1994 19 September 40840 Piranga rubm skin Alachua 1999 13 July 41063 Piranga rubra skin Broward 1999 27 September 40669 Piranga rubra skin Levy 1999 28 May 40668 Piranga rubra skin Levy 1999 28 May 41636 Piranga rubra skin Levy 2000 13 September 42057 Piranga mbra skin Levy 2001 25 May 40377 Pipilo erythrophthalmus c skel Alachua 1998 received 41999 Pipilo erythrophthalmus skin Alachua 2000 24 April 42000 Pipilo erythrophthalmus skin Alachua 2000 23 March 42056 Pipilo erythrophthalmus skin Levy 2001 25 May 42055 Pipilo erythrophthalmus skin Levy 2001 25 May 39648 Aimophila aestivalis p skel , skin Highlands 1996 03 June 41806 Spizella passerina skin Alachua 2000 16 March F 39670 Ammodramus savannarum skin Alachua 1992 02 November M 41086 Ammodramus savannanim skin Clay 1999 29 October M 39334 Ammodramus savannarum p skel , flat skin Highlands 1996 20 August F 39366 Ammodramus savannarum p skel , wings Highlands 1996 02 July U 41165 Ammodramus savannarum alcohol Highlands 1997 06 July U 39956 Ammodramus savannarum skin Highlands 1997 ' 22 December F 40245 Ammodramus savannarum p skel , feathers Highlands 1998 22 July U 39682 Ammodramus savannarum c skel Leon 1993 29 March U 39669 Ammodramus savannarum skin Marion 1996 01 May U 41164 Ammodramus savannarum alcohol Osceola 1997 19 May U 40326 Ammodramus savannarum p skel, flat skin Osceola 1998 22 February F 40547 Melospiza georgiana skin Alachua 1998 12 November M 41255 Melospiza georgiana skin Levy 2000 12 April M 158 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) UF# genus species form county year date sex 41815 Melospiza georgiana skin Levy 2000 08 December F 40094 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Alachua 1995 26 January M 41403 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Alachua 1999 23 March F 40715 Cardinalis cardinalis c skel Alachua 1999 26 February F 40997 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Brevard 1999 03 November M 42065 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Brevard 2001 29 May F - 41019 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Broward 1998 26 August M 39960 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Citrus 1997 29 December F 39739 Cardinalis cardinalis c skel Levy 1996 06 September M 39731 Cardinalis cardinalis c skel Levy 1996 05 September M 39738 Cardinalis cardinalis c skel Levy 1996 06 September M 39820 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 1997 22 March M 40426 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 1998 30 November M 40689 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 1999 05 March F 40671 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 1999 28 May M 40813 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 1999 15 September M 41285 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 2000 28 April M 41619 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 2000 04 August F 41119 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 2000 15 November M 41620 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 2000 04 August F 41925 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Levy 2001 27 February F 41926 Can#nalis cardinalis skin Levy 2001 27 February M 42001 Cardinalis cardinalis skin Marion 2000 19 August F 40927 Pheucticus ludovicianus skin, wing Alachua 1999 17 October M 40994 Pheucticus ludovicianus skin Brevard 1999 18 October M 42029 Pheucticus ludovicianus c skel , wing Duval 1999 23 October U 40095 Passerina cyanea skin Alachua 1998 18 April M 41826 Passerina cyanea c skel Alachua 1999 07 October F 41830 Passerina cyanea c skel , wing Alachua 2000 10 October M 41076 Passerina cyanea skin Levy 1999 14 October F 41023 Passerina cyanea skin Palm Beach 1998 24 April M 42040 Passerina ciris c skel Brevard 2000 03 October M 40663 Passerina ciris p skel , skin Broward 1999 14 April M 41153 Dolichonyx oryzivorus skin Broward* 1999 08 May F 40154 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Alachua 1992 no date M 40100 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Alachua 1998 19 May M 40123 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Alachua 1998 19 May M 42067 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Alachua 1999 07 September M 42068 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Brevard 2001 29 May F 42069 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Brevard 2001 29 May F 42070 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Brevard 2001 29 May M 40890 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Brevard 2001 29 May F 40819 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Marion 1999 25 February M KRATTER et al.: New specimen-based records of Florida birds 159 UF# genus species form county year date 40839 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Marion 1999 26 February 40838 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Marion 1999 23 February 40827 Agelaius phoeniceus skin Marion 1999 24 February 41904 Sturnella magna skin Broward 2000 29 April 40164 Quiscalus quiscula skin Alachua 1998 02 June 42066 Quiscalus quiscula skin Brevard 2001 29 May 41065 Quiscalus quiscula skin Broward 1998 01 April 40817 Quiscalus quiscula skin Broward 1999 received 40476 Quiscalus quiscula skin Levy 1999 08 January 41259 Quiscalus quiscula skin Levy 2000 12 April 41260 Quiscalus quiscula skin Levy 2000 12 April 42022 Quiscalus quiscula skin Levy 3001 30 April 40829 Quiscalus quiscula skin Palm Beach 1998 12 August 40651 Quiscalus quiscula skin Palm Beach 1999 *01 March 40307 Quiscalus major c skel Alachua 1994 01 October 42074 Quiscalus major c skel Brevard 2001 29 May 42075 Quiscalus major c skel Brevard 2001 29 May 42076 Quiscalus major skin Brevard 2001 29 May 42073 Quiscalus major skin Brevard 2001 29 May 40601 Quiscalus major skin Broward 1998 *06 March 9 2 2 * J A J A J A A J J J , J A J A W J k : « 2 4 2 . J A J A J A k : « A F W A k : . A J A A 40821 Quiscalus major skin Broward 1999 09 February 40453 Quiscalus major c skel , wing Dade 1998 10 December 40586 Quiscalus major skin Alachua 1997 06 November 40820 Quiscalus major skin Palm Beach 1998 21 April 41801 Quiscalus major skin Pinellas 2000 received 41263 Molothrus bonariensis p skel, skin Alachua 2000 31 March 40642 Icterus pectoralis c skel , wing Broward 1998 14 September 41101 Icterus pectoralis skin Broward 1999 24 November 40658 Icterus pectoralis skin Palm Beach 1998 16 October 42041 Icterus galbula skin Brevard 2000 02 October 41015 Icterus galbula skin Broward* 1999 no date 40645 Icterus galbula skin Broward 1998 23 September 40764 Carpodacus mexicanus skin Alachua 1999 31 July 41641 Carpodacus mexicanus skin Broward 2000 24 April 39689 Carduelis tristis skin Alachua 1996 09 April 41942 Carduelis tristis skin Alachua 2001 01 February 40926 Passer domesticus skin Alachua 1999 February 41025 Passer domesticus skin Alachua 1999 * 13 February 41026 Passer domesticus skin Alachua 1999 * 15 February 41126 Passer domesticus skin Collier 1999 11 November 160 BULLETIN of the FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 43(4) INDEX Accipitercooperii 119 Melanitta Acridotheres tristis 126 fusca 118 Ammodramus savannarum 128 nigra 118 Asioflammeus 125 MERLIN 120 BITTERN, AMERICAN 118 Molothrus bonariensis 128 Bombycilla cedrorum 126 MONK PARAKEET 125 BOOBY, BROWN 118 MURRELET, LONG-BILLED 124 Botaurus lentiginosus 118 MYNA, COMMON 126 Brachyramphus Imarmoratusl perdix 124 A*iopsitta monachus 125 Buteo NIGHTHAWK , LESSER 125 brachyurus 119 Oceanites oceanicus 115 platypterus 119 Oceanodroma leucorhoa 116 Calidris maritima 120 Oporornis agilis 121 Calonectris diomedea 115 ORIOLE, SPOT-BREASTED 128 Caracara cheriway 119 OWL, SHORT-EARED 125 CARACARA, CRESTED 119 PETREL, STORM-, see STORM-PETREL Carpodacus mexicanus 129 Phaethon Charadrius alexandrinus 120 aethereus 116 Chordeiles acutipennis 125 lepturus 118 COLLARED-DOVE, EURASIAN 124 PHALAROPE, RED-NECKED 121 Columba leucocephala 124 Phalaropus lobatus 121 COWBIRD, SHINY 128 Pheucticus ludovicianus 128 CRANE, WHOOPING 120 PIGEON, WHITE-CROWNED 124 Dendroica Piranga olivacea 128 castanea 127 PLOVER magnolia 127 SNOwy 120 virens 127 BLACK-BELLIED 120 DovE Pluvialis squatarola 120 COLLARED-, See COLLARED-DovE Porphyrio porphyrio 120 WHITE-WINGED 125 Pu#inus Falco gravis 115 columbarius 120 griseus 115 peregrinus 120 pu«#inus 115 FALCON, PEREGRINE 120 PURPLE SWAMPHEN 120 FINCH, HousE 129 RAIL, BLACK 120 GROSBEAK, ROSE-BREASTED 128 Rissa tridactyla 112 Grus americana 120 Rostrhamus sociabilis 118 GULL SANDPIPER, PURPLE 120 GREAT BLACK-BACKED 122 SCOTER LESSER BLACK-BACKED 122 BLACK 118 HAWK WHITE-WINGED 118 BROAD-WINGED 119 Seiurus motacilla 128 COOPER'S 119 SHEARWATER SHORT-TAILED 119 CoRY's 115 Icterus pectoralis 128 GREATER 115 JAEGER, POMARINE 121 MANX 115 KITE, SNAIL 118 Soory 115 KITTIWAKE, BLACK-LEGGED 122 SPARROW, GRASSHOPPER 128 Larus STORM-PETREL fuscus 122 LEACH'S 116 marinus 122 WILSON'S 115 Laterallus jamaicensis 120 Stercomrius pomarinus 121 * gkRATTER«,#t al.4 ]Ne*5**im**ba»d F¢clirdi,Of-Florida birds 1261 Sternas anaethetus recognita: 123 TR6~151*b (eofitp.2 dougallii tloutallii %22 WHITE-TAILED 1 ,18 Strep.topelia decggetu t24 Vermivora,ruficapilla mficapilla Ill ·Strept@n®#2,268#E»pallidfr665 ¥S WARBLER341414*aga##2 1.S BAY-BREASTjp, 127 S#*,3*Hfi**iLEARED 1:25· BL«-THBQA[ED.GREEN 127 TARAGEk;,SCARIEr -1'28 ' CONNE@*EF :1171 TERN MAGNOBIA, 1129, BRIBLED 123 NASHVILLE 1'27 10525* 1,22 - WATERTHRUSH; .60UISIANA- 128 TR6fkrmb WAXW,NG,/CEDAR 126 RED-BILLED 116 Zenaida asiatica 125 7 1, . r.7*- ,» NOW AT A SPECIAL PRICE Carter R. 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