Fulica, Part 2, v1315
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Fulica Americana 506 Neck dangles used in this study- symbols used in text for these tags are: 1 - /W/B; 2 - B/W; 3 - B/W; 4 - Xw; 5 - W; 6 - III; 7 - w/b. The symbols always refer to the pattern of the right tag (indicated by arrows). me 2/ Lake Temescal 420 ft., Alameda Co., Calif.- has finally been beaten to pieces. It is probably no longer usable for Coots. The Ruddy nest at J6.22 is in heavy use by Coots, it has a lot of feces on it. The nest at J 7.21 is looking a lot like an egg nest, it has a nice new ramp, no feces, a well formed cup and generally all the attributes of an egg nest. Nest I G. 1 - still well built up and in good repair. Nest I G. 18 is