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W. GULLION
1950
Fulica Americana
408
May 10 Lake Temescal, 420 ft., Alameda Co., Calif.
E ♀ on nest @ 22, E ♂ at [crossed out] @ 20.
Two young in nest, + 5 eggs. The
other y[g] was caught, marked R1.
Both scooted over the side and in
among the [illegible] nest material as I
waded out. Both parents defended
vigorously. Egg #4 more pipped than
yesterday but not a whole lot so.
-Elise, Calif. Campus Alameda Co., Calif.
Bird V8 -shield shape of 6 but
8mm deep, [illegible] mm, a considerable recession.
Shield seems to be flabby, not
solid to the touch, guess I won't
implant in this bird. Legs yellow-
but with a greenish cast. This bird
has a very docile temper. X R-
photographed BW -shield -. Temper-
masty, legs yellow-green. A couple
of small estrogen pellets placed
under this bird's skin. Shield 8 x
10 mm, shape of 4 or 6.
very swollen. Wound
sewn up to prevent
pellet coming out.
Tags on this bird replaced with a
new "overlapping" style X-X R. V8 -
shield 3 very swollen. Legs with
a yellow tinge to the green. Temper-
mild. P/KG-shield 3 SS, legs
green with very little yellow.
temper bad. Incidentally I got
some sort of an insect off of V/G-
it doesn't look like a Hippoboscide.