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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
BUREAU OF SPORT FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE
3-430o
(Oct. 1960)
Report for year
ended Dec. 31, 1964
Under permit No.
Calendar Year
1964
Budget Bureau No. 42-R224.3.
Approval expires 12-31-59.
MIGRATORY BIRDS AND THEIR EGGS TAKEN FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES
Include subspecies in each species as shown. If a species was collected in more than one State, at bottom of page or on an attached sheet show each other State and the number of each species collected therein.
Return completed report by January 10 to:
Regional Director
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
P. O. Box 3737
Portland 8, Oregon
If no actions were taken under this permit during the year, write "None" here
Sign report at bottom of last page.
A. O. U.
No.
COMMON NAME
STATE
NUMBER
COLLECTED
OTHER ACQUI-
SITIONS OR
DISPOSALS*
A. O. U.
No.
COMMON NAME
STATE
NUMBER
COLLECTED
OTHER ACQUI-
SITIONS OR
DISPOSALS*
Birds Eggs
Birds Eggs
Birds Eggs
Birds Eggs
Warblers-Con.
664 Grace's Warbler.
659 Chestnut-sided Warbler.
660 Bay-breasted Warbler.
661 Blackpoll Warbler.
671 Pine Warbler.
670 Kirtland's Warbler.
672 Prairie Warbler.
672 Palm Warbler.
674 Ovenbird.
675 Northern Waterthrush
(Grinnell's).
676 Louisiana Waterthrush.
677 Kentucky Warbler.
678 Connecticut Warbler.
679 Mourning Warbler.
680 MacGillivray's Warbler.
681 Yellowthroat.
682. 1 Ground-chat.
683 Yellow-breasted Chat.
690 Red-faced Warbler.
684 Hooded Warbler.
685 Wilson's Warbler.
686 Canada Warbler.
687 American Redstart.
688 Painted Redstart.
Meadowlarks, Ori-
oles, and Black-
birds:
494 Bobolink
501 Eastern Meadowlark
(Southern and B. Florida)
501. 1 Western Meadowlark
497 Yellow-headed Blackbird.
498 Redwinged Blackbird.
500 Tricolored Blackbird.
506 Orchard Oriole.
503 Black-headed Oriole (Au-
dubon's).
503. 2 Spotted-breasted Oriole.
505 Hooded Oriole (Sennett's).
504 Scott's Oriole.
507 Baltimore Oriole.
508 Bullock's Oriole..
509 Rusty Blackbird.
510 Brewer's Blackbird.
513 Boat-tailed Grackle..
511 Common Grackle
495 Brown-headed Cowbird
(Eastern, Nevada, Cal-
ifornia, and Dwarf)
496 Bronzed Cowbird (Red-eyed).
Tanagers:
607 Western Tanager.
608 Scarlet Tanager.
609 Hepatic Tanager.
610 Summer Tanager
Grobesarks, Finches,
Sparrows, and
Buntings:
503 Cardinal.
594 Pyrrhuloxia.
Grosbeaks, Finches,
Sparrows, and
Buntings-Con.
595 Rose-breasted Grosbeak.
596 Black-headed Grosbeak.
597 Blue Grosbeak.
598 Indigo Bunting.
599 Lazuli Bunting.
600 Varied Bunting.
601 Painted Bunting.
604 Dickcissel.
514 Evening Grosbeak
517 Purple Finch.
518 Cassin's Finch.
519 House Finch.
602 White-collared Seedeater.
515 Pine Grosbeak.
533 Pine Siskin.
529 American Goldfinch.
530 Lesser Goldfink(Arkansas)
531 Lawrence's Goldfinch
521 Red Crossbill (Bendire's
and other subspecies).
586 Olive Sparrow (Texas)
592. 1 Green-tailed Towhee.
583 Rufous-sided Towhee.
591 Brown Towhee.
592 Abert's Towhee.
605 Lark Bunting.
542 Savannah Sparrow (Beld-
ing's and Large-billed).
546 Grasshopper Sparrow.
545 Baird's Sparrow.
540 Vesper Sparrow.
552 Lark Sparrow.
579 Rufous-winged Sparrow.
580 Rufous-crowned Sparrow.
576 Botteri's Sparrow.
578 Cassin's Sparrow
573 Black-throated Sparrow.
574 Sage Sparrow (Bell's).
567 Slate-colored Junco.
567a Oregon Junco (Shufeldt's,
Pink-sided, and other
subspecies) .
570b Gray-headed Junco.
570 Mexican Junco.
560 Chipping Sparrow.
561 Clay-colored Sparrow.
562 Brewer's Sparrow.
563 Field Sparrow.
564 Worthen's Sparrow.
565 Black-chinned Sparrow.
554 White-crowned Sparrow.
557 Golden-crowned Sparrow.
558 White-throated Sparrow.
585 Fox Sparrow.
583 Lincoln's Sparrow.
584 Swamp Sparrow.
581 Song Sparrow.
539 McCown's Longspur
535 Chestnut-collared Longspur.
A. O. U.
No.
COMMON NAME
STATE
NUMBER
COLLECTED
OTHER ACQUI-
SITIONS OR
DISPOSALS*
A. O. U.
No.
COMMON NAME
STATE
NUMBER
COLLECTED
OTHER ACQUI-
SITIONS OR
DISPOSALS*
Birds Eggs
Birds Eggs
Birds Eggs
Birds Eggs
Loons:
7 Common Loon..-..
8 Yellow-billed Loon.
10 Arctic Loon (Pacific).
11 Red-throated Loon.
Grebes:
2 Red-necked Grebe (Helbeld's)
3 Horned Grebe.
4 Eared Grebe.
1 Western Grebe.
6 Pied-billed Grebe.
Pelicans and Shear-
waters:
88 Fulmar (Atlantic and Pacific).
88 Cory's Shearwater.
91 Pink-footed Shearwater.
95. 1 Pale-footed Shearwater.
89 Greater Shearwater.
96. 2 New Zealand Shearwater.
95 Sooty Shearwater.
86 Slender-billed Shearwater.
93 Maix Shearwater.
105 Fork-tailed Petrel.
106 Leach's Petrel.
109 Wilson's Petrel.
Gannets:
117 Gannet.
Herons:
184 Great Blue Heron.
201 Green Heron.
200 Little Blue Heron.
186 Common Egret.
187 Snowy Egret.
199 Louisiana Heron.
202 Black-crowned Night Heron.
203 Yellow-crowned Night Heron
191 Least Bittern.
190 American Bittern.
Geese and Swans:
180 Whistling Swan
181 Trumpeter Swan.
Ducks:
172 Canada Goose.
173 Brant.
174 Black Brant.
175 Barnacle Goose.
176 Emperor Goose.
171 White-fronted Goose.
169 Snow Goose.
168. 1 Blue Goose.
170 Ross' Goose.
177 Black-bellied Tree Duck.
178 Fulvous Tree Duck.
132 Mallard.
133. 1 Mexican Duck (New Mexican).
133 Black Duck.
134 Mottled Duck (Florida and Louisiana)
135 Gadwall.
143 Pintail.
138 Common Teal (European)
139 Green-winged Teal.
140 Blue-winged Teal.
141 Cinnamon Teal.
Ducks-Continued
136 European Widgeon.
137 American Widgeon.
142 Shoveler.
144 Wood Duck.
148 Redhead.
150 Ring-necked Duck.
147 Canvasback.
148 Greater Scaup.
149 Lesser Scaup.
151 Common Goldeneye.
152 Barrow's Goldeneye.
153 Bufflehead.
154 Oldsquaw.
155 Harlequin Duck.
157 Steller's Eider.
159 Common Eider (Northern,
American, and Pacific).
King Eider.
162 King Eider.
165 White-winged Scooter.
166 Surf Scooter.
163 Common Scoter.
167 Ruddy Duck.
168 Masked Duck.
131 Hooded Merganser.
129 Common Merganser.
130 Red-breasted Merganser.
Cranes:
204 Whooping Crane.
205 Sandhill Crane (Little
Brown and Florida).
Rails and Gallinules:
208 King Rail.
210 Clapper Rail.
212 Virginia Rail.
214 Sora.
215 Yellow Rail.
216 Black Rail.
218 Purple Gallinule.
219 Common Gallinule.
221 American Coot.
Shorebirds:
286 American Oystercatcher.
287 Black Oystercatcher.
274 Semipalmated Plover.
277 Piping Plover.
278 Snowy Plover.
280 Wilson's Plover.
273 Killdeer.
281 Mountain Plover.
272 American Golden Plover
(Atlantic and Pacific).
270 Black-bellied Plover.
282 Surfbird.
283 Ruddy Turnstone.
284 Black Turnstone.
228 American Woodcock.
230 Common Snipe (Wilson's).
264 Long-billed Curlew.
265 Whimbrel (Dixesiana minor).
266 Eskimo Curlew.
261 Upland Plover.
263 Spotted Sandpiper.
Names and addresses of persons with whom migratory birds or their eggs were exchanged during the year:
Names and addresses of persons to whom migratory birds or their eggs were given or from whom they were received by gift during the year:
Date
Signature of permittee
*Number donated, received by gift, or exchanged. Furnish details above and on separate sheet when necessary.
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