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Gilman HERRING GULL (2)
1931
June 8 St. Michael Alaska none seen
June 16 Nome Alaska
June 21-July 12, Sevoonga, St. Lawrence
St. Bering Sea, Alaska - Rather
seares here - the apparently more
common than Glanous Gull
especially over the tundra where
some of the latter have been seen.
The Herring Gulls are occasionally
seen flying overland, generally near
water & alone, uttering their horse
crees when they see a person.
Swans of the gulls, taken Nos. 1679 &
1746 (3) had rod pupils so might have
been Calif. Gulls.
Aug 29 Nome. Several gulls of this
Type were in the large flock of
Glanous Gulls. Secured Spec. nos
2019 & 2020.
Nov. 4 Zaikeof Bay, Montague Is., Alaska
Today I saw several of these gulls in
the large group of Glanous Winged
Gulls. This is their first reappearance
about the ship.