Distribuzione e migrazione di North American gabbiani e i loro alleati . ish Columbia, 26 agosto 1889, e stato da ultimo osservare Novembre 28, 1888 (Brooks),ed è stata anche osservata a Okanogan Lago, British Columbia(Brooks). Diversi casi sono noti dei suoi seguenti navi tutte le wayfrom la costa della California alle Hawaii. KUMLIENS GULL. Larus kumlieni Brewster. Poco è noto della distribuzione o i movimenti migratori ofKumliens gull. Il tipo è stata presa il 14 giugno 1878, su CumberlandSound, dove le specie comunemente nidificate (Kumlien). Era arrivato NORTH AMERICAN gabbiani e i loro alleati. 29 appena aperto

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Distribution and migration of North American gulls and their allies . ish Columbia, August 26, 1889, and was last noted November 28, 1888 (Brooks), and has also been observed at Okanogan Lake, British Columbia(Brooks). Several cases are known of its following ships all the wayfrom the California coast to Hawaii. KUMLIENS GULL. Larus kumlieni Brewster. Little is known of the distribution or migratory movements ofKumliens gull. The type was taken June 14, 1878, on CumberlandSound, where the species nested commonly (Kumlien). It had arrived NORTH AMERICAN GULLS AND THEIR ALLIES. 29 as soon as open water appeared and full-grown young were commonthere the first days of September. A large extension of the knownrange was made in 1900 when eggs were taken on June 15, at Wey-precht Island, latitude 79°, on the east coast of Ellesmere Island(Thayer), and on July 1 a specimen was taken a few miles farthersouth, at Alexander Haven (Thayer). In winter the species comes south along the Atlantic coast as faras Long Island, near Rockaway Beach, March 8, 1898 (Braislin);. • BREEDING + WINTERING ?if OCCURRENCE IN WINTER Fig. 11.—Kumliens gull (Larus kumlieni). Stamford, Conn., February 16, 1894 (Dwight); Plymouth, Mass., January 5, 1888 (Dwight); Moon Island, Boston Harbor, Mass., February 22, 1905 (Allen); Tadousac, Quebec, probably in the springof 1901 (Dwight); near Grand Manan, New Brunswick, about Janu-ary 21, 1883 (Merrill); one in the Bay of Fundy, about November 1, 1881 (Brewster); and one on Prince Edward Island, October 7, 1905(Mac Swain). Inland, one was taken at the mouth of the MohawkRiver, N. Y., January 28, 1884 (Brewster). 30 BULLETIN 292, IT. S. DEPARTMENT OP AGRICULTURE. NELSONS GULL, . Larus nelsoni Henshaw. A single specimen of Nelsons gull, taken by Nelson at St. Michael, Alaska, June 20, 1880, served as the basis for the description of thisgull. A specimen in the British Museum, taken many years pre-viously on the coast of Alaska near Bering Strait by Captain Kell

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