A Review of the Ornithology of Minnesota
A Review of the Ornithology of Minnesota
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, Apr. 6, 1889 (Albert Lano).
Harlan's Hawk (Buteo borealis harlani). The southern melanistic phase of the Red-tailed Hawk occurs in Minnesota occasion- ally. One specimen Sur. Coll. : Madison, Lac qui Parle Co. , Apr. 12, 1893, Albert Lano. (See Auk 13:342. ) One taken near Minneapolis, Dec. 5, 1914, by Martin K. Bovey.
Gray Gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus rusticolus). . An occasional win- ter visitant. One female specimen in Sur. Coll. Taken at Madison, Lac qui Parle Co. , Dec. 11, 1894, by Alber...t Lano (Auk 29:239). This specimen combines the heavily streaked head of Falco rusticolus rusticolus, the white and heavily marked underparts of F. R. Gyrfalco, and the plain dark back and imperfectly barred tail of F. R. Obsoletus. Other specimens have been taken in the state and reported under various sub- specific names.
24 THOMAS SADLER ROBERTS Prairie Falcon (Falco mexicanus). Two specimens Sur. Coll. : Traverse Co. , Sept. 11, 1894, de la Barre (see Auk 26:191) and Lac qui Parle Co. , Sept.
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, Apr. 6, 1889 (Albert Lano).
Harlan's Hawk (Buteo borealis harlani). The southern melanistic phase of the Red-tailed Hawk occurs in Minnesota occasion- ally. One specimen Sur. Coll. : Madison, Lac qui Parle Co. , Apr. 12, 1893, Albert Lano. (See Auk 13:342. ) One taken near Minneapolis, Dec. 5, 1914, by Martin K. Bovey.
Gray Gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus rusticolus). . An occasional win- ter visitant. One female specimen in Sur. Coll. Taken at Madison, Lac qui Parle Co. , Dec. 11, 1894, by Alber...t Lano (Auk 29:239). This specimen combines the heavily streaked head of Falco rusticolus rusticolus, the white and heavily marked underparts of F. R. Gyrfalco, and the plain dark back and imperfectly barred tail of F. R. Obsoletus. Other specimens have been taken in the state and reported under various sub- specific names.
24 THOMAS SADLER ROBERTS Prairie Falcon (Falco mexicanus). Two specimens Sur. Coll. : Traverse Co. , Sept. 11, 1894, de la Barre (see Auk 26:191) and Lac qui Parle Co. , Sept.
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