Birds of Massachusetts
Birds of Massachusetts
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41. Pufflnus major. GREATER SHEARWATER. Abundant off the coast in summer.
[July, American Musetim of Natural History. 229 4:2. Puffimis Strickland!. SOOTY SHEARWATER. Abundant off the coast in summer.
This and the preceding species have hitherto usually been re- garded as winter visitors, but intelligent fishermen and gunners assure me that no species of Shearwater is seen by them off the Massachusetts coast in winter.
43. Oceanodroma leucorhoa. LEACH'S PETREL. Common summer visitant along the ...coast. Breeds on the coast of Maine.
44. Oceailites oceanicus. WILSON'S PETREL. Common off the coast in summer.
[45. ] P^lagodroma marina. WHITE-FACED PETREL. Acci- dental. The only record is off the coast, Sept. 2, 1885 (Ridgway, Auk, II, 1885, 386).
[46. ] Sula sula. BOOBY. Rare or accidental. Thus far there is only one recent record Cape Cod, Sept. 17, 1878 (Brewer ; Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club, IV, 1879, 191). But there is an earlier and perhaps doubtful record, namely, Essex County, " September, rare" (Putnam, Proc.
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41. Pufflnus major. GREATER SHEARWATER. Abundant off the coast in summer.
[July, American Musetim of Natural History. 229 4:2. Puffimis Strickland!. SOOTY SHEARWATER. Abundant off the coast in summer.
This and the preceding species have hitherto usually been re- garded as winter visitors, but intelligent fishermen and gunners assure me that no species of Shearwater is seen by them off the Massachusetts coast in winter.
43. Oceanodroma leucorhoa. LEACH'S PETREL. Common summer visitant along the ...coast. Breeds on the coast of Maine.
44. Oceailites oceanicus. WILSON'S PETREL. Common off the coast in summer.
[45. ] P^lagodroma marina. WHITE-FACED PETREL. Acci- dental. The only record is off the coast, Sept. 2, 1885 (Ridgway, Auk, II, 1885, 386).
[46. ] Sula sula. BOOBY. Rare or accidental. Thus far there is only one recent record Cape Cod, Sept. 17, 1878 (Brewer ; Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club, IV, 1879, 191). But there is an earlier and perhaps doubtful record, namely, Essex County, " September, rare" (Putnam, Proc.
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