I Lake and on Moses Lake, in Douglas County.Twenty or thh'ty seen ia 1905, 1906, and again in 1908.Dendrocygna bicolor.F•Lvous TREE-D•CK.--Onespecimen secured froin a flock of ten on Gray's Harbor, Oct. 3, 1905, by Willis G. Hopkins,.Esq., of Aberdeen, and now in his possession.It is interesting to note ir• this com•ection that a flock of eleven birds appeared at Alberni, B.C.. (Vancouver Id.), on the 29th of September of the same year.From this flock five were sectired by Mr. J. S. Rollin, a rancher; and one of these, a handsome male, now stands in the Provincial Museran at Victoria.Puffinus opis•homelas.BLACK-¾ENTED SHEAR•L•TER.--"0ffCape Flattery in June."(A.W. Anthony, in epist., Jan. 15, 1907.)Puffinus tenuirostris.SLENDER-BILLED SHEARW ATER.--"OffCape Flattery in October and November."(A.W
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