154 ANNUAL REPORT SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1959 
Sawyers, Mrs. Thomas R., Arlington, 
Va., double yellow-headed Amazon 
parrot. 
Sicre, José Gomez, Washington, D.C., 
2 agoutis. 
Styve, Mrs. Lauritz, Arlington, Va., 
short-eared owl. 
Thomas, Charles, Washington, D.C., 
3 Reeves’s turtles. 
Traub, Lt. Col. Robert, Kuala Lum- 
pur, Malaya, small-clawed otter, 2 
striped ground squirrels, 2 Dre- 
momys squirrels, racket-tailed 
drongo, rufous-collared kingfisher, 
orange-throated barbet, pygmy 
owlet, 2 monitor lizards, flying liz- 
ard, skink lizard, mangrove snake, 
fat-cheeked water snake, elephant 
trunk snake, Wagler viper, flying 
snake, 4 geckos of 2 species, 9 liz- 
ards of 5 different species. 
Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, 
D.C., 7 Humboldt’s penguins, 2 fal- 
low deer. 
Young, Robert, Wheaton, Md., 3 dia- 
mondback terrapins. 
Xanten, William, Jr., Washington, 
D.C., collection of Florida reptiles. 
PURCHASES 
The first Dall sheep ever to be exhibited in an American zoo were 
added to the collection this past year. 
The young animals are females, 
and prospects are bright for the addition of a ram within the next 
few months. 
A great rarity purchased this year was a pair of Pallas’s cats which 
had never before been exhibited in the collection. 
of interest were: 
2 serval cats 
2 pig-tailed macaques 
3 pygmy marmosets 
Celebes crested ape 
3 cottontop marmosets 
Canada lynx 
2 capybaras 
2 mute swans 
1 gray hornbill 
Other purchases 
Spectacled owl 
Jackson’s hornbill 
Bellbird 
Scarlet cock-of-the-rock 
2 black-and-white turacos 
Andean condor 
2 Bateleur eagles 
4 species of sunbirds 
1 green jay 
EXCHANGES 
By the judicious use of exchanges made with other zoos and with 
individuals, the following animals were obtained: 
Audubon Park Zoo, New Orleans, La., 
2 anhingas, 2 least bitterns. 
Buffalo Zoo, Buffalo, N.Y., 2 milk 
snakes, 2 African  soft-shelled 
turtles. 
Caleutta Zoo, Calcutta, India, 5 In- 
dian squirrels, 3 lesser pandas. 
Calgary Zoo, Calgary, Alberta, wol- 
verine, Canada lynx, 2 golden 
eagles, 2 pine martens. 
Campbell, E., Detroit, Mich., 4 Ba- 
hama boas. 
Chicago Zoological Park, Brookfield, 
Ill., ibex, 3 dingoes, 2 sitatungas. 
Cleveland Zoo, Cleveland, Ohio, 2 
mousebirds. 
Freiheit, Clayton, Buffalo, N.Y., axo- 
lotl, 8 rhinoceros vipers, 2 pre- 
hensile-tailed vipers, 2 African 
soft-shelled tortoises. 
Houston Zoo, Houston, Tex., a collec- 
tion of 9 species of southwestern 
reptiles. 
New York Zoological Park, New York, 
N.Y., 5 rhinoceros vipers, 10 puff 
adders (born in New York Zoo). 
Riverside Park Zoo, Scottsbluff, 
Nebr., American badger. 
san Antonio Zoo, San Antonio, Tex., 
Cape hunting dog, 6 boat-tailed 
grackles, 2 Hildebrandt’s francolins, 
7 Erckel’s francolins, 2 fulvous tree 
ducks, 7 banded plovers. 
