CHECK LIST. 
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Order PYGOPODES. Diving Birds. 
Suborder PODICIPEDES. Grebes. 
Famity PODICIPID A. GREBES. 
1. Western Grebe. 
(Aichmophorus occidentalis.) 
An abundant resident throughout the Province. Breeds 
round the lakes of the interior of the Mainland. A winter 
resident along the Coast, where, in some localities, such as 
Howe Sound and Burrard Inlet, it appears in great num- 
bers. 
2. Clark’s Grebe. 
(Aichmophorus clarkii.) 
Taken at Fort Simpson by W. B. Anderson. Probably 
rare. 
3. Holbcell’s Grebe. 
“‘Red-necked Grebe.” (Colymbus holbeellii.) 
The Province at large; resident. I found it breeding 
on many of the lakes along the Cariboo road, above Clinton. 
Have taken it on Harrison Lake in July. A winter resi- 
dent along the Coast. 
4. Horned Grebe. 
(Colymbus auritus.) 
A winter resident on the Coast. Breeds in the North. 
I observed it throughout the Summer at Dease Lake. 
