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34. (Jambetta melanoleuca, Ginel. ; Tell Tale: Stone Snipe. Norway 



House. 

 80. I'limjoides jnaculariiis, Linn. ; Spotted saiulpi})er. Norway House 



to York Factory. 



'M. iVumenius borealiSy Forst. ; Eskimo curlew. Abundant in July and 

 August at Fort Churchill, as were also the Hudsonian 

 C\irlew, (iolden Plover, and other species of which no 

 spoeiniens were brought home. 



37. Aegialitis s''mipalmata, Wilson. Semipalmated Sandpiper. York 



Factory. 



38. Larus anjeniatus, Brunn ; Herring gull. Fort Churchill. 



39. Stenia hirundo (?), Auct. ; Black-headed tern. Very common in 



the larger lakes and on the shores of Hudson's Bay. 



40. Erismatura rubida, Wils. Euddy Duck. York Factory. 



41. Anas boschas, Linn. ; Grey or Stock duck, or Mallard. This is the 



commonest duck in the district. Breeds in considerable 

 numbers along the Nelson and Little Churchill Rivers. 



42. Dafila acuta, Linn. ; Pintail duck. Breeds near Norway House. 



43. Bucephala clangula, Linn. ; Common Golden-eye or "Tree Duck." 



Also breeds near Norway House. 



44. Spatula clypeata, Linn. ; Spoon-bill duck. On Lake Winnipeg the 



young were nearly full-grown in the beginning of July. 



45. Querquedida Ca?vlinensis, Gm. ; Green-winged teal. Very common 



near Norway House ; scarce northward. 



46. Mergus cucidlatus, Linn. ; Hooded merganser. Young going south 



in flocks on the Nelson Eiver in September. 



47. ■• mer^cmse/-, Linn. ; Red-headed merganser. Common through- 



out the district. 



48. Pelionetta perspicillata, Linn. Surf Duck. York Factoiy. 



49. Anser Canadensis^ Linn. ; Canada goose. Breeds in considerable 



numbers along the Churchill River. Most of the young 

 could fly in the beginning of August. 



50. " hyperboreus, Pal., var. albatus ; Lesser snow-goose. One 



specimen which had been shot at Fort Churchill was pre- 

 sented by Mr. J. R. Spencer. Is very rare on the west 

 side of Hudson's Bay. 



51. An^er hyperboreus, Pal.; Common White wavy. Abundant at 



Churchill and York duiing the spiing and autumn 

 migrations 

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