1891
June 17
(No 2)
Atlantic Ocean.
Lat. 46 [degrees] 35' N. Lon. 35 [degrees] 24' W.
and without bend or "lop" at the carpal joint.
All had broad conspicuous white collars around
the neck and white-tipped wing quills. The
cap, back and wings appeared to be brown with
darker mottling on the back appreciable only
when the bird was near. The belly was pure
white. I did not get a good view of the breast
but it seemed to be brown. The flight
although performed in the same manner as 
that of P. major was heavier and more
direct the [?] seldom doubling or quartering
as does major on most occasions. It
frequently followed the undulations of the 
waves closely in the manner of most 
Procellaridae.