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61. Limosa fedoa, (Linn.} Ord. Great Marbled Godwit. 
Abundant, frequenting the shores of lakes and ponds, and low, moist prairie. 
Though breeding in great numbers the most diligent search failed to re- 
veal its nest. The difference between the sexes, as before mentioned, was 
most noticeable. The measurements (in inches and hundredths) of a series 
of 
ten skins taken in the flesh are as follows : — 
No. 
Sex. 
Length. 
2 
? 
19.62 
28 
9 
19.37 
32 
9 
18.12 
56 
9 
19.25 
68 
9 
19.12 
4 
$ 
17.62 
30 
$ 
17.12 
58 
$ 
16.75 
60 
$ 
16.50 
63 
$ 
17.00 
Average, 9 
19.10 
Average. 
, $ 
17.00 
Difference 
, 2.10 
St. of Wing. 
Bill. 
33.87 
4.87 
32.75 
4.62 
32.00 
4.54 
32.75 
5.06 
32.75 
4.79 
31.25 
3.96 
30.75 
3.83 
31.50 
3.66 
30.50 
4.00 
31.50 
3.75 
32.82 
4.77 
31.10 
3.84 
1.72 
.93 
Bull N, O.O. 5, Jto., 1880, p.18 
i8t6. Waders in Sandusky Bay. By Dr. E. Sterling. 
fedoa , Macrorhamphus griseus, Microfalama himantofus. T^OTi & StlStiOl 
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