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lives about a mile west of Waterloo. 
The birds were seen by the whole 
family, and were observed through 
binoculars. Mr. Keiser described the 
birds as about four feet tall, taking 
about two-foot strides, white, with 
red on the head, yellow bills. They 
showed black wing tips when they 
flew. Robert Sharpe heard the 
Chuck-wilTs-widow calling for about 
twenty minutes at the Sokal Camp 
on the Platte. This is about five or 
so air miles from the location on the 
Elkhorn where it was found in 1966 
{NBR 35:50). It was listened for 
on later nights, but not heard again. 
