KECORDS VOLUME XII. NOV 1940. Lacy 
Wresh Creek, Andros, Dec. 15, 1887. Saw 
one ree | 
LOUISTAN A HERON, Ardea rujflcollis Goss. 
South shore of Andros, April 76, 1884. 
Shot a male about to breed and saw another. 
The one secured lad three filths of the basal 
portion of bill and naked space about eye, 
bright cobalt blue; iris, rosy ; feet and legs, 
plumbeous. | 
April 30, 1884. Founda heronry of this 
species on asmali key containing about fif- 
teen pairs. ‘The nests weie usnally placed 
low in mangroves and contained two orthree 
fresh eggs. The only notes heard were low, 
husky quarks. The birds were not especial- 
ly shy. | 
Grassy Creek, Andros, May 4. A young 
female procured here showed no signs of 
breeding, and neither bill nor feet were high- 
ly colored, yet the iris was rosy, not yellow 
as is usual in the young of this species. 
Hog Key, May 2, 1915. ‘T'wo seen; rath- 
er shy. 
