Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pica pica hudsonia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MMNH:Birds-Bird
005212Bailey   1912-12-27
United States, Montana, Ravalli, Corvallis, 46.3141251 -114.1145325
MMNH:Birds-Bird
008416   
United States, Minnesota, Hennepin, Oxboro Heath, 44.8273716 -93.2886457
MMNH:Birds-Bird
007960Jones   1933-06-30
United States, Colorado, Boulder, unspecified
MMNH:Birds-Bird
007769Breckenridge   1931-07-18
Canada, British Columbia, Okanagan Landing, 50.2332993 -119.3499985
MMNH:Birds-Bird
006264Peterson   
United States, Minnesota, Pipestone, Western portion of county, 44.0244215 -96.3665771
MMNH:Birds-Bird
006234Brown   1893-11-21
United States, Missouri, Jasper, Carthage
MMNH:Birds-Bird
006051   
United States, Minnesota, Lac qui Parle, unspecified, 45.0385965 -96.1386108
MMNH:Birds-Bird
005950   
United States, Minnesota, Roseau, Near Badger, 48.7824783 -96.0144806
MMNH:Birds-Bird
005496Terryle   1921-11-25
United States, Minnesota, Rice, Dundas, 44.4280334 -93.2055098
MMNH:Birds-Bird
011122Erickson   1951-01-16
United States, Minnesota, Wilkin, 3 mi W of Rothsay, 46.4713252 -96.3485527
MMNH:Birds-Bird
000485Roberts   1892-10-06
United States, Montana, Madison Basin
MMNH:Birds-Bird
004379Lowe   1893-01-08
United States, Colorado, Pueblo, unspecified
MMNH:Birds-Bird
004378Smith   1889-01-12
United States, Colorado, Loveland
MMNH:Birds-Bird
023128Smith   1961-11-15
United States, Minnesota, Koochiching, Reilly Brook, 3 mi N of Craigville, 47.9656174 -93.610897
MMNH:Birds-Bird
001998Gale   1886-10-29
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Gold Hill
MMNH:Birds-Bird
014242Steele   1924-01-18
United States, Washington, Kittitas, Ellensburg, 46.9965144 -120.5478474
MMNH:Birds-Bird
014241Steele   1924-01-18
United States, Washington, Kittitas, Ellensburg, 46.9965144 -120.5478474
MMNH:Birds-Bird
012360Lieb   1956-10-19
Canada, Saskatchewan, Moose Jaw, 50.3925422 -105.5497742
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