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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Oenanthe oenanthe (Saxicola oenanthe), Oenanthe oenanthe oenanthe
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MMNH:Birds-Bird
044832Drovetski, Sergei   2003-06-23
Russia, Chukotskiy Avtonomnyi Okrug; Anadyr', 17.5km S 12.5km W; Mount Dionisiy, 64deg35'N 177deg15'E
MMNH:Birds-Bird
044839Drovetski, Sergei   2003-06-23
Russia, Chukotskiy Avtonomnyi Okrug; Anadyr', 17.5km S 12.5km W, 64deg35'N 177deg15'E; Mount Dionisiy
MMNH:Birds-Bird
044624Drovetski, Sergei   2002-05-28
Russia, Arkhangelskaya Oblast', Kargopol'skiy rayon, Kargopol' 56 km S, 23 km W, Medvedevo, 60DEG59'56.1"N 38DEG33'22"E
MMNH:Birds-Bird
045337Fadeev, Igor   2003-06-24
Russia, Chukotskiy Avtonomnyi Okrug; sea shore, Anadyr', 34km S 4km W, 64deg35'N 177deg15'E
MMNH:Birds-Bird
019268Moeller   
Europe, Scandinavia, "Sweden"
MMNH:Birds-Bird
019270   1908-03-27
Algeria, Beachfeld, Biskra
MMNH:Birds-Bird
019271   1908-03-28
Algeria, Beachfeld, Biskra
MMNH:Birds-Bird
020401Breckenridge   1964-05-22
United States, Alaska, Wales, Cape Prince, 65.6127534 -168.0506455
MMNH:Birds-Bird
040233Scholey   1908-05-08
United Kingdom, England, Kent, Cuxton
MMNH:Birds-Bird
005454Elliot   
England, Devon
MMNH:Birds-Bird
005455   1889-08-10
England, Thurlestone
MMNH:Birds-Bird
045229Fadeev, Igor   2003-06-19
Russia, Chukotskiy Avtonomnyi Okrug; Mount Dionisiy, Anadyr', 34km S 4km W, 64deg35'N 177deg15'E
MMNH:Birds-Bird
045251Fadeev, Igor   2003-06-24
Russia, Chukotskiy Avtonomnyi Okrug; Anadyr', 34km S 4km W, 64deg35'N 177deg15'E
SMM:Bird
Image Associated With the Occurrence
Z74:2:174Science Museum of Minnesota   1974-07-08
United States, Alaska, Steese Highway near Miller House Road, 65.530105 -145.221561
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