Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Numenius phaeopus (Numenius hudsonicus, Numenius variegatus, Phaeopus hudsonicus), Numenius phaeopus phaeopus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MMNH:Birds-Bird
045082Nesterov, Evgeniy   2002-06-18
Russia, Arkhangelskaya Oblast': Mezenskiy Rayon, Mezen' 12 km S, 6 km E, 65deg43'14"N, 44deg22'23"E
MMNH:Birds-Bird
010559Gunderson   1953-07-04
Canada, Manitoba, Churchill, near Landing Lake (Farnworth), 58.6905888 -94.0513802
MMNH:Birds-Bird
011668Dart   1925-01-13
Mexico, SON, PT. LAGOON, TEPOCA, 29.90015256 -112.702304
MMNH:Birds-Bird
011764Worcester   1891-01-05
Locality Unknown, Bais Negros
MMNH:Birds-Bird
014012Dickerman   1957-07-30
Mexico, NAY, MATANCHEN, 21.530538 -105.240442
MMNH:Birds-Bird
001481   
United States, New York, Long Island, Rockaway
MMNH:Birds-Bird
015134   1956-09-29
Japan, Osaka, Suminoe
MMNH:Birds-Bird
020273Dickerman   1963-04-28
Mexico, VER, 12 MI E TLACOTALPAN, 18.684026 -95.6502345
MMNH:Birds-Bird
027461Ramsey   1973-10-13
United States, Minnesota, Cook, near Schroeder, Lake Superior, 47.5454812 -90.8916092
MMNH:Birds-Bird
038932Parmelee   1990-06-18
United States, Alaska, Seward Peninsula, 1/2mi E of Nome, 64.5005945 -165.3699875
MMNH:Birds-Bird
039798Langevin   1919-06-17
United States, Alaska, Kowak Delta, 66.7137985 -161.4919434
MMNH:Birds-Bird
041373Parmelee   1991-06-06
United States, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula: 8 mi E of Nome, 64.5053238 -165.0421143
MMNH:Birds-Bird
041374Parmelee   1991-06-06
United States, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula: 8 mi E of Nome, 64.5053238 -165.0421143
MMNH:Birds-Bird
005462   
United States, Massachusetts, Nantucket Island
MMNH:Birds-Bird
008006Breckenridge   1933-08-28
Canada, Manitoba, Churchill, 58.7694397 -94.1652832
SMM:Bird
Image Associated With the Occurrence
Z80:3:21C.H. Townsend   1886-05-05
United States, Florida, at sea
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