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- Collection: SORA Illustrations
The life cycle of a Western Tanager (Piranga ludoviciana) shown through capture and banding.Illustration demonstrating the life cycle of a Western Tanager through capture and banding. Illustrated originally by Keith Hanson, re-drawn by Gary…
Young Red-Tailed Hawks Fully Fledged, May 24th. Photographed by Herman T. BohlmanTwo young Red-Tailed Hawks looking down from the nest, photographed by Herman T. Bohlman, published by The Condor (1905), vol. 7
Black-necked Stilt (Himatopus mexicanus) on its nest.Black-necked Stilt resting on its nest, photographed by Don Bleitz, published by The Condor (1954) vol. 56
Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis) in defensive posture at nest.A Least Bittern guarding its nest, photographed by Robert K. Selander, published by The Condor (1960), vol. 62
Snowy Plover (Charadrius nivosus) and eggs at Huntington Beach, Orange County, California, June 27, 1953. Photograph by Ray Quigley, Jr.A Snowy Plover guarding its eggs, photographed by Ray Quigley, Jr., published by The Condor (1955) vol. 57
The Great Crowned Pigeon (Goura cristata) of New Guinea, adult and nestling. in the collections of the Zoological Society of San DiegoA Great Crowned Pigeon and its nestling, photographed by Kenton C. Lint, published in The Condor (1955), vol. 57
Clark Nutcracker (Nucifraga columbiana) incubating at a nest in a mountain mahogany bush on Reserve Peak.A Clark Nutcraker incubating at a nest, photographed by Ray Quigley and James B. Dixon, published by The Condor (1956) vol. 58
Immature Wood Duck, Aix sponsa, August 19, 1945, at Upper Thompson Lake, Lincoln County, Montata. Photograph by John L. BlackfordA young Wood Duck at Upper Thompson Lake in Lincoln County, Montana, photographed by John L. Blackford, published by The Condor (1960), vol. 62
Myrtle Warbler (first plummage). Yellow-Breasted Chat (first plummage). 2/3 Natural Size.A Myrtle Warbler and Yellow-Breasted Chat resting on tree branches, painted by Louis Agassiz Fuertes, published in The Auk (1899), vol. 16, plate 3.
Arizona Woodpecker, Dendrocopos ArizonaeAn Arizona Woodpecker resting on a tree, sketched by Allan Brooks, published in The Condor (1948), vol. 50.