Red Phalaropes Near Corona, California
Journal
Condor
Volume
17
Issue
3 (May-June)
Year
1915
Pages
130
Section
From Field and Study
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Red Phalaropes Near Corona, California
Two male Red Phalaropes (Phalaropus fuicarius) were shot November 7, 1914, on one of the ponds of the Pomona Recreation Club, which is situated near the Santa Ana River, about eight miles north of Corona, Riverside County, California. The two birds are now numbers 506 and 507 of my collection. It would seem that this is worthy of note since this species usually migrates over the ocean, and this locality where they were taken is a considerable distance inland.
Wright M. Pierce
Claremont, California
