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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Baeolophus bicolor (Parus bicolor, Baeolophus bicolor bicolor), Parus bicolor
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Ornithology Collection

INHS:BIRD
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
987R.E. Hesselschwerdt   1938-07-16
United States, Illinois, Champaign, Urbana

University of Illinois Museum of Natural History Ornithology Collection

UIMNH-O-UIMNH
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
2174   1920-04-04
United States, Virginia, Arlington, Alexandria
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
2175   1920-04-04
United States, Maryland, Prince Georges, Hyattsville
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
2176H.H. & C.S. Brimley   1901-01-29
United States, North Carolina, Wake, Raleigh
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
2177Maynard and Pratt Expedition   1900-12-07
United States, South Carolina, Horry, Little River
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
2178C.K. Worthen   1902-04-08
United States, Texas, Nueces, Corpus Christi
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
2179Austin P. Smith   1918-02-05
United States, Texas, Cameron, Santa Maria
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
2180Austin P. Smith   1918-02-12
United States, Texas, Cameron, Santa Maria
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
2181Austin P. Smith   1918-02-15
United States, Texas, Cameron, Santa Maria
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
4443R. Chiasson   1948-11-01
United States, Illinois, Vermilion, Wetzel Stripmines
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
4665Geo. Hahn   1951-10-13
United States, Illinois, Champaign, Mahomet
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
4666Geo. Hahn   1951-10-13
United States, Illinois, Champaign, Mahomet
UIMNH-O-UIMNH
Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766
4828George Hahn, (H.I. Fisher)   1951-05-13
United States, Illinois, Champaign, Mahomet
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