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Title: The Canadian field-naturalist
Identifier: canadianfieldnat1973otta (find matches)
Year: 1973 (1970s)
Authors: Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club
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Publisher: Ottawa, Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club
Contributing Library: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library
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1973 HoEFs: Birds of the Kluane Game Sanctuary 347 S.W YUKO o Observations made outside the Kluane Game Reserves 00 (T) Laing 192S -62° (2) Buss 1951 Q3) Weedeh 1960iGuiguet,Mossop ® Price 1969 proposed boundary of Kluane National Park
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100 Pacific Ocean Figure 2. Kluane Game Sanctuary and adjacent areas. British Columbia and the Yukon Territory. Unpublished report, on file with the Canadian Wildlife Service). Drury's (1953) paper is particularly interesting in this connection, since he relates bird distribution to vegetative cover. Previous Ornithological Work The following brief review lists previous ornithological investigations relevant to the Kluane area. To convey to the reader an impression of the total avifauna of the area, those species observed by previous investigators but not observed by the writer and associates during 1969 to 1972, are mentioned here. Laing et al. (1929) reported the first bird observations relevant to the Kluane Reserve area. He accompanied members of the first Mount Logan expedition to the upper Chitina River in 1925 and made observations for a 3-month period that summer. The upper Chitina is located about 100 miles west of Kluane Lake, just across the Alaskan border (Figure 2).

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