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66 BULLETIN 133, UNITED STATES NATIONAL. MUSEUM appeared. On the Estancia Los Yngleses near Lavalle, Buenos Aires, a flock that at times numbered 15 was observed regularlj' from October 22 to November 2. Others were seen in crossin
BIRDS OF ARGENTINA, PARAGUAY, URUGUAY, AND CHILE 67 mens from South America available. The two birds taken have the following measurements: Male, wing, 370; tail, 105; culmen, 172; tarsus, 112; female, wing, 360; tail, 97; clumen, 163, tarsus, 105 mm. Family PHOENICOPTERIDAE PHOENICOPTERUS CHILENSIS Molina Phaenicoptenis Chilensis Molina, Sagg. Stor. Nat. Chili, 1782, p. 242. (Chile.) In suitable localities in the Province of Buenos Aires the flamingo is fairly common, incongruous, though beautiful, figures in the land- scape to one accustomed to think of them as birds of more tropical regions. At the mouth of the Rio Ajo near Lavalle on November 15, 1920, a dozen beat heavily past me in a strong wind, barely out of gun range, while on the following day 50 in company were seen feeding in a canal. Near Carhue, in southwestern Buenos Aires, flamingos were observed frequently from December 15 to 18. A form of brine shrimp (genus Artemia) swarmed in the heavily alkaline waters of Lake Epiquen and may have formed the food of the great birds, as the water was too heavily impregnated with salts to permit the oc- currence of mollusks. At any rate flamingos occurred there in lines or loose flocks, never separated far from one another, often in water nearly to their bodies. While some fed by immersing their heads, others rested quietly or preened their feathers with bills awkwardly developed for such a use. As I approached they walked slowly a little way and then extended their wings, raised the long legs sud- denly, and started away, striking the water with alternating strokes of their webbed feet in a clearly audible patter until they had gained sufficient momentum to rise in the air. Occasionally they gave low, honking calls. On January 31, 1921, several bands were seen at the Laguna Castillos near San Vicente, Rocha, Uruguay, where they ranged with coscorobas and black-necked swans, a beautiful trio whose pleasantly contrasting colors, visible for a long distances, linger clearly in memory. Family ANHIMIDAE CHAUNA TORQUATA (Oken) Chaja torqtiata Oken, Lehrb. Naturg., Th. 3, Zool., Abth. 2, 1816, p. 639. (Paraguay and La Plata."') Brabourne and Chubb, when they proposed °° the name Ghauna salvadorii for the crested screamer, to replace Palmnedea cristata
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ADVERTISEMENT The scientific public
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IV TABLE OF CONTENTS Annotated list
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