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  1. Wolverine - Gulo gulo

    A wolverine trapped by George Washington Lafayette Truehart (perhaps of Hebron extraction) was given to Pember around 1909, according to notes by D.Gartlein. (Unsure which wolverine mount in collection.) Listed in Nichols c1932 inventory with only Wyoming in notation. Distribution: S. Tundra south to 50 Deg. N (Eurasia) & 73 Deg. N. North America.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0069-1
  2. Wolverine - Gulo gulo

    A wolverine trapped by George Washington Lafayette Truehart was given to Mr. Pember around 1909 according to notes left by D.Gartlein. (Unsure which wolverine mount in collection.) Listed in Nichols c1932 inventory with only notation of Montana. Distribution: S. Tundra south to 50 Deg. N (Eurasia) & 73 Deg. N. North America.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0068
  3. Wood Block, Decorative - Decoration

    Solid wood block with wood-burned decoration on side and leaves on top. Right side has a small symbol.

    Record Type: Object

    20.0010 Wood Block
  4. Wood Peewee, Large-billed - Contopus sordidulus

    No data sheet. Eggs marked 139A.77.

    Record Type: Object

    79.843-1
  5. Wood-Sunflower - Helianthus strumosus L.

    Identification verified by Gordon Tucker, NYS Museum, 1995.

    Record Type: Object

    94.0278
  6. Wood-mint - Blephilia hirsuta Benth.

    Identification verified by Gordon Tucker, NYS Museum, 1995. D. Lewis Dutton

    Record Type: Object

    95.0004
  7. Wood-pewee - Contopus sp.

    Non-typical Pember pedestal. No other information. May correspond to listing for male of Eastern species in old inventory.

    Record Type: Object

    72.1048
  8. Wood-pewee, Eastern - Contopus virens

    Shot by F. T. Pember, Granville, NY., 05-28-1890 - original tag. Date on old exhibit card is 05-30-1876 which doesn't correspond to any Pewees in Nichols c.1932 inventory.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0598
  9. Wood-pewee, Western - Contopus sordidulus

    Original Pember tag has date of 3/6/1889 while old exhibit card has March 7th.

    Record Type: Object

    85.0132
  10. Wood-pewee, Western - Contopus sordidulus

    Shot by F.T. Pember, Riverside, CA, March 7, 1889.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0599
  11. Wood-vetch - Vicia caroliniona Walt.

    Identification verified by Gordon Tucker, NYS Museum, 1995.

    Record Type: Object

    94.0679
  12. Woodchuck - Marmota monax

    Albino Woodchuck presented by Albert E.Burton, Esq., Rupert, VT. Kept as a pet for several years. Date collected 1918 Distribution: E. Central Alaska, S. Canada, N. ID, E. KA, NE ND; in the East, south to VA & N. Alabama.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0025
  13. Woodchuck - Marmota monax

    Melanistic adult. Distribution: E. Central Alaska, S. Canada, N. ID, E. KA, NE ND; in the East, south to VA & N. Alabama.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0027
  14. Woodcock, American - Philohela minor

    Mixed set with cat #458. 1 egg has visible marking of "228" and set mark "a.x" as noted on data card of catalog #458. No set marks on the other 3 eggs, only "525" which corresponds to the data card of this catalog #333. Nest composed of a mere accumulation of leaves scraped together into a shallow nest. A few stems of weeds were intermixed with the leaves and a few feathers in the vicinity. Size of nest 6 inches diameter inside; depth 1 inch i...

    Record Type: Object

    79.743
  15. Woodcock, American - Philohela minor

    Mixed set with cat #333. 1 egg has visible marking of "228" and set mark "a.x" as noted on data card of 458. No set marks on the other 3 eggs, only "525" which corresponds to the data card for catalog #333. Nest made on high ground, constructed of small twigs, lined with grasses Cattaraugus Indian Reservation, western New York This set from Bert Nichols collection as noted on back of data card received from Reineke in 1905

    Record Type: Object

    79.743
  16. Woodcock, American - Scolopax minor

    Toe amputated. Shot by F.T. Pember, Granville, NY, May 6, 1878. Label found separated from specimen.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0441
  17. Woodcock, American - Scolopax minor

    Middle toe claw missing. Shot by F.T. Pember, Granville, NY, Sep.6, 1891.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0127
  18. Woodcock, Eurasian - Scolopax rusticola

    Nice specimen, probably Schluter.

    Record Type: Object

    72.0440
  19. Woodcock, Eurasian - Scolopax rusticola

    From the oological collection of Walter Raine; accession record date 5-5-1888, data sheet record date 5-1-1888. Nest is a depression in the ground lined with leaves Lapland

    Record Type: Object

    79.074
  20. Woodlilly - Clintonia borealis (Ait.) Raf.

    Identification verified by Gordon Tucker, NYS Museum, 1995.

    Record Type: Object

    95.0054

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