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[[File:Yellow-rumoed.png|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>'''YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER''' (''Dendroica coronata auduboni'')</center>]]
[[File:Yellow-rumoed.png|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>'''YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER'''<br> (''Dendroica coronata auduboni'')</center>]]




'''YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER''' (''Dendroica coronata auduboni'')
'''YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER''' (''Dendroica coronata'') [Audubon's Warbler; Myrtle Warbler]




Two subspecies have been collected on the islands:
* ''auduboni''
* ''hooveri''




[https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Yellow-rumped_Warbler/id CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS ]
* [[#SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND|SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND]]
* [[#SAN NICOLAS ISLAND|SAN NICOLAS ISLAND]]
* [[#SANTA BARBARA ISLAND|SANTA BARBARA ISLAND]]
* [[#SANTA CATALINA ISLAND|SANTA CATALINA ISLAND]]
* [[#SANTA CRUZ ISLAND|SANTA CRUZ ISLAND]]
* [[#SANTA ROSA ISLAND|SANTA ROSA ISLAND]]
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===== SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND =====
'''1897 San Clemente Island:'''  “''Dendroica auduboni''—Audubon's Warbler. I took a single specimen on March 28; it was at the windmill and was evidently a winter visitant...The party consisted of Joseph Grinnell, who had immediate charge of the expedition, and gave special attention to the ornithology and entomology of the islands; Horace Gaylord, who collected mammals; and Harry Gaylord and James Brittan [Britton] who devoted their time to archaeology. The party left San Pedro harbor May 11 in a large fishing schooner... [returning June 9, 1897]”
<br> [[GRINNELL, Joseph|Grinnell, Joseph]]  ''The Islands of Santa Barbara, San Nicolas and San Clemente, in the Spring of 1897'' Pasadena Academy of Sciences Publication No. 1, August, 1897 (26 pages).
'''1907 San Clemente Island:'''  “''Dendroica auduboni''. Audubon Warbler. Common, October to February inelusive .” [“Visits were made to Clemente in January, February, March, April and October, 1907.”]<br> [[LINTON, Clarence Brockman|Linton, C. B.]] ''[https://sora.unm.edu/sites/default/files/journals/condor/v010n02/p0082-p0086.pdf Notes from San Clemente Island]'' The Condor 10:82-86, March 1908




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===== SAN NICOLAS ISLAND =====




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===== SANTA BARBARA ISLAND =====
'''1897 Santa Barbara Island:'''  “''Dendroica coronata''—Myrtle Warbler. I shot an adult female May 15, the only one seen. It was flying past the ravine above our camp. A migrant...The party consisted of Joseph Grinnell, who had immediate charge of the expedition, and gave special attention to the ornithology and entomology of the islands; Horace Gaylord, who collected mammals; and Harry Gaylord and James Brittan [Britton] who devoted their time to archaeology. The party left San Pedro harbor May 11 in a large fishing schooner... [returning June 9, 1897]”
<br> [[GRINNELL, Joseph|Grinnell, Joseph]]  ''The Islands of Santa Barbara, San Nicolas and San Clemente, in the Spring of 1897'' Pasadena Academy of Sciences Publication No. 1, August, 1897 (26 pages).
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===== SANTA CATALINA ISLAND =====
'''1905-1906 Santa Catalina Island:'''  “''Dendroica auduboni''. Audubon Warbler. Quite numerous in the washes.” [“These notes are the result of two brief sojourns on Santa Catalina Island in the month of April, eight days being spent in 1905, and five in 1906. Fortunately both trips were made after wet seasons; the hills were carpeted with grass, flowers and insects were abundant.”]<br> [[RICHARDSON, Charles Howard , Jr.| Richardson, Charles H., Jr.]]  [https://sora.unm.edu/sites/default/files/journals/condor/v010n02/p0065-p0068.pdf ''Spring Notes from Santa Catalina Island'']  The Condor 10(2):65-68, March 1908 




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| Santa Catalina Island ||[[STEPHENS, Frank|F. Stephens]]|| SDMNH ||March 23, 1893 ||SDNHM-1382 || ''Setophaga coronata auduboni''|| Birds  
| Santa Catalina Island ||[[STEPHENS, Frank|F. Stephens]]|| SDMNH ||March 23, 1893 ||SDNHM-1382 || ''Setophaga coronata auduboni''|| Birds  
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| Santa Catalina Island ||[[GRINNELL, Joseph|Joseph Grinnell]] || MVZ||December 28, 1897||MVZ-37465|| ''Dendroica coronata auduboni'' ||Birds
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| Santa Catalina Island ||[[GRINNELL, Joseph|Joseph Grinnell]] || MVZ||November 26, 1904||MVZ-37466|| ''Dendroica coronata auduboni'' ||Birds  
| Santa Catalina Island ||[[GRINNELL, Joseph|Joseph Grinnell]] || MVZ||November 26, 1904||MVZ-37466|| ''Dendroica coronata auduboni'' ||Birds  
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| Santa Catalina Island ||[[GRINNELL, Joseph|Joseph Grinnell]] || MVZ||December 28, 1897||MVZ-37465|| ''Dendroica coronata auduboni'' ||Birds
| Santa Catalina Island ||[[NOKES, Irwin Dana|Irwin D. Nokes]]|| WFVZ ||February 9, 1915||WFVZ-2636|| ''Dendroica coronata'' ||Eggs
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===== SANTA CRUZ ISLAND =====


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'''1898 Santa Cruz Island:'''  “...Following is a list of birds observed during my stay:-  Audubon's WArbler (''Dendroica auduboni'' ); ...”
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[https://sora.unm.edu/sites/default/files/journals/condor/v001n03/p0041-p0045.pdf Mailliard, Jos., ''Spring Notes on the Birds of Santa Cruz Island, Cal.'', April,1898 ] The Condor 1(1):41-45, April 1899




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===== SANTA ROSA ISLAND =====
'''1927 Santa Rosa Island:''' “''Dendroica auduboni''. Audubon Warbler. Three birds were seen by  Pemberton on April 3.” [“Through the generosity of Mr. Silsby M. Spalding who placed at our disposal his splendid cruiser ''Padariva I'' the writer accompanied by H. W. Carriger, Dudley DeGroot and 0. W. Howard was enabled to spend the
period from March 25 to April 5, 1927, inclusive, among the Channel Islands off the coast of southern California.”] <br>
[[PEMBERTON, John Rothwell "Bill"|Pemberton, J. R.]] [https://sora.unm.edu/sites/default/files/journals/condor/v030n02/p0144-p0148.pdf ''Additions to the known avifauna of the Santa Barbara Islands''] The Condor 30(2):144-148, March-April 1928

Latest revision as of 14:13, 15 October 2019

YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER
(Dendroica coronata auduboni)


YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER (Dendroica coronata) [Audubon's Warbler; Myrtle Warbler]


Two subspecies have been collected on the islands:

  • auduboni
  • hooveri


CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS



SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND

1897 San Clemente Island: “Dendroica auduboni—Audubon's Warbler. I took a single specimen on March 28; it was at the windmill and was evidently a winter visitant...The party consisted of Joseph Grinnell, who had immediate charge of the expedition, and gave special attention to the ornithology and entomology of the islands; Horace Gaylord, who collected mammals; and Harry Gaylord and James Brittan [Britton] who devoted their time to archaeology. The party left San Pedro harbor May 11 in a large fishing schooner... [returning June 9, 1897]”
Grinnell, Joseph The Islands of Santa Barbara, San Nicolas and San Clemente, in the Spring of 1897 Pasadena Academy of Sciences Publication No. 1, August, 1897 (26 pages).


1907 San Clemente Island: “Dendroica auduboni. Audubon Warbler. Common, October to February inelusive .” [“Visits were made to Clemente in January, February, March, April and October, 1907.”]
Linton, C. B. Notes from San Clemente Island The Condor 10:82-86, March 1908


ISLAND COLLECTOR INSTITUTION DATE NUMBER SPECIMEN
San Clemente Island Joseph Grinnell MVZ March 28, 1897 MVZ-37464 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds
San Clemente Island C. B. Linton MCZ March 20, 1907 MCZ-316998 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds
San Clemente Island C. B. Linton MCZ November 19, 1908 MCZ-63982 Dendroica coronata coronata Birds
San Clemente Island C. B. Linton MCZ November 23, 1908 MCZ-316819 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds
San Clemente Island J. Mailliard & J. W. Mailliard CAS March 25, 1918 CAS-54266 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds
San Clemente Island J. Mailliard & J. W. Mailliard CAS March 27, 1918 CAS-54266 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds
San Clemente Island O. A. Willett LACM November 15, 1939 LACM-19685 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds


SAN NICOLAS ISLAND
ISLAND COLLECTOR INSTITUTION DATE NUMBER SPECIMEN
San Nicolas Island H. H. Sheldon UCLA May 1, 1929 UCLA-27501 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds


SANTA BARBARA ISLAND

1897 Santa Barbara Island: “Dendroica coronata—Myrtle Warbler. I shot an adult female May 15, the only one seen. It was flying past the ravine above our camp. A migrant...The party consisted of Joseph Grinnell, who had immediate charge of the expedition, and gave special attention to the ornithology and entomology of the islands; Horace Gaylord, who collected mammals; and Harry Gaylord and James Brittan [Britton] who devoted their time to archaeology. The party left San Pedro harbor May 11 in a large fishing schooner... [returning June 9, 1897]”
Grinnell, Joseph The Islands of Santa Barbara, San Nicolas and San Clemente, in the Spring of 1897 Pasadena Academy of Sciences Publication No. 1, August, 1897 (26 pages).


ISLAND COLLECTOR INSTITUTION DATE NUMBER SPECIMEN
Santa Barbara Island Joseph Grinnell MVZ May 15, 1897 MVZ-37398 Dendroica coronata hooveri Birds


SANTA CATALINA ISLAND

1905-1906 Santa Catalina Island: “Dendroica auduboni. Audubon Warbler. Quite numerous in the washes.” [“These notes are the result of two brief sojourns on Santa Catalina Island in the month of April, eight days being spent in 1905, and five in 1906. Fortunately both trips were made after wet seasons; the hills were carpeted with grass, flowers and insects were abundant.”]
Richardson, Charles H., Jr. Spring Notes from Santa Catalina Island The Condor 10(2):65-68, March 1908


ISLAND COLLECTOR INSTITUTION DATE NUMBER SPECIMEN
Santa Catalina Island F. Stephens SDMNH March 23, 1893 SDNHM-1382 Setophaga coronata auduboni Birds
Santa Catalina Island Joseph Grinnell MVZ December 28, 1897 MVZ-37465 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds
Santa Catalina Island Joseph Grinnell MVZ November 26, 1904 MVZ-37466 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds
Santa Catalina Island Irwin D. Nokes WFVZ February 9, 1915 WFVZ-2636 Dendroica coronata Eggs


SANTA CRUZ ISLAND

1898 Santa Cruz Island: “...Following is a list of birds observed during my stay:- Audubon's WArbler (Dendroica auduboni ); ...”
Mailliard, Jos., Spring Notes on the Birds of Santa Cruz Island, Cal., April,1898 The Condor 1(1):41-45, April 1899


ISLAND COLLECTOR INSTITUTION DATE NUMBER SPECIMEN
Santa Cruz Island M. M. Peet UMMZ November 4, 1935 UMMZ-192532 Dendroica coronata auduboni Birds


SANTA ROSA ISLAND

1927 Santa Rosa Island: “Dendroica auduboni. Audubon Warbler. Three birds were seen by Pemberton on April 3.” [“Through the generosity of Mr. Silsby M. Spalding who placed at our disposal his splendid cruiser Padariva I the writer accompanied by H. W. Carriger, Dudley DeGroot and 0. W. Howard was enabled to spend the period from March 25 to April 5, 1927, inclusive, among the Channel Islands off the coast of southern California.”]
Pemberton, J. R. Additions to the known avifauna of the Santa Barbara Islands The Condor 30(2):144-148, March-April 1928

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