Donald Ryder Dickey Field Notes, 1909-1948

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Donald Ryder Dickey Field Notes, 1909-1948

The field notes consist of bound notebooks, and their 13-reel microfilm copy, of observations made about birds and mammals found in various locations in California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Latin America, and a few in Michigan, New Brunswick and Newfoundland. Some additional notes, carbons, typescripts, drawings, and a very few photographs and maps were also contributed by Dickey and others. The notebook entries (with time range of coverage) were made by: Donald R. Dickey (1909-29), A.J. van Rossem (1911-48), W.H. Burt (1928-31), H.H. Sheldon (1928-30), R.A. Stirton (1925-26), G.A. Stirton (1925) and L.M. Huey (1915-33). Van Rossem's notes are mostly related to the work published in 1938 under his and Dickey's names, "The Birds of El Salvador".

6 linear feet; ( 4 document boxes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6656140

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Van Rossem, A. J. (Adriaan Joseph), 1892-1949

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Huey, Laurence M. (Laurence Markham), 1892-1963

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Laurence M. Huey (d. 1963) was the Curator of Birds and Mammals for the San Diego Natural History Museum from 1922 to 1962. This collection of photographs was taken during that period of time. From the guide to the Laurence M. Huey photographs, 1922-1962, (University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections) Curator of birds and mammals, Natural History Museum, San Diego, 1922-1962. From the description of Laurence M. Huey photographs, 1922-1962. (University of ...

Stirton, George A.

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Dickey, Donald R. (Donald Ryder), 1887-1932

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Donald Ryder Dickey (1887-1932) was an adventurous, pioneer wildlife photographer as well as an ornithologist and mammalogist. He was well known in his time for: his photographs (both still and moving) of birds and mammals; his lectures on wildlife; and eventually, for his substantial specimen collection of birds and mammals. Drawn to outdoor life in his childhood and youth, he considered this nothing more than a hobby until he experienced a serious heart attack in his senior year at Yale and wa...

Stirton, R. A. (Ruben Arthur), 1901-1966

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Sheldon, Henry Hargrave, b. 1883

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Burt, William Henry, 1903-1987

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