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      <td>A. O. U.<br/>No. 768</td>
      <td>338<br/>7</td>
      <td>SET INDEX<br/>NO. EGGS IN SET</td>
      <td>Eggs of the Mountain Blue bird<br/>Dialia curviroides</td>
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      <td>Locality</td>
      <td colspan="3">Ward District of Boulders County Colorado</td>
      <td>Eggs marked 338-24</td>
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      <td>Date of Collection</td>
      <td>May</td>
      <td>25</td>
      <td>1887</td>
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      <td>State of Incubation</td>
      <td colspan="3">pligW</td>
      <td>Collected By Dennis Sale elevation 8500.</td>
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      <td colspan="5">Nest was Located "in Pine Tree 18 ft high a dead sturt and next foot in a natural holder, which was filled with coarse twigs and flat grass blades for living" notes copied from Field Diary of Dennis Sale by the undersigned The number 24 on eggs is not legible List no of the Ridgway List of 1880</td>
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      <td>Register Number</td>
      <td colspan="3">Stern Dille</td>
      <td>Denver Col Dec 6 1916</td>
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Concerning the Collections of Dennis Gale

Mr Gale was a Colorado Mountain Naturalist of an attractive personality, His collections were never sent out to other collectors but many sets were sent to Major Bendire with whom he enjoyed a friendship I obtained my extra material from the Colorado University, whom purchased from his estate the entire collection Mr Gale had made, It was not customary with him to make separate data for the respective sets, but all was recorded in Field Diaries, and we have been obliged to make copies for sets that went out, There are many references to his work in the mountains in the Two books by Major Bendire, and if you read these extracts you will be pleased to have such sets and to learn concerning Mr Gale and his inclinations,