Observation:SBBP capture 891
From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
| banded_species | Chestnut-backed Chickadee |
|---|---|
| Observation Type | Recapture |
| Observer(s) | bRfOIdMelovMwXEzbMc |
| Observation_location_name | New York |
| Observation_location_coordinates | |
| Observation Date | 10121985/05/12 |
| Observation_time | 1100-1200 |
| banded_left leg: | |
|---|---|
| banded_right_leg: | |
| banded color group | |
| band number | 99249 |
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