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Virginia, 1937 : to collect bird specimens on Mount Rogers for the USNM; Accompanied by Joseph James Murray; Correspondence, especially with Murray; expense records; and a report on the winter wren in Virginia

by: Wetmore, Alexander, 1886-1978

Publication date: 1937

Topics: United States National Museum, Ornithology, Wrens, United States, Rogers, Mount, Virginia

Collection: biodiversity

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

Alexander Wetmore travels to Virginia in 1937 to collect bird specimens on Mount Rogers for the US National Museum. He was accompanied by Joseph James Murray. Includes correspondence, especially with Murray; expense records; and a report on the winter wren in Virginia. Correspondence refers to photographs taken during the trip; on-going business at the Smithsonian; and references the Harvey Davis collection of bird skins from Virginia

Abstract: Alexander Wetmore travels to Virginia in 1937 to collect bird specimens on Mount Rogers for the US National Museum. He was accompanied by Joseph James Murray. Includes correspondence, especially with Murray; expense records; and a report on the winter wren in Virginia. Correspondence refers to photographs taken during the trip; on-going business at the Smithsonian; and references the Harvey Davis collection of bird skins from Virginia.