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Archbold Biological Station Bird Collection
ABS:ORNARCH	Corvus ossifragus Wilson, 1812 ORNARCH000292W. Hoffman   1984-04-12 United States, Florida, Hillsborough County, Univ. South Florida, Tampa Full Record Details
ABS:ORNARCH	Corvus ossifragus Wilson, 1812 ORNARCH000293S. A. Rohwer   1963-06-08 United States, Florida, Pinellas County, Treasure Island Full Record Details
ABS:ORNARCH	Corvus ossifragus Wilson, 1812 ORNARCH000294M. Schochfod???   1941-10-22 United States, Florida, Highlands County, Lake Annie, near Full Record Details
ABS:ORNARCH	Corvus ossifragus Wilson, 1812 ORNARCH000295M. Schochfod???   1941-11-04 United States, Florida, Highlands County, Lake Annie, W of Full Record Details
Tall Timbers Research Station - Ornithology
TTRS:Ornithology	Corvus ossifragus Wilson, 1812 TTRS00656OStoddard, Sr., H.L.   1961-09-22 UNITED STATES, Florida, Leon, WCTV Tower, 30.6637790 -84.2106110 Full Record Details
TTRS:Ornithology	Corvus ossifragus Wilson, 1812 TTRS02721OCrawford, R.L.   RLC 2001973-03-19 UNITED STATES, Florida, Leon, WCTV Tower, 30.6637790 -84.2106110 Full Record Details
TTRS:Ornithology	Corvus ossifragus Wilson, 1812 TTRS03169OStevenson, J.M.   FSU 4954h1969-06-23 UNITED STATES, Florida, Okeechobee, 6 mi. E of Okeechobee Full Record Details
University of California, Santa Barbara Ornithology Collection
UCSB:ORNI	Corvus ossifragus Wilson, 1812 6774Albers   1976-06-09 United States, Florida, Pinellas County, St. Petersburg Full Record Details

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