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This Common Eider egg was reportedly collected by Steve Baird during the summer of 1985. Notes on Museum Tag: "Mutant Common Eider egg. One egg out of approximately fifteen in one nest. None of the eggs apparently hatched."

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "211 7/9" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this Arctic Tern egg also has the code "RSP-156" recorded on it.

One of the three eggs has "RPS-107" recorded by the hole drilled to remove the egg's contents.

Egg reportedly collected in the August of 1984.

The eggs were reportedly collected in the fall of 1982.

The museum tag for this specimen states that it was collected in May / June 1988. The museum tag for this specimen also states that the museum number AEO-129 once applied to a total of three eggs (two eggs of which were from a two egg clutch). However, on

The museum tag for this single Black Guillemot egg also has the code "RPS-164" recorded on it.

Reportedly collected during the summer of 1984.

Eggs reportedly collected from the center of Petit Manan Island, ME.

This egg was reportedly collected due to its unusual, "deformed" shape.

This specimen was collected in the May of 1988 by Heather Grierson in Bass Harbor, ME.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "210 6/8" recorded on it.

In addition to the museum accession number, the museum tag also includes the number: RPS-163.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "444 4/4" recorded on it.

These Black Guillemot eggs assorted, and do not represent a single clutch.; geog="North Slope County"

This Common Tern egg was reportedly collected from a clutch of three, two of which hatched and one of which was collected.

In addition to the museum accession number, the museum tag also includes the number: RPS-108.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "488 1/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "736 1/5" recorded on it. A clutch of five Black-capped Chickadee eggs (with only four eggs remaining) stored in a 4.5 inch by 6.5 inch by 1.25 inch acid-free box with a clear polyester top. Please Note

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "708 8/3" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "408 119/6" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "501 2/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "761 1/4" recorded on it.

Two Least Tern eggs collected during the summer of 1986.

Additional information recorded on the museum tag for this specimen states: "Laid Memorial Day weekend. Did not hatch. June, 1988."

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "766 1/6" recorded on it.

The museum tag also has the code "(608 1/3) / 495" recorded on it. Please Note: this Brown-headed Cowbird egg (specimen AEO-078b) is stored in the same box as two Scarlet Tanager eggs (specimen AEO-078), because both specimens were collected from the same

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "766 2/5" recorded on it.

When collected, this Atlantic Puffin egg reportedly contained a fetus connected to a yolk sac.

Found during the summer of 1985.

The museum tag for this specimen states that the two eggs were collected in May / June 1988. These two Red Golden Pheasant eggs are from captive stock, and do not represent a clutch.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "497 1/3" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "498 1/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "622 b 2/4" recorded on it.

These Mallard eggs were reportedly collected by Bill Babcock in the July of 1988. Please Note: This box also contains a Common Eider egg without a museum tag, separated from specimen AEO-138 by a divider.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "624 3-1" recorded on it. Please Note: Specimen AEO-077b is stored in the same box as specimen AEO-077 (two Red-eyed Vireo eggs), because both specimens were collected from the same nest.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "412 1/8" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "622 1/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "511 1/2" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "721 b 6/6" recorded on it.

In additon to the museum accession number, the museum tag for this specimen also has the number "499 1/4" recorded on it. Species Information: There s subtle variation in Red-winged Blackbirds across the country. The most obvious race is the bicolored bla

This single Mourning Dove egg has notes recorded on one of its side in light pencil, stating: "Mourning Dove, Southwest Harbor, MDI, ME. May 1984, Longmaid."

The museum tag for these four Blue Jay eggs also has the code "477 2/4" recorded on it. Please Note: these four Blue Jay eggs (specimen AEO-052) are stored in the same box as three Blue Jay eggs from a separate clutch (specimen AEO-079). The specimens are

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "447 1/3" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "444 2/3" recorded on it.