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The museum tag for these five Eastern Phoebe eggs also has the code "456 5/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "383 1/4" recorded on it.

In additon to the museum accession number, the museum tag for this specimen also has the number, 53 12/3, recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "289 1/2" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "214 22/12" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "507 1/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "756 2/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for the Great Crested Flycatcher eggs also has the code "452 1/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "616 3/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "475 19/6" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "724" recorded on it.

The museum tag for these American Crow eggs also has the code "488 2/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "500 #5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "390 1/7" recorded on it.

The museum tag for the Blue Jay eggs also has the code "477 1/5" recorded on it. Please Note: these three Blue Jay eggs (specimen AEO-079) are stored in the same box as four Blue Jay eggs from a separate clutch (specimen AEO-052). The specimens are separa

The museum tag for the American Redstart eggs also has the code "687 3/3" recorded on it.

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

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "719 1/6" recorded on it.

The museum tag for the American Redstart eggs also has the code "423 1/4" recorded on it.

In addition to the museum accession number, the museum tag for this specimen also has the number 703 5/4 recorded on it. Please Note: the three Northern Mockingbird eggs (specimen AEO-006) are stored in the same box as another clutch of Northern Mockingbi

The museum tag for this Brown-headed Cowbird egg also has the code "495" recorded on it. Please Note: Specimen AEO-076 is stored in the same box as specimen AEO-078. Specimen AEO-076 is separated from AEO-078 by a divider.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "616 25/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "616 1/7" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "485 5/3" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "721 b 1/6" recorded on it.

The museum tag for the Traill's Flycatcher eggs also has the code "466 1/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "725 a 1/6" recorded on it.

The museum tag for the American Redstart eggs also has the code "687 4/3" recorded on it.

The museum tag for the American Redstart eggs also has the code "683 10/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "725 4/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "210 6/8" recorded on it. A clutch of five Black-capped Chickadee eggs stored in a 4.5 inch by 6.5 inch by 1.25 inch acid-free box with a clear polyester top. Please Note: these five Black-capped Chicka

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

The museum tag for this specimen also has the number "735 1/8" recorded on it. A clutch of eight Black-capped Chickadee eggs (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: th

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "633 1/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "620" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this single Eastern Meadowlark egg also has the code "501" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "111 1/1" recorded on it. The egg has additional notes recorded on its side in pencil, stating: "Grey 10864 A. H. H."

This specimen was collected during the August of 1984.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "319 45/2" recorded on it.

The museum tag for the six Loggerhead Shrike eggs also has the code "622 a 9/6" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this Mourning Dove egg also has the code "710 a 4/3" recorded on it.

This eggshell has "Guinea Hen" written in light pencil on one side.

In addition to the museum accession number, the museum tag for this specimen also has the number "705 1/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also has the code "707 6/5" recorded on it.

The museum tag for these Caspian Tern eggs also has the code "64 6/3" recorded on it.

The museum tag for these American Redstart eggs also has the code "687 3/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag for this specimen also had the code "449 6/4" recorded on it. Please Note: the three Kiskadee Flycatcher eggs (specimen AEO-009) are stored in the same box as three Giraud's Flycatcher eggs (specimen AEO-086). The specimens are separated fr

The museum tag for the three Giraud's Flycatcher eggs also has the code "450 2/3" recorded on it. Please Note: the three Giraud's Flycatcher eggs (specimen AEO-086) are stored in the same box as three Kiskadee Flycatcher eggs (specimen AEO-009). The speci

The museum tag for these four Western Meadowlark eggs also has the code "501 b 28/4" recorded on it.

The museum tag specifies that the clutch consisted of a total of three eggs, but only two eggs associated with the number AEO-097 are still present. The tag also includes the number: 51 a 2/3