The food of the jacanas must consist of minute insect life

that they are able to find on this floating vegetation as

they are very active and seem to spend practically all

their time feeding, which would lead to the conclusion that

their food is secured in very small morsels or else they

require a great amount of food.

_Behavior._--P. L. Jouy says in a letter:

When standing in reeds or sedge they frequently stretch the

neck up straight on the lookout. They also have a curious

habit of extending the wings and raising them up over the

back until they meet. This, I suppose, is a kind of signal,

the green of the primaries being conspicuous for a long

distance when in this position. On wounding one of these

birds I found that it was a very fair swimmer, and when I

overtook it, it dived, to my astonishment, with as much

confidence as a grebe, and I never saw it again.

Mr. Gillin writes:

On three different occasions I had wounded birds submerge

themselves about a foot below the surface of the water for

several minutes before I could locate them and secure them

by hand. They clutched whatever was available with their

feet and from above looked just as comfortable under water

as a quail or grouse would be crouching in the leaves of a

briar patch.

_Voice._--Mr. Jouy says that “these birds have a noisy, cackling voice

when they take flight.” Mr. Gillin refers to their note as “a plaintive

call of alarm.”

_Fall._--In September he found them “in flocks, flying around and

feeding on ponds where” he “was sure that they had not bred.” The

records of this form in Texas and the West Indian form in Florida were

probably due to such post-breeding wanderings.

DISTRIBUTION

_Range._--The Mexican jacana is found in Mexico and the lower Rio

Grande valley in Texas. The range extends north to Sinaloa (Mazatlan);

and southern Texas (Brownsville). East to Texas (Brownsville);

Tamaulipas (Alta Mira, and Tampico); Vera Cruz (Jalapa, Alvarado,

Tlacotalpan, and Cosamaloapam); Tabasco (Barra de Santa Ana, San Juan

Bautista, and Teapa); and Quintana Roo (Cozumel Island). South to

Quintana Roo (Cozumel Island); Chiapas (Tonala); Oaxaca (Zanatepec and

Santa Efigenia); and Guerrero (Acapulco). West to Guerrero (Acapulco);

Michoacan (Lake Patzcuaro); Colima (Rio Coahuayana, and Manzanillo);

Jalisco (Zapotlan, Ocotlan, and Guadalajara); Nayarit (Tepic, San Blas,

and Santiago); and Sinaloa (Mazatlan).

In October, 1899, a specimen of jacana was killed on Pelican Bay,

Lake Okeechobee, Fla. (Mearns, 1902); and H. H. Bailey (1925) reports

another seen by his father in Osceola County, Fla., in March, 1911.

The first of these has been tentatively referred by Ridgway (1919) to

_Jacana s. violacea_, a race found in Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica, and Porto

Rico.

_Egg dates._--Northeastern Mexico: 68 records, April 25 to August 15;

34 records, May 28 to July 13.

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1919--Water Birds of Minnesota Past and Present. Biennial

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1912--Notes on the Wading Birds of the Barr Lake Region,

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1884--Florida and the Game Water Birds of the Atlantic

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SAMUELS, EDWARD AUGUSTUS.

1883--Our Northern and Eastern Birds.

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1904--Upland Game Birds.

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1890--Birds found breeding on Seven Mile Beach, New Jersey.

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1900--Notes on the Long-billed Curlew. The Condor, vol. 2,

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