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Barnesia Bertoni, 1901
Well done Paul! (y) The updated Key now says: Note that (if relevant?) he was also connected to the same spot/location (i.e. Patiño-Cué, alt. Patiño) in 1905 (here, in French). As well, see here (from 1908), while he was (at least I assume it's him?) still going, still alive ... making...- Björn Bergenholtz
- Post #9
- Forum: Bird Name Etymology
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Barnesia Bertoni, 1901
Another trace might be found here (on p.437, also in Spanish), see footnote: Also see here, alt. here: where he's again mentioned as: "Don Carlos Stanley Barnes" (as quoted by/from Bertoni, on p.13). 🧩 Well, that about it, I'm done with Don Carlos ... I assume (!?!) he's not to be confused...- Björn Bergenholtz
- Post #7
- Forum: Bird Name Etymology
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Barnesia Bertoni, 1901
Re. the yet not solved years of the dedicatee in/of the Generic name "Synallaxis (Barnesia) cururuvi W. Bertoni (subgen. n.)—Kururuví " (from 1901, OD in Martin's post #1, alt. here): As James apparently (for some unknown reason) seems to hesitate on the years/Life span on this guy (clearly...- Björn Bergenholtz
- Post #6
- Forum: Bird Name Etymology
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Barnesia Bertoni, 1901
A "Letter from Charles Stanley Barnes to George Nicholson; from Lansdowne House, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire; 14 Oct 1902 ..." (here): Hopefully of some help/use?- Björn Bergenholtz
- Post #3
- Forum: Bird Name Etymology