Halcyon coromanda claudiae Hubbard & duPont, 1974 (1 Viewer)

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Halcyon coromanda claudiae Hubbard & duPont, 1974 OD here

The Eponym Dictionary of Birds claims

Ruddy Kingfisher ssp. Halcyon coromanda claudiae Hubbard & Du Pont, 1974
Claudia Leigh Hubbard (DNF) was the wife of the senior describer, John Patrick Hubbard, and an avid devotee of kingfishers. She was Secretary of the New Mexico Ornithological Society in the 1970s. She and her husband co-wrote Birds of New Mexico's Park Lands (1979).

The Key to Scientific Names

Claudia Leigh Hubbard (fl. 1974) US ornithologist, wife of John P. Hubbard (subsp. Halcyon coromanda).

She may stilll alive as her husband b. 1935 according WorldCat. No idea about her her life date(s). As he pulished 2019...

ALEXANDER WETMORE'S FIELD NOTES FROM HIS 1918 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE CHUSKA MOUNTAINS IN NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA

...I assume is still going well.

 

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According to Marriage Certificates:

Claudia Leigh Gayheart (b. 1942, Fayette, Kentucky, USA)
First Husband Eugene W McPeek
Second Husband John Patrick Hubbard
Third Husband Clifford S Crawford

Living in Oregon and now called Claudia G. Crawford

 

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So her?

CLAUDIA GAYHEART CRAWFORD, born Lexington, Kentucky, December 16, 1942; admitted to bar, 1994, New Mexico. Education University of New Mexico (J.D., cum laude, 1994). Order of the Coif. Law clerk to the Honorable Chief Justice Joseph F. Baca. The New Mexico Supreme Court, 1994-1995, Member: Albuquerque and American Bar Associations; State Bar of New Mexico, Women's Bar Association. PRACTICE AREAS: Employee Benefits; Tax; Business Planning; Coporate Law Estate Planning; Probate.