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Title: How Big Loon got his colors (Central Yup'ik)
Identifier(s): audio:18169; APSdigrec_5762; Recording Number: 03; Program Number: 01
Source: Woodbury, Anthony G. Central Alaskan Yup'ik, Chevak dialect, 1977-1978. (Mss.Rec.113); http://www.amphilsoc.org/mole/view?docId=ead/Mss.Rec.113-ead.xml
Subject: Yupik Eskimos--Folklore; Loons--Folklore
Date: 1978-11-08

Title: Martha records sounds of different loons
Identifier(s): audio:7490; APSdigrec_1385; Recording Number: 04; Program Number: 11
Source: De Laguna, Frederica. Materials recorded at Copper Center, Alaska, 1968. (Mss.Rec.68);
Subject: Ahtena Indians--Folklore; Loons--Folklore; Birdsongs--Alaska
Date: 1968-07-19

Title: Reaction discussion to Tommy Gregoire's story
Identifier(s): audio:5243; APSdigrec_1291; Recording Number: 02; Program Number: 02
Description: Okanagan speech by George Lezard, with inter-sentence translation by Larry Pierre. Topic concerns sources of food and the problem of conflicting cultlures.
Source: Watkins, Donald. Okanagan Salish stories and songs, [1961-1971]. (Mss.Rec.101);
Subject: Okanagan language; Okanagan Indians--Folklore; Owls--Folklore; Loons--Folklore; Anthropological linguistics; anthropological_linguistics
Date: 1971-08

Title: Esnéna ecáwc ("The Owl's Affair")
Identifier(s): audio:5238; APSdigrec_1290; Recording Number: 02; Program Number: 01
Description: "The tale of Owl, who kidnapped a boy. Accounts for the origin of the loon and its ghostly call."
Source: Watkins, Donald. Okanagan Salish stories and songs, [1961-1971]. (Mss.Rec.101);
Subject: Okanagan language; Okanagan Indians--Folklore; Owls--Folklore; Loons--Folklore; Anthropological linguistics; anthropological_linguistics
Date: 1971-08