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When Captain Kleinschmidt shot his first KITTLITZ MURRELET in Bering Sea ice, an Eskimo said, "Him lay egg 'way up in snow on mountain." I ridiculed the idea but later facts prove the statement correct. The two eggs in the Thayer museum are glaucous yellow with dark brown spots over entire surface.
Aleutian Islands, east to Glacier Bay, Alaska.