one of the floats filled with water, and the Loon unexpectedly sank. It was recovered, but finally rotted away in a nearby boathouse. A replica of the June Bug was built and flown in 1976 by Mercury Aircraft of Hammondsport. Specifications See also References Notes Bibliography Squier, George Owen. "The Present Status of Military Aeronautics. II. Aviation. Representative Aeroplanes Of Various Types. The June Bug." Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1908, pp. 135–136 (Also Plate 23, Fig. 2). External links Aircraft Ab - Ak June Bug Curtiss aircraft 1900s United States experimental aircraft Single-engined pusher aircraft Alexander Graham Bell Canard aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1908