Strung. 1921. Hazeltin B.C., 954 ft. 69, makes up in devotion what he lacks in brilliancy or tonal quality, for his mate seemed quite as respond- ing as did the female Redstart. There are a good many young Juncoes around now as well as young Song Sparrows and Robins. Late in the after- noon I shot a beautiful male flicker, chiefly aurantus but with red-tipped moustaches showing a trace of caler. His crown patch is brilliant. From the river I saw a big Red-Tail Hawk? which flew very near to me, but as he was over the river I couldn't shoot him. He seemed very similar in color to our Western bird (Calif.) but was slightly darker. A flock of six Vaux's Swifts flew over the clearing this evening, and this morning Mr. Swarth saw a flock of Crowbills fly over. 151.? Red Squirrel, 214.2 gms. (305-136-48-17.) June. 16. 1921 152.? Chipping Sparrow 14 gms. Spizella passerina ( )? June. 16. 1921. 153.? " " 11.3 gms. June. 16. 1921, 154. Frog (found in small pond.) June 17. 1921, 155 " " " " " " 156 " " " " " " 157 " " " " " " 158 Tree Frog. " " 159? Red Squirrel, 217 grams (252-108-48-17) June 17. 1921 160. Tree Frog. June 18. 1921 (over.)