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1. 60th
1984/
1985
journal
13.
Dec bird, (except ♀ #298) all killed each
for specimens. #298 went home with
me and was put w/ "#57" and "#40".
I checked "#43" and "33"s nest --
no eggs.
Jan 3 I checked things out at A.B.S. today...
still no eggs for "33".
Jan 8 I checked out A.B.S. today. "33" was
on the nest, tight! "#43" in good
full song. They must now have
eggs. All else o.k... still nothing
interesting in "59" and "06"s cage.
#273 and #274 o.k.
Jan 24 Dec : I went up to ABS to check out
the captive birds. "33" was on the
nest, "#43" in intermittent song.
"#43" was observed to feed on pine
nuts, then go to the nest to
feed "33". After about 15-14 min,
"33" moved aside and two heads of
baby birds appeared from the nest.
I was about 2ft. away as I