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the heavy wind which
caused all birds to
stick to cover
Coll.by: Alden H.Miller for J&J B.
8
N. Dwarf Savannah Sparrow
Date: July 5, 1924
I.neb. Advanced
Local: Stanwary, Tacoma, Pierce Co. Wash
Set. Mark W8/3#
Nest: An the prairie in
a patch of dwarf scotch
broom. Nest on a sloping
knoll covered with broom,
built into ground in a
clump of the plant. Nest
made of grass (dry)
well edfied and put
together like a Gnuco's.
Bird flushed at about 7ft.
and soon returned to
chirp and scold.
Coll.by: Alden H.Miller for J&J B,
9
N. Cedar Waxwing
Date: July 6, 1924
I.neb. Fresh
Local Tacoma Pierce Co. Wash.
Set. Mark: 9W/5
Nest. In an alder bush near
the swamp. Willow association
bence growth. Nest 7ft up