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K. Allison
1949
Pipilo fuscus
June 8. Pair of Brown Towhees with nest in poplar north of my office showing concern over presence of 2 dogs in shrubbery immediately below my window. Both birds in shrubs giving sharp note toot at intervals. One flew to [illegible] oak 5 yards free nearby and other flew to open lawn beside oak. As one dog left shrubs this bird ran first, then flew a foot or so above ground actually leading the dog to