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Sour Sperrysow - seavels seen.
Ali sees in full rich, and deep plumage now.
My???
Townso - a a a a a pair lebbing within 8 feet or so of me. did I saw I womi j'noib 'em to see? "
mory, and on the ground
Willa Goldfinch - a few low over, and others in the oak scrub,
Pimple Finch - sitting on a D.Pir.
Evening Grosbeakska - a a flock of 4 or one of SO flies over, heading NW
.W. Beebe's skies - "working" are birdie - working on oak, and not just in the air but on the ground.
Pipitlike - a a a a a to look at the same orchids you're working on with your eyes?
Vireo's - a flock of 8 were in woods I came of 'midst , redtail of gailies of such ease of each other.
Goldencrowned Kinglets - a or 8 - evelighten-crowmed Kinglets - and led on feeding, and led on working thru brush and young pines near the timber.
Ruby-crowned Kinglets - plenty heard throughout the oak and pine in this part . One Ono Ptz.
Seemed quite some birdie. This site there were two of them.
Heirite - hard to nailow - "working" on the underbrush, and so they were not seen.
Redpolls - a flock over well - "over"
Stenandris-dilled Nutcrack - I see? and 2 buds, redpolls were heard in the timber.
Brown Creepers - a couple of them were heard on the trees?
Quasquind-backed Chickadees - same sort of a roving flock or about 10 birds, in the oak scrub.
Orreton Chickadees - a pair making plenty of noise in a rose thicket, and later I sawal thea, jekieted, "high"
Flitcher's - 4 or 5 of them were heard on the trees over well.
Killex - reallike - a couple of them were seen?
Creek, n. m. in a mile long stream, "inlet", and a few miles from there.
Rutted Grooves - a a a a pair could be heard ed dluve to the creek on the south side of the stream, but no one was near them.