Journal, 1896-1899
Page 13
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Clear early morning. Robins have arrived in jute, one heard singing. Mar 30. It rained from Tues tiday; it is as it now. There has been some sleet. It is going to clear up till warmth, says old Fred. Hope tomorrow will be a great day with the birds. That Sparrows arrived me year ago today! Mar 31. A Spring day. Glass 35-62-46 wind N. W. Strong. The only new ar- rival noticed was the Fox sparrow, one. The air was full of Crows all day, from North. Many flocks of Bluebirds also passed! I must have seen 100. It was a hunt day, and I saw at least 20. I killed one mostly red shouldered. There was a long very long day. I also saw a Marsh hawks 3 and one Cooper's I think. Cowbird, one in morning!