Journal, 1896-1899
Page 38
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"looks like a thorn, Robin went over, calling, early, at 7 very still, more hazy. Whistles of Mr. T Arnesbury clearly clearly heard. Blue jays call- ing. Woodpeckers begin to drum (first of season). Grackles, first since 12th heard. Chickadee calling "Plocke" Bluebirds active and vociferous. It means something. 9 o'clock. Sun gone haze has risen forming a cloudy sky. S.E. breaker moaning. Tenors can be heard nearly a mile To Arnesbury in P.M. A few spots of rain, has morning, very chicle air. about 36. Rain at night. Hard 29. Glass 40 in morning, ran- mmy 1y to 46. Heavy mist, which by 7 was beginning the drive before rising winds 21