Journal, 1896-1899
Page 40
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31st Glass 30. an nig ht and snowing. At 7.30 it was coming in stars, flotating very leisurely to earth, and glass at 36, could see clearly if would turn clear up, which it did by 9 and by 12 there was no snow. Glass got to 46. Apr. 1. Glass 33. A song spar- row was heard. Robin's be- coming numerous. Saw one woodpecker on bines in tree. Chickadees stay, buthatchets have gone probably migrated. 36 at noon. First towed. Apr. 2, Glass 25. Windy. No new species, but more individuals. A blue spar- rowhawk was seen as 2 came from barn at about 7. 36 at noon.