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Saw 2 crow blackbirds, Zonotrichia
lutea. They appeared to be on
pressing business, so did not
stop to get acquainted.
The tree sparrows I have been
feeding have not shown up for
3 days, and perhaps have gone
away. One or two juncos have
been with them, and today they
are hobnobbing with the song
sparrows. They may be "snow
birds" farther south, but I don't
care hardly enough to scare over
writer. They come in the later
bird flights, in about 2 weeks.
Mar 23.
It is above; but the birds have come
today. I bluebirds & sparrows are
singing the latter in a little
lone tone. I occasionally gets
in almost his characteristic
song, with rather strange "stee"
The blackbirds are squeaking
like a wheelbarrow on the snow.