Journals, 1871-1919 (inclusive)
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mergansers passing overhead rather high which I missed. I had only one in my gun and Dan killed two-mergansers. guiding. We had it for a short time and he about six of ducks. They commenced to swim as far as the jaws of -ly became very serious. The commenced swimming. our-wo beaquaib and it revived at 6 and arrived up lake for the netrows where we arrived at 6 and arrived tridges. After dinner, we with Messrs Bates and Bates before the afternoon Dan went out again with Smith and killed two par- in I. The returned without success, but they returned without success. light with Messrs Bates and Bates began around the mouth day it started off at day. September 11th, a clear, lovely day, penn and Quiraca was the same as when I shot. Good shooting making remarkable good shots. Swam D. Rigby's canoe, D. Cassaman, Bruno with my rifle a Kingfisher and a Kingfisher and a woodpecker. A rifle four with my rifle) and Dan the remaining one. I also shot up we struck a flock of six truffled grown of which I shot five duck ducks from a flock of six in the first bayou and further day in its beautiful forest shaded depths. Dan shot three and I started up Campbridge River, taking a lunch and spent the September 2nd. After breakfast Dan of Umbogede. He was shot to-day near the outlet of Umbogede. Mergus americanus and Lophodytes cucullatus. A Quercus rubra were species the only since Ducks were scarce a week since a more a we as numbered of Rhys. I noted at which I found it very good, and as, notqu U to Boston had I found it very good, and and Juoda Ilita numip. Ch.pipium and Ch.pipium and Ch.pipium. seept the that bird and sang of some and kinds were excelledingly eorpoec. -xe anuvia edti ni enoerelld gnikik no deitcn I lake son lake September 10 - 11 1873 MAIN, UPTON 24