1873 September 21 - 22 skiff. I found the stream much slower by the late rains. Shoat six birds flowing nearly back full with a rapid current. The best a Parna hudsonius in full fat plumage. In T. Brown and came in this evening from Bethel and Barston where the was teodmaejt ed The .inli .S .F diti alinom sith yewllofyeM "hung up" at the mouth of the Cambridge River while stemming to run in in the dark this evening. September 21 (Sunday).IS redmeqjot clear and cold. Spent the day about the house, in P.M. skimming the birds shot .yabrejsye ma bethel four or so in the river with my djiw and rod and canng two llama owt T. hif saw jesuaw nif vlemereh eht sni et this evening, and the changing forest being covered with light, yilfa gniad ebodl hiw tnilli .jnhf September 28. Clear and warmer than remew hns neelO .yab welfteaq -kreed-yifA least took a trip up Cambridge river in the skiff and shoat six bird, ,ebid two Parna hudsonius etc .cjs aninomhbu owt jon ad (suinohdbu) Tihl sihT a single note like P.sprucefllirs :the one described under August 11 is frequently prefused by the sharp or chee -chee of chie-chiff to that of quibnobaep which sings and has .chic-chiif of capilus is much louder and more plentiful and not in any way ni ynw ot one. I have heard to be sure of ,o emw ed ot brenw even I amc be comforted with .ji dliw behnomd T.ehtn eceh ares ot a evig gniretjup otniandmoc ot tla mend ni IIa nipr ed .moiseocoun "it is on the whole much more silent and less cheerful than P.spru. speeks squeaks and screams very high qu ,yuh uhsf eht ni vleivauloexs aqemi has a heavier and more clammy flight although often seen does not as a rule associate with these species. ,aeleqs jehT ehfoceass efir ea jon aeob .earH