Middlesex Co., Mass. 79 MASS. (Middlesex Co.) 1875 March 22 P.m. are almost preconcertibly short spaces of time he faded from my sight miles away in the blunder when last seen appearing like a snow flake in the distance. The Boreos proved a 3 with the testes swollen to nearly if not quite the maximum size: the stomach was filled with cedar berries and a few larvae. Have not seen Chry. junius for a month or more. Papulus patrapal also been quite scarce at about the same date Eight Caw. Am. new shot in W. Newton last week by a friend of Warrens, and that same gentleman (Warren) Edmund's had a ship (Col. Wilson) brought to him alive. It was found by some boys "with the bill frozen into the mud". York male Curs. leucostoma were seen by R. Dean, Feb. 21st. They hit only a cage on this balcony which over a case which contained and Lin Aegithus linaria. Saw about half a dozen Pardulus migratorius to day: they almost entirely displace preced with the cedar birds from than one's since, A Phe. Lappsonis was taken at Chelsea about two weeks ago (Goodale) and another nearly the same time at Portland Camp (Say) Sialia sialis has been frequently reported of late but I can get no authentic record of its arrival.