*B.Brichardson 134 General Account. 92 each of the nests and seemed very reluctant about leaving as we approached the cliff with a ladder. In one nest was a fresh egg and in the other was a young bird about 10 or 2 days old. It had not as yet the least sign of down or feathers. The birds after having been disturbed from the nest remained off for 15 or 20 minutes and on returning lit on the face of the cliff and then slipped over to the nest. Within 10 ft of the Swift nests were 3 Water Oyzler nests two of them were old and one of this year's construction. On the return to camp we found a Robins nest with young and a Junco nest with 4 eggs. On the return from