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Transcription
Nuttallornis borealis.
1894,
September 1,
Lake Umbagog.
Pine Point.
We saw . . (on a walk to the spring and around Osgood's
Point) an Olive-sided Flycatcher. . . (It) was perched on the
very top of a tall spruce whence it kept darting out after flying
insects. It was perfectly silent. I have never before seen this
Flycatcher in New England at so late a date.