Corvus brachyrhynchos. Lake Umbagog, Maine. 1888 Corvus americanus Hunting to same perch. Catching grasshoppers Sept. 3 Two Crows spend nearly the whole of each day on a tall dead tree on the back shore. From this perch they descend, every hour or two, into the meadow in front of the hotel to feed on grasshoppers which are swarming there. I watched them through a glass to day and distinctly saw them chase the 'hoppers about sometimes running awkwardly hopping often nearly tumbling over in their awkward attempts to stop or turn suddenly. A Crow just after alighting & whenosting seems about to make me no danger is near Corvus americanus. 1899. Oxford County, Maine. Sept. 23⁶ 25⁴ 26² 27⁶ 28⁷ 29², Bethel. Oct. I ⁶⁰ Cambridge River Marshes, L.Umbagog. Bethel, Maine; 1904 Corvus americanus March 9 One seen by Dr. Irving at 4 P.M. flying eastward over the field south of the house. " 10. Two flying unseen about 3 miles E. of Bethel. (40) Brownston Junction (80+) Danville Junction " 11 - 2 Brid 14 2 heard calling / seen flying over at Brown Hill Mt. S.E. Bethel " 16 Calling out 17 'calling at some hill 15 @ Q Mt. S.E. place some time 16 flew past Dr. 93' 19 (8 C. by J.S.B. some towards field, over Mt. S.E. " 21 ¹⁰ 22 Ⓟ③ ¹⁰ 23 ¹⁰ 24/8' 25 ¹⁰