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Louis Cakes g. aerens
1897. Lake Umbagog.
May 11 Grafton Cemetery 12 Ball H. 14 da. 21 Green Island 27 farm Some lake
26 28 30'2 31 2o Upper "
June 18 4' Bottle M. Pond
Lower colony megalonyx willows 5. 6. 7 " "
May 28 Two nests, 5 fresh eggs each, four or five other nests building, all in
hollow stumps at Outlet.
June 3 Nest 2 young just hatched 4/ egg, Stubs, Outlet
James Bernier tells me that the Brown Grebes frequently
catch small fish in the shallow water under the willow at
Upton and that once he saw a bird plunge head foremost into
a pool going quite out of sight for a moment & then
emerging with a tin minnow in its bill.
June 6 Nest 4 slightly incubated eggs in hollow stumps
" " " 4 fresh " " " " "
" " " 3 slightly " " " " "
" " " 4 fresh eggs. Nest behind loop hook of bark on brown oak
stump 2 ft. above water, placed up neatly when cut down.
1903.
June 5-8 8(2) 16(2) all in two clus near post Office Belvidere.
" 9-8 among Stubs, back both Pennacook Norway.
" 12'6 13'6 14'6 Meadows below Lake House. Nest in
Openers on island was 10 ft at house Upton
also seen in Openers behind the Mill
" 15-6 Outlet
" 15-2 Sunday Cove.