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Pinicola enucleator leucura.
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
1894 Pinicola canadensis
October 1. On flying about camp
early this morning alighting
on the tops of the shrines,
whistling almost incessantly
for ten or fifteen minutes. I
thought I heard one yesterday
in the same place.
Lake Umbagog.
1896. Pinicola enucleator
May 13 home (trotted): Shrews hasten, Moon
not many times clear, Ballads
Wathams climbed to the tops of
Shelled & Saddle Back Mts. June
16 - 17) but could find no
Grosbeaks there)
Lake Umbagog, Me.
Sept. & Oct. 1893.
Pinicola canadensis
Sept. 26 and 27 old
Oct. 13 'gray bird
Pine Pt.
Bell, Maine,
1904.
Pinicola canadensis.
Apple orchard just behind Dr. J. Brown
March 1 (4) card warm 2 (17) c. seen at 7 a.m.
5 Mayrew! 6 by Dr. Gehring Eating Lunch Birds
3 20 c. apple orchard (1 red & 4 grays) 4 after orchard, 5 - 1 red & 4 gray birds from off the hill 4. P. M.
(5 gray birds)
Preston 27. 93 orchard. 8 a.m. 16 Par. / Blau. 17 gray bird
Dr. G's station 27. 93. orchard. each f. farm
6 (8 red) 8 and (4 red) 9 a.m. 7 (14) 8 (22) 12 (38) 9 (12) 10 (25)
(11 gray) (4 gray) "" orchard both Preston 26. orch.
Preston 26. orchard
11 (3) Xr. 9. 12 (7 gray) Dr. J's W. 13 13 (2 red 2 gray) 14 (2 red 2 gray) 15 (5 gray)
16 (6 red 18 gray) 17 (2 gray, 1 gray) 18 several 19 (3 of) Preston 20 (5 gray) 21 (red 2 gray)
Preston 20. orchard.
22 (9 red birds Eating Lunch Birds)
March 8" - Singing berries trees: eating tough or white pine buds.
15" - Eating birch buds, scuffle buds & frozen of Mrs.
26 A red & hopping about on snows near the house again
within 1/2 miles of my hut looking up at me curiously.