Zonotrichia leucophrys. Zonotrichia leucophrys Aut. occurrence in Me. On the knoll behind the Sale House I saw a White-crowned Sparrow so distinctly that I am positive of its identity. It was in company with Song Sparrows in a brush fence. I had no gun but by “squeaking” I called it out and got a good view of it. It was a young bird in fall plumage. I have never seen this species here before but Dean examined one that was killed by Pich’s Cat in May, 1870. Upton, Maine Oct. 5, 1882 Oct. 9th 1882. Shot an adult ♂ in the brush fence above mainland. It was with Song Sparrows & Lake Umbagog, Maine. Zonotrichia leucophrys 1894 October 5th Driving to-day from Ballads to Pretzel I saw three of these sparrows on Upton Hill and a fourth in Grafton besides several others that I was nearly sure of. All that I saw were young birds, in company with Song & White-throated Sparrows. 1895. Sept. 25 * 1-43 5pm There were at least half a dozen probably a dozen away while it (burnt last year) near the site of the Umbagog House at Ballads or Upton. I saw five young birds together in one bush, & kept staring them or others. The old bird sang six or eight times in full tone. Weather clear, warm, field (9.30 a.m.) October 1 - Saw at least three or four drones down from Ballads to Pretzel. Lake Umbagog. 1896. Zonotrichia leucophrys. May 12^nd Grafton " 13 ad | 14 (3) ad | 16 ad. " 17 (5) young at × Museum, W.B. ia leucophrys or of Me. 24. 1888 (19107) 30. 1890 (30334) gamblei ?