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Transcription
Mylaspiza lincolnii.
Upton to Bethel, Maine.
1887. About midway of the long hill to Upton I saw a Lincoln's Finch. It dodged into a tangle of raspberry bushes as we approached then boldly mounted to the rail of the fence behind and crouched there facing us and showing its buffy breast so plainly that I made sure of its identity.