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Lanius borealis.
L. Umbagog, Maine.
Laninus Oct. 21 2nd shot
Collurio borealis Oct. 16' june 24 june 253 31- 1884
Collurio borealis Oct. 232 - 242 1885.
Collurio borealis Oct. 133. 223. 1886.
1889 Laninus bor. Oct. 25 a very white spicula hue
MAINE, (L. Umbagog) Collurio borealis
color O
1885-
Oct. 23 Two on the lake Shore chasing one another through the branches of a birch uttering a harsh chatter and apparently fighting.
" 24 One perched on the topmost branch of a tall dead pine in the woods sang steadily for at least fifteen minutes. It very resembled that of a young Robin (in Spring) but was even less varied. Approaching I found several Nuthatches (S. canadensis) and Kinglets fluttering excitedly about the Shrike scolding vehemently. The Shrike took absolutely no notice of them upon
24 Laninus bor. Oct. 15 1st june 16 * Lake Umbagog, Maine. 1890.
Collurio borealis.
Maine (Lake Umbagog).
1882.
Oct. 8-22 Two shot October 21.