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Vireo olivaceus.
L. Umbagog, Maine.
Vireo olivaceus. - Common . May 30-June 10, 1871.
Vireo olivaceus. - Sept. 23 1873.
Vireo olivaceus May 28th. 1876 / May 24 1898 /
Vireo olivaceus, 2 2/5 - 6 2/5 - 8 10/5 - 9 3/5 - 12 1/5 Sept. 1887.
Vireo olivaceus Sept. 1st. 4 4/5 - 13 1/5 - 18 3/5 - 19 2/5 - Oct 2 1/5
1898
Vireo olivaceus Sept. 13 1/5 - Oct. 10 / seen distinctly / 1889
Lake Umbagog, Me.
Sept. & Oct. 1893.
Vireo olivaceus
Sept 21 (3) Graylin Note, 22nd
Vireo olivaceus.
1899.
Oxford County, Maine.
Sept. 26 1/5 , Bethel (singing feebly and brokenly).
1895. Vireo olivaceus Sept. 24 / shot
Lake Umbagog, Maine. 1890.
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
Vireo olivaceus
1894
August. 25 3/5 26 3/5 27 2/5 Bethel
" " 27 2/5 28 1/5 29 1/5 30 3/5 Pine Point
September 1 4/5 3 3/5 10 / last finding 13 1/5 " "
16 2/5 17 4/5 18 1/5 19 1/5 20 4/5 " "
1895.
August 30 1/5 31 3/5 ad (X)
September 2 1/5 (X) 3 3/5 4 1/5 5 4/5 6 2/5 7 to 8 4/5
" " 20 (2) 21 1/5
Lake Umbagog.
1896. Vireo olivaceus P.= Pine Point.
May 17 4/5 18 3/5 19 2/5 20 4/5 21 3/5 Ballrid
" " 22 3/5 P. 23 3/5 24 4/5 25 1/5 26 2/5 P
" " 27 3/5 28 3/5 29 2/5 P 30 / half in / 31/4
June 1 4/5 2 1/5 3 1/5 4 3/5 5 1/5 6 4/5 7 3/5
" " 10 1/5 11 3/5 12 1/5 colony (D)
// One of the most abundant birds
of this region & of unlimited distribution
but most uncommon perhaps in
second growth thick & litter woods
or burnt lands or about swamps.
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