Dendroica coronata. Maine (Lake Umbagog). copy 4 1879. June 5. Nest in Pinus banksiana on the end of a point. Eggs incubated about ten days. Height twelve feet. This nest was on a horizontal branch about five feet from the trunk. It was so conspicuous that I saw it while paddling by in my boat. The female sat so closely that I shook the branch several times before she would start. When she did fly, however, she immediately disappeared and was not again soon. Dendroeca coronata. 1880. Maine (Lake Umbagog). May 28. Set G-4. -- Incubated two or three days; nest placed against the main stem but resting on some horizontal twigs in a slender, nearly dead Pinus banksiana; height fifteen feet; female sitting. When I began to climb the tree she glided down and lit in a bush; afterwards she came about my head chirping faintly. Small Island near B Point. Sept. 9. Now flocking to the beds of wild rice along the shore and apparently feeding on its seeds. 1881. May 12. Numbers. Singing yesterday at Bethel. 1882. Oct. 8-22. Abundant for about a week after our arrival. Last seen October 16. Usually found in mixed flocks; the only Warbler met with excepting the following. 1876. June 10. A nest containing three eggs among the fir behind the mill. 1881, June, nest /4 (5-10), 194 % White sea see also birdfe 67