Lake Umbagog journals, 1871-1916 (inclusive)
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Dendroica palmarum. 1898. copy D September 30. In some gray birches near Dr. Gehings' home at Bethel, Me, I found this morning two Palm Warblers. One bird was very tame and I had an excellent view of it, identifying it beyond question as a typical palmarum. I did not see the other so well but I am nearly sure that it belonged to the same form or race. Both birds uttered a soft trill. They remained for some time on the top of a tall cedar in company with a Kihlet (carduelis) & two Hairy Woodpeckers.