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Setophaga ruticilla.
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
1894 Setophaga ruticilla
August 30 ♀
September 1 ' 3 ♂
Lake Umbagog.
1896. Setophaga ruticilla.
P = Pini Point.
May 12 Grafton
" 13¹/₄ 14¹/₂ 15¹/₂ 16¹/₂ 17²/₅ } Lakeside
" 18³⁵/₁₀ - 19³/₈ 20⁴/₉ 21⁴/₅
" 22³/₈ P. 23¹⁰/₁₃ 24³/₈ P. 25⁵/₆
" 26³/₈ P. 27⁸/₉ 28²/₃ 29²/₈ P. 30⁷/₁₀ 31³/₄
June 1⁴/₅ 2¹²/₁₃ 3¹⁰/₁₂ 4¹⁰/₁₆ 5⁵/₆ 6¹⁰/₁₇ 7⁴/₅
" 10³/₄ 12½ (Lakeside)
On I am most abundant & universally
distributed birds of this region, their so
numerous in the heart of the forests on
high ground as along rivers & about clearings
frequently in the forest thickets & mountain
swale in wind fall openings & along old
logging roads. Fully 90% of the 88 seen this year
were in unbroken timber.
May 21 - ? beginning nest (literally laying)
the first strands) in fork of maple
in woods E. of Lakeside 6.30 a.m.
June 2 - ? taking cotton wool from one mapl. to nest
nest. Begins on thinner low branch & other notes!
4 nest beginning yellowish black stuff up...fork 12 ft.
color
L. Umbagog, Maine.
Setophaga ruticella. - Common. May 30-June 10, 1871.
Setophaga ruticilla. - June 9 June, 1872.
Setophaga ruticilla. - July 26, 1873.
Setophaga Aug 5 ♂ad - 7 ♂ad ~ 1874 / May 26 1876 / May 12 mm
Setophaga 2 ♀ad Sept. 1887.
Sept.
Setophaga 4 ♀ad 6/13 Jun Oct 10 ♀jun (antur madar; alder) 1898
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