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1907.
July
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Troglodytes aƫdon.
copy 3
22,26 Bethe (about 2 miles north of village on road to Henry) Bethel
Early this month a nest of the House Wren containing 7 eggs Upton.
was taken by Clara Corbidge at Upton, Mann. It was in
the old Abbott mill (now the Baker House) in a space between
the timbers. The bird invariably went to and from its
nest through the open side of the mill //
1908
June 9-12 Bethe
July 22,23 Ma.
A & singing in an apple
orchard bordering the main street
of the village about midway
between Dr. Gehring's & the
hotel. I heard it nearly
every time I passed & usually
in the same tree. One of
Dr. Gehring's columns - Miss Beck-
told me that a bird which
had been in her home the
previous winter was clothed
in the same colors in the dress,
for a time, colors he knew
in the garments about his house
that she sent to singing.
and I questioned with a lady on
something uncertain with a tale of this
as often times near the rear of his
house. She thinks it would be
about
a week before. I don't
to Ballard