6. Anorthura by. Sept. 23² 25² 26⁴ Oct. 3¹ Lake Umbagog, Maine, 1890. Lake Umbagog, Me. Sept. & Oct. 1893. Frogodytes hiemalis Sept. 22-25² 27² 28¹ Oct. 2³ 3¹ 6¹ 7² 12¹ Lake Umbagog, Maine. Frogodytes hiemalis 1894 August 30⊗ 31⊗ September 1⊙ 2⊙ 4⊗ 9-12³ 18² Pine Point " 20¹ East " 21³ 23¹ Pine Point October 3 & 4: " " 1895. September 9 (Pine Pt) 10 mg. Riv. 15 Pine Pt 19 do. " 24 (not this P.) 26 Pine Pt 29¹ Pine Pt. Sept. 29. One sang three or four times in an undertone but going nearly the full song on our camp round pile lot this afternoon. Weather cloudy windy & cool . Olbiorchilus hiemalis. Lake Umbagog, Maine. 1896 Frogodytes hyemalis May a wide roamer are at 30 this season. The bird which brings out and comes during his daily wanderings the distance from our camp to Ogord's Point in one direction or to the end of Spencer's Point in another or at least 5 acres. Where his nest is we can form no idea. A few days ago I watched him fly a few yards off. He was quite still with tail held erect the whole time Lake Umbagog. Pine Pt. 1896. Frogodytes hyemalis Peely White from Sargent camp May 15¹ * 16 * 17 * 18 * " 22¹ P. 23² 24² P. 25³ 26² P. " 27¹ P. 28³ 29¹ P. 30³ P. 31¹ P. June 1 * P. 2³ 3³ 4³ 5² 6³ 7² " 10* (state bird) 11* 12* (Baker House) " 14* Dry with water. Dry summer at Pine Point & in the Mason logging woods, one at Sweet Meadow (June 5), three near Ballard, one on Knoll behind Baller House, one off Cambridge River (June 12). This is the summary. The bird was evidently much smaller than 4 yrs at the foot of the falls but in the Pine Point & Mason woods as mentioned as I have ever seen it anywhere. The length of its singing season was from May 25 to June 3. Before & after these dates it sang chiefly at early morning & late evening. We found 4 or 10 "crock nests" but none with eggs or young. 29