Trogodytes hyemalis. C.R. = Cambridge River P. = Pine Point S. = Sunday corn. 1896 Lake Umbagog. August 21 28 30 Pine Point September P P P P P P P P P P P P P P Redressed but better ones S P 1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6- 8- 9- 10 14- 15 bringing at sunrise. 16- 25- 1897. P P September 5 (bald being taken 6- 8 @ 8 11- 22 (Panda) 29- at daylight) 1898. P P P P August 24- 26- 29- 31 without result? P P P P P P P P P C.R. P Meadow September / Ground? 2, 3 front 4 do. 5-do 6 do. 7 do 8 do 9 do 11 15- 18- R valley copy D young Aug. 31 / A brood of young screech able to fly come about the camp this evening. They kept calling to one another as they dodged in and out among the fallen log, uttering a fair, tree-e-e something like that of the small spotted Thrushes. When I disturbed & scattered them they chirruped at me in soft tones. This chirrup is unlike any other bird call that I can remember. I think it is peculiar to the young as the tree-e-e certainly is. An old bird with this brood called Tick, tick. 1900. P P P P P P P P C.R. September 3' 4- 7' 10' 13' 15-2 18' 19' 21' 1904 September 1' 26' Belled. 1907 July 2,3 adult bird with brood of young on wing 29% in full down 30% near Gallands at camp