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Anthus pensylvanicus.
14 Anthus Sept. 25² 26¹ 29⁴. 30ᵏ Lake Umbagog, Maine. 1890.
Oct. 12³ 9² 5² 6¹ 8⁴ 9³ 13²
Lake Umbagog, Me.
Sept. & Oct. 1893.
Anthus pensylvanicus
5
(30) Hald. Brown
Sept. 21 24¹ 27@ 28 (10) 30¹
Oct. 2³ 3² 16 (30) Upton Field
16 ⁴⁰ Grafton To Henry.
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
Anthus ludovicianus
1894
September 19 Black bird 22@ 25-26 O. Quillat
" 28 ha marshes
October 1 (3) 2 (3)
" 5- (30) C. Grafton
1895.
September 12 (3) (butts) 22 (du)
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and can sound for that on "birds"
within two levels of them.
Often disguised on the pitch color
they looked among the leaves to
tell people. I don't know how they
probably have flies in all their
mug their tiny mouths like a bird
plumes which they flourish secretly.
Oct. 13. Saw a small flock and a few
single birds but their number was
great dwindling.
1899. Oxford County, Maine.
Anthus ludovicianus. Oct. 2, heard, Upton.