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Parus atricapillus.
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
1894 Parus atricapillus.
August 28* Lakeside
30 6 31 6 Pin Point
September 6 2 4* 5.7.8.9.-10
11.12.13¹² 15-16 17 18
19* 21⁶ 22⁴ 23.25⁶
26.27.28¹⁰ 29¹² 30¹²
October 1⁵ 2¹³ 3¹⁴ 8*
1895.
August 31⁶
September 1⁴ᵗʰ 2⁶ 3⁶ 4⁴* 5ᵗʰ 6¹² 7 8⁶ 9*
10¹²/11⁴ᵗʰ/12 13 14 15-16¹³ 17
18* .19¹² 20⁸ 21.22.23.24-25*
27⁶ 28⁶ 29.30
Lake Umbagog.
1896. Parus atricapillus
May 12* Grafton.
" 13² 14¹³ 15⁴ 16⁴ 17² 18¹ Mar
" 19² 20⁴ 21² Lakeside
" 22.23⁷* 24² 25⁴*
" 26¹* 27* 30² Head of Lake
June 1* 2* 3* 4* 5*
" 10¹² 14* Near Rockland copy 2
About as numerous as in Massachusetts,
Found everywhere - in every kind of woods,
not more commonly near the coast than
back in the forests on the mountains sides.
May 14 - Bird excavating hole in through 3ft
high by roadside 60 yds E of Baldwins.
" 30 Nest in yellow Birch stump which
remains 4-5 ft. - 8 eggs were
hatching.
June 3. Bird carrying in food to nest at
Benedicts Pond.
1899. Oxford County, Maine.
Parus atricapillus. Sept.23 flock, 25⁵ 26⁴ 27
29⁶, Bethel.
Bethel, Me.
March, 1904 Parus atricapillus
1³ eating [illegible] 2 in 3 5-4 in maples one 7* do 3 Balsam 8² 5*
birds grove 2⁴/₃ avenue, * do. trunk (1) (3)
grove this woods.
12⁸ 5 13³ 3 14² 5+1 Sitta Canadensis* eating [illegible] birds 2½-3%
2¹ 16² 1
4+1 Parus hudsonensis & humboldi seeds, 15⁵/woods
Grove this 2¼. ¾% woods
2¼. ¾% grove
woods
17 9+13* [illegible] 2¼. ¾% woods 19 ka. 20¹⁴ 21² 22 6+17 birds 3 eating
hudsonensis & [illegible]
2½-3% grove birds 24² 25⁻² 2
23⁴ March #
78