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Hylocichla fuscens.
Turdus fuscens. - May 29.
near Bethel, Me. 1871.
" fuscens. - June 2
near Bethel, Me. 1872.
L. Umbagog, Maine.
Turdus fuscens. - Rather rare. May 30-June 10, 1871.
" fuscens. - June 2. - Rather common on Cambridge River
I. fuscens June 1. 1876 / May 16 / May 29!
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
1895.
Turdus fuscens
August 30 One called when a drum
or more times just after sunset
in a thicket on the side of one
the stream running.
Lake Umbagog.
1896. Turdus fuscens
May 13 calling 1/2 singing 17 calling 18 (Sang twice
at sunset)
" 19 / Sang 4 times
at sunset) 2.1
" 2 2/3 Locanda's Pond.
June 9 3/4 10 2/5 12 4/5 Camb. 18 1/2 near Ballside River
June 14 1/2 Colebrook. copy ①
About as numerous as in former
years. Of local distribution most
numerous in the swampy woods
along Cambridge River not found at
all in the Pine Point forest. In
fact it was noted only once at the
head of the Ball Pond May 22.
Three pairs killed near Ballside, in
birch, poplar & older thrushes along
the lake shore.
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