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Turdus a.pallasii.
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
1896. Watrous found this morning a Hermit's nest on the knoll
May 18. behind the school house. I saw the nest this afternoon. It
contained four eggs of which one was slightly spotted. The
nest is in an opening among some little balsams (about a foot
high) deeply sunk in the ground - a typical situation. We
did not disturb the eggs.
Lake Umbagog.
color 4
1898. Just before daybreak I heard the flight call of a Thrush
Sept.9. or Grosbeak in the distance. The bird approached rapidly and
circled low over the Point as I could tell by the distance of
its notes. Finally it alighted in the bushes very near the
tent and began making the whining e-e-e cry of a Hermit. Up
to this time I had not been able to make up my mind whether
the bird was a Thrush or Grosbeak; the night calls of the two
are really almost indistinguishable I fear.
1899. Oxford County, Maine.
Turdus pallasii. Sept.23' ③ 25' 28' 29', Beth-
el; 30 ⑥ ; Oct.2'', between Bethel and Upton.