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Clangula clangula americana.
Lake Umbagog, Me.
Sept. & Oct. 1893.
Clangula americana
Cert. 3 Ⓒ Small Hill P. 4 hours 10' 11' ②
„ 12 Ⓒ 14 ②
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
Glacium americana
1894
September 1Ⓒ 4 ③ 10 ① 11 ③ 13 ① (Bottle Hill P.)
„ 20 ③
1895.
September 1 ② (Bakside) 5-1 8 1shot 9-
(Butter)
„ 10 ³ 12 ② 13 ③ 14 ② 15 ② 17 ⑤
„ 19 Ⓒ Small Hill P. 21 ①
Lake Umbagog.
1896. Glaciassette Americana
May 14 2 (mor) 15-6 ③ Con N. of 16 ④
Bottle House) 2 B. Point.
„ 19 8 am. 22 8 out
(Bargaint Corn) West 2d. 28 2 Flying Corn)
„ 30 Ⓒ Brown's
Pond.
June 1 8.2 nest Brown's 2 ③ Brown's 3 ⑤ 4 ④ ②
10.45 Pond.
„ 5- ① Small Hill Pond 4-9g near Mrs Casey
all ducking probably 12 Forest Meadow
„ 12 & Bottle House 13 ①
June 1- nest 10 eggs { young embryos of varying ages
5- „ „ " forms similar, others
" " " " feathered
" " " 1 added off shells & recently hatched egg
" " in tall rotten stick, surrounded of flies out
" 9 2 white Brood of young seen near
Mudlue Brook By Jim Barrie.
Lake Umbagog, Maine.
1896 Glacium americana
May 15. A pair in con north of
A. Point. 8 in full plumage.
He sailed around calling Krrr-2-2-2-2-
afterwards when the pair flew he gave this
call as he went off in much bushe full
tones Krer - Krer - Krer - Krer - Krer
Krer (6 or 8 notes) distinctly audible at 400
yds.
May 30- Two flying about one second's Pond
on a both making a sound was to me very
like the quacking of a Black Duck but the
quacks shorter, more run together, fuller
flatte- qua-qua-qua-qua.. The birds
were certainly Golden-eyes. I could not
make out these respective notes.
June 1 Nuthogs jieds nest 10 or more yrs
„ 2 - 7.40 P.M. Bird flying around
over wet, weena, calling Krrr-Krr,
Ca-Ca, Ca-Ca-Ca, Ca-Ca-
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