Lake Umbagog journals, 1871-1916 (inclusive)
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Ceryl alegron. C.R. = Cambridge Ruin M.R. = Megallaway Rine P. = Ruin Point 1897 September 4¹ 5⁻² 6³ 7² 8⁻² 9² 10⁴ 11⁴ 12³ 13² 14³ 15⁶ 16³ 17² 18⁻² 19⁻² 20⁻¹ 21³ 22⁵ Cambridge Ruin. " 23² 25⁴ 26³ 29² 30² 1898. August P 23 24² P 26 L 27 L 28² 29¹ 30² 31¹ September P. P. m.r. P P.P. P.P.m.r.p P C.R. P. Upper Megallaway R. September 1' 2: 3⁴ 4³ 5³ 6³ 7₂ 8⁶ Run, 9¹ 11² 14² 18² 19² 20² 21² 22² 1900. C.R. September 2¹ 3² 4¹ 5⁻⁴ 6⁸ 8² 9² 10³ 13¹ 14¹⁰ 15⁻⁴ 16¹ 17² 18² 19² 20⁴ 1902. September 6' 9' 10² Bellbird. 1904. September 13' pair. 21'do. 22 flying over 24' Bellbird. 1907. July 23 nest in roadside bank; old bird trying about with fish. 30 flying about near & alongside August 5⁻⁴ 7' 9' 10² one quite young, inland 12⁴ 15⁻⁴ " " " 10. As I was paddling near B. Point this forenoon two Kingfishers came flying past us within thirty yards, our following the other. The bill of the leading bird appeared to be wholly of a brighter orange color, that of the other normally colored. The light was good and I had an excellent view of both birds. July 23, 30. A nest in a low gravel bank by the roadside not far from Bellbird, and even when I found one thirty or more years ago. The entrance hole was about 6 ft. above the front of the bank. Bird with an orange colored bill. nest. 82