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Dryobates pubescens.
C. R. = Cambridge River
M. R. = Muskrat River
P. = Point Point
1896. Lake Umbagog.
August 10 - 15 - 16 -
September 1 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 9 - 10 27 13 - 14 - 15 - 16 - 22 -
Sept. 10. As I was sitting in the camp door this morning I heard a peculiar, low churr-rr-r which at once struck me as a sound with which I was not familiar. At first I suspected that it was made by a Squirrel but presently I found it to a pair of Downy Woodpeckers which were playing about among the stems of a cluster of Vaccinium myrtillus only a few yards off. One or both of them repeated the cry a dozen times or more before they moved off. They were both in full autumn plumage.
A note new to me.
1897
September 6 - 20 - M.R. C.A. 19 (main) 25 -
1898.
August P. P.
24th 30 -
September M.R. P. P. P.
3 - 7"/14 - 25 -
1900.
September 9' 21². 23' Beeth
1901
January 22 & Beeth.
March 3 ½: drumming at regular intervals; main St., Beeth.
1902.
January 3' Beeth.
21