Dryobates villosus. 53 Pairs call Sept. 22ᵈ 26ᵈ 29ᵈ Lake Umbagog, Maine, 1890. Oct. 15ᵈ 16ᵈ 21ᵈ 22ᵈ 26ᵈ 29ᵈ Lake Umbagog, Me. Sept. & Oct. 1893. Dryobates villosus Sept. 23ᵈ 26ᵈ 27ᵈ 28ᵈ Oct. 2 ∴ 3 ∴ 4 ∴ 5 ∴ 6 ∴ 7 ∴ 8 ∴ 11 & 12 & 13ᵈ Lake Umbagog, Maine. Dryobates villosus 1895. September 4ᵈ 5ᵈ 6ᵈ 7ᵈ 10(may. Ru) / 5 ∴ 19ᵈ 21ᵈ 25ⁿ Canv. Ru. Lake Umbagog. 1896. Dryobates villosus P= Pine Point. May 15² [illegible] 17ᵈ 19 ∴ 21ⁿ Baldridge " 22ⁿ P. 23 ∴ 24ⁿ P. 25 ∴ 27ᵈ " 28 ∴ 29ⁿ P. 30 ∴ 31ⁿ P. June 13 ∴ 2 ∴ 4ᵈ 5² " 12ᵈ Dryobates villosus. 1899. Oxford County, Maine. Sept. 28ᵈ , Bethel. Bethel, Maine, 1904. Mr. G's orchard March 2 ᵈ cooking hut with 7 ᵈ do., 8 1st. fly's one Mr. G's woods 9 1st. fly's 12ᵈ Mr. G's groves after do. can Mr. G's woods. 22. 3. " 14 ᵈ in apple orchard near house just beyond the mill. Lake Umbagog, Maine. Dryobates villosus 1894 August 28ᵈ Baldridge " 31ᵈ September 2ᵈ 3ᵈ 4² 5ᵈ 9² 10² " 12 ∴ 13 ∴ 15 ∴ 17 ∴ 18 ∴ 19 ∴ " 20 ∴ 21 ∴ 26 ∴ 27 ∴ 28 ∴ 29ᵈ October 1ᵈ 2ⁿ 3² Sept. 19. I was struck this morning for the first time with the very close resemblance between the rattling cry of this Woodpecker and the rattle of the Kingfisher, both calling at once (or rather alternately) in front of the camp. The only difference seemed to be that the rattle of the Woodpecker was less smooth (or more disjointed) than that of the Kingfisher. Mr. Hubbard could not distinguish the two. 7