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Apr. 30 75th
Went to no. 6 at #1:30 P.M.
Four of young were sitting in
dead still at nearest end of bridge
line of trees in which nest was
located.
The & only was present and
fed occasionally but was greatly
disturbed by our efforts to parts
the young. She did little fussing
and them only at a distance.
Young rarely paid attention
to scolding, but once seemed
to quiet down. By moving
quietly I could approach
within 6 ft of young but
then they made off through
trees or flew faster one to the
other. The left giving the
scree note and once the female
offhand sat up the eastway
clamor. I do not hear the thin
call of the jr bill - perhaps
they were all too hungry and
I was not close enough.
They young are none without