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1948.
June, July, Aug.
June 23. Virgin Wren from box came on
to perch and picked up melon seed.
June 25. Quail with 11 young in garden.
June 26. Little wrens gone from box.
Baron Torbee brought young to table
July 9. Creepers in Strawberry Canyon
above Piedmont Ave.
Aug. 2. Summer School ended. Finished
course in Field Zoology under Dr.
Whitney of Nebraska University.
Aug. 4. Wren--at our table. First time for
year or more.
Aug. 5. Ash-throated Flycatcher seen in
Snytte Canyon, alighted near us then
flew eastward.
Aug. 6. Battle of Knightrider heard.
Aug. 8. Went to Mrs. Edrin Meado to see
baby Anna Hammer which Ruth
was caring for. Perfectly tame, sat on
my finger and drank sugar syrup
out of a medicine dropper. Put its
bill and tongue up into tube, also
into flowers. It had only four tail feathers
but others could be seen in cheaths.
Aug. 10. Ruth reported hummer dead.
Quail come into garden for dust bath.