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since the flood.
Jan.22. The largest band of Killdeers
I ever saw was seen today
aimlessly flying about but
moving in a general northerly
direction. I do not know whether
they are residents or migrating birds. There were nearly
a thousand of them.
June 19. About a week ago I saw my
first band of Horned Larks
that appeared to be foreigners.
There were about 50. I have
frequently noticed that this
bird gathers into large bands
during the early summer
months but I do not know
whether they are birds collected
from the various scattering
pairs that breed here or whether
they are migrants.
I saw the young Cliff Swallows
that were hatched from the nest
on my barn upon the roof.