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smaller than a Curlew and
had a straight bill. The color-
atation was about that of the Cur-
lew, as best as I could see.
Sept 30. Day's Phoebe first seen today
I think that this individual
bird has returned to this place
for three consecutive years at
least.
Oct-16. Judging from the broadly strip-
ed black and white head and
rufous belly of a Nuthatch I
saw at the hill today, I think
the bird I saw was a Canada
Nuthatch.
This is the first Nuthatch
I have seen in the valley.
It was entirely earless and
was almost caught by hand.
It was searching the posts and
pickets of the fences and the
walls of the buildings at the
sandhill.