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thin brown bark so much used
by this bird in constructing first part
of nest. Placed on the foliace of two.
chaging sprigs. Tore it down thinking
at first it was an old nest.
190 6/17. C. B. Towhrr. 2 fresh eggs, found
in oak over Terns. storeroom, by Billy
& Tommy. Left them. Kids didn't?
191) 6/14 L. Set. 15 ft up in oak over by
tennis. Inaccessible without a ladder.
192) 6/17. Same. 15 ft in oak over long
berry briars. Tommy climbed for it
5 birds just out to 2 eggs about chipped.
193) 6/17, Same. 20 ft. up on end of hor.
zontal limb oak of on corner of path
from stable to shell road.
194) 6/17. Cal. S. Shar. 3 fresh eggs.
3 ft. from ground, on a small briar-
clump in middle of owl briars N. of
owl oak. Saw bird slide off. #159 was
described for this, & #160 was last year's.
Have looked for years for (evidently) this
pair's nest around this clump. 23/ C 3N
94
195) Spurred Towhrr. 6/17 2 ft. from