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1894
Their size & lack Climbing irons.
nearest
a nest 40 ft further up. [illegible]
29 Same. 5 nests 1 sycamore. Easy
if once up to branches. Both of us
Tried & failed.
30) Several more trees full of nests:
no time left.
31) Halls 4/17. [illegible] w.e. Sharrow.
4 eggs. Incubation begun, 3 ft up in
a brar hatch. 231cHN
Nest
32) Same. Found by Taylor. 3 eggs
Too far incubated to blow.
33) Halls 4/17 L. Tit: found by Taylor
Eggs highly incubated.
(33+34) Halls 4/17 C. N. F. 1st nest
in willow, didnt stop for it. 2d had
1 broken egg in briars on willow.
35) Halls 4/17 2 new & 1 old nest in
briars, probably Gambels.
36) Halls 4/17. New nest in oak 8 ft
up. Probably C. N. F.
37) Old, inverted iron tree. GrosbraK?