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- April 27-
Miss Alexander and I went after
gronce this morning. We got one
reed away up on the hillside and
after a hard climb three devil clubs
and snow banks we got up to where
we could looks out me to the tree. I
finally located the "shooter" away
up in the tops of a big spruce tree.
He was sitting on a bunch of moss
and with the aid of the glasses we could
watch him looking at us. The sun
shone on him and we could see him
swell out his neck and bob his head
when he would shoot. We watched
him for quite awhile there pulled
him down with a charge of no. 4.
He weighed just 4 lbs.
On the way back I saw a Townsend
Sparrow with a feather in her mouth.
The & came up and they both flew away.
I took after them but followed the &
by mistake and pretty soon the & came
back. I took a line in the direction that
the & went and soon found the nest
It was just being lined.