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- June 3 -
There have been 3 & rufous Hummers
around our tent several times today. I
didn't know what they were after at
first but I soon found out. They
kept picking at the frayed ends of
the cotton rope that supported the
tent. We put out some bits of cotton and
they soon found that and carried it off
to help build their nests.
- June 4 -
Finished the beaver skin today
and it stopped long enough for me
to put up the two small beaver skins.
Hasselborg found a nest of the rufous
Hummer today. It was about 5 ft. up
on the tip of a drooping fir bough and
contained 2 eggs. The nest was very
pretty decorated with lichens
- June 5 -
Hasselborg and Stephens started back
to the lakes for a 4 days trip this
morning. They western fly catchers
are singing early and late around and
a & shot yesterday was incubating.