106 June 5 Ottawa gathered by John Macoun (now 80 years old) and his camp cook named Spreadborough. The latter has lately sent in much stuff on his own account. Then there is fresh material coming in for Rudolph M. Anderson on the Arctic Coast. Dr. Anderson is scheduled to become Curator of Mammals here when he returns. The younger Macoun (J.M., son) is now wholly engrossed in Botany; we further editions of "Catalogue of Canada Birds" will appear under that authorship. This evening we drove thru some parts and out to Mr. Forester's home. Birds seen were: Crow (july 15); English Sparrow (hordes); Clipping Sparrow (4); Yellow Warbler ( Maryland Yellowthroat (1); Flicker (1