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108 The Ontario, June 6
coniferous growth. There are occasional
little forests, but mostly evidence
of lumbering, vast numbers of logs
floating in the rivers, stumps
and burnt-over woods. All the
trees in sight are probably 2nd or
more growth; species recognized as
aspen, balsam cottonwood, birch,
maple, spruce, hemlock and cedar.
Birds noted: English Sparrow (only
around stations of large towns);
Kingbird (1); Belted Kingfisher (1);
Crow (about 6); St. Blue Hen (1);
Red-winged Blackbird (6).
Took pencil census (Mrs. J. check
Veller to Sturgeon Falls, 10:45-11:15 a.
with following results: Kingbird 2
Bronzed Grackle 4, unknown 10,
Crow 10, Marsh Hawk 2, Bluebird
Sparrowhawk 1, Tree Swallow 5,
Sharp-shin Hawk 1, English Sparrow