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May 3 - D.C.
no land say. the folks say that there
is a nest building in a rosebush
in a neighbor's yard.
Other birds
seen, casually, around Washington:
Chimney Swift (often half-a-dozen
or so twittering weakly high
overhead); Purple Grackle (two pairs
among street trees down near the
White House); Robins (loud singing
in late evening in the park near
the National Museum); English
Sparrow (swarming everywhere).
at U.S.N.M. - I find that all
eggs had been measured and
Tabulated under Bendire's
supervision - that is, as regards
game birds.
But only down to
.5 mm., evidently nearest even or
5/10.
Dr. Means says G.S. Miller is
color blind! He cannot properly