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118 June 8, Towards Medicine Hat
still in Saskatchewan
Black Tern 1. Total 16 species, 10
individuals, in one hour. It is
naturally much easier to take
a train across open country
than through forest. Here, one can
see a long ways. A Lark Bunting
descending from its song flight
with characteristic slow flapping
of wings presents an unmistakable
silhouette a long ways across the
prairie.
9 p.m. - Passed through Medicine Hat,
Alberta, at 8 p.m. Limitless prairie
is still the outlook, tho' at Medicine
Hat was a branch of the Saskatchewan
River, flowing rather swiftly in a
narrow valley perhaps 100 feet below
the general level, and with a
riparian fringe of cottonwoods,
birds and willows. Vista
couler seen since yesterday.