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June 8, Moose Jaw to Swift Current/15
becomes more rolling, and the
higher parts drier; there are still
ponds in the depressions, two also
well-marked water-courses. There
is a quick change from grain-
growing to cattle-nursing, and the
whole country is a great pasture.
A pencil census (Mrs. G. Checking),
from Moose Jaw(11:20) to Mortlach
12:20, gave:
Widgeon 3;
Shoveller 2; Sanzuncuh Sparrows 3;
Crow 12; Red-winged Blackbird 24;
Eastern Kingbird 3; unknown small birds 5;
unrecognized ducks 7; Western
Meadowlark 6; Horned Lark 4;
Brewer Blackbird 25; Bank Swallow 13;
Swainson Hawk 2; Lark Bunting 4;
English Sparrow 19; Tree Swallow 2;
Mourning Dove 2; Cowbird 5;
Long-billed Curlew 1. Total 17 species,
and 152 individuals, in 1 hour.