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Miguel, March 22. Guatemala — Nebaj, April 27. Honduras — ^Lance- 

 tilla, March 17. Mexico — Valles, San Luis Potosi, May 2. Puerto 

 Rico — Mayagtiez, April 8. Haiti — Port-au-Prince, April 27. Cuba — 

 Habana, April 28. Bahamas — New Providence, April 2. Florida — 

 Pensacola — May 13. Alabama — Birmingham, May 8. Georgia — At- 

 lanta, May 20. South Carolina — Greenwood, May 12. Louisiana — 

 Mansfield, May 2. Mississippi — Oxford, May 8. Tennessee — Nash- 

 ville, May 17. Arkansas — Helena, May IB. Texas — Bonham, May 

 6. Oklahoma — Norman, May 3. 



Early dates of spring arrival are : New York — ^New York, April 1. 

 Massachusetts — Lynn, April 11. Vermont — St. Johnsbury, April 12. 

 Maine — Portland, April 6. New Brunswick — Scotch Lake, April 11. 

 Nova Scotia — Yarmouth, April 11. Quebec — Hatley, April 22. New- 

 foundland — St. Anthony, April 25. Labrador — Cartwright, May 24. 

 Illinois — Chicago, March 24. Indiana — Bloomington, March 26. 

 Ohio — Youngstown, April 1. Ontario— Harrow, April 3. Michi- 

 gan — Sault Ste. Marie, April 9. ISlissouri — Columbia, March 27. 

 Iowa — Sigourney, April 3. Wisconsin — New London, April 1. Min- 

 nesota — Minneapolis, April 4. Kansas — Independence, April 7. Ne- 

 braska — Red Cloud, April 1. South Dakota — Brookings, April 7. 

 North Dakota — Fargo, April 13. Manitoba — Aweme, April 12. Sas- 

 katchewan — Eastend, April 22. Mackenzie — Simpson, May 7. New 

 Mexico — San Antonio, April 18. Colorado — Colorado Springs, April 

 17. Wyoming — Laramie, April 15. Montana — Kirby, April 29. Al- 

 berta — Glenevis, April 14. Washington — Seattle, March 14. British 

 Columbia — Courtenay, March 31 ; Atlin, April 21. Yukon — Sheldon 

 Lake, April 26. Alaska — Wrangell, April 29 ; Fairbanks, May 7. 



Late dates of spring departure of transients are : District of Colum- 

 bia — ^Washington, June 1. Pennsylvania — ^Warren, June 6. Illi- 

 nois — Chicago, June 3. Indiana — ^Waterloo, June 3. Ohio — Ober- 

 lin. May 31. Missouri — Concordia, May 25. Iowa — Grinnell, June 

 1. Nebraska — Nenzel, May 27. North Dakota — Argusville, May 30. 

 California — Red Bluff, May 3. Nevada — Quinn River Crossing, May 

 21. Washington — Tacoma, May 3. 



Late dates of fall departure are : British Columbia — Atlin, Septem- 

 ber 19; Courtenay, October 14. Mackenzie — Nahami River, October 

 25. Wyoming — ^Laramie, November 25. Saskatchewan — Yorkton, 

 October 14. Manitoba — Brandon, October 31. North Dakota — Ar- 

 gusville, November 15. South Dakota — Faulkton, November 15. 

 Kansas — ^Lawrence, November 12. Minnesota — St. Paul, November 

 5. Wisconsin — Racine, November 16. Iowa — ^Wall Lake, November 

 15. Missouri — Kansas City, November 16. Illinois — Murphysboro, 

 November 21. Michigan — Detroit, November 19. Indiana — Indian- 

 apolis, November 20. Ontario — Point Pelee, November 23. Ohio— 



