95 



1. but does not give the year, although it is probably 18S7. E. M. 

 Kindle saw it March 2, 1893. They are found tirst at the nesting 

 places: March 17. 1001, a pair was seen at a quarry; March 14, VM)2, 

 one was seen at a bridge near a pond and on the first date in 1903, 

 March 12. they were common at the caves; eleven were seen about 

 the mouths of three caves. Nestbuilding March 22, 1902. Nest com- 

 plete April 2, 1903. April 12, 1!>03, a nest and five eggs were found 

 under a bridge (C. G. L.). AVell-grown young have been seen May 0, 

 1899 (N. B. M.), and May 7, 1901. 



The Phcebe seems to be better pleased if a suitable nesting site 

 ■can be found near the dwellings of man. There he lives out his quiet 

 xiud beneficial career, an unobtrusive yet confiding bird. 



MIGRATION RECORD. 



Year 



1893. 



1899. 



1901. 



1902. 



1902. 



1903. 



N. B. M. 

 4-13 

 5-14 



Common. 



W. L M. 



3-17 

 3-24 



Common. 



W. L. M. 

 3-14 

 3-16 

 3-27 



Common. 



W. L. M. 



10-12 

 Common. 



W. L. M. 



3-6 



3-12 



3-12 



Common. 



