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197. [721.] Troglodytes aedon Yieiil. House Wren.* Fig. 9. 



Rather rare summer resident. March 9 to September 16. The House 

 Wren was a rare summer resident and less common than T. bewickii in 

 1887 (B. W. E.). 



A nest of the House Wren was found April 25, 1903, in a tin can sit- 

 ting on a fence. The nest was just completed and contained no eggs 

 (C. G. L.). May 21, 1902, seven well-feathered young were found; two 

 days later these had flown (G. Hitze). 



The dates for 1901 would probably be more correctly attributed to 

 T. heu-ickii. The song was heard that year on February 21 (V. H. B.). 



MIGRATION RECORD. 



11— A. OF Science, '04. 



