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Axin wiUnninnH-<<, Long-eared Owl. Moorestown, N. J., Feb. 

 10 (MickJe); Two shot at Edge Hill, Nov. 9, 1907 (Harlow). 



Asio accipitrinus, Short-eared Owl. One at Tinicum, March 

 21 and two found dead {Penrmn); one shot Bridesburg, Dec. 

 6, 1907 {Hiniow). 



Cryplofjlaux acadicm, Acadian Owl. Frankford, Nov. 11 and 

 Dec. 18, 1907 {Miller). 



Megoscops asio, Screech Owl. Nests with eggs Wayne, May 5 

 (Redfield); Glenside, April 5 (fi<trfow). 



Bubo virginiarnif:, Great Horned Owl. Bustleton, Dec. 25, 

 1907 {Miller). 



Ceryle alcyon, Kingfisher. Tinicum, Jan. 4, Wayne, Dec. 22, 

 1907 (Redfield); one wintered at Tinicum (Harlow). 



DryohatcM villosus, Hairy ^^'^oodpecker. Cheltenham, one 

 wintered (G. S. Morris), Beverly, N. J., April 5 (Street); Bristol, 

 Nov. 16 and 28, 1907 (Keim); Moorestown, N. J., Dec. 7, 1907 

 (Mickle); nested at Chaniounix, W. Fairmont Park in 1907, two 

 young with parents May 13 ( Onderdonk'^ ; nest at Oak Lane, 

 April 28 (Harlow). 



Sphyntpiciiff varius. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. Frankford, last 

 seen May 1 (Miller). 



Phla-otoiniis pileatus, Pileated Woodpecker. Several at Laanna, 

 Pike Co., Apr. 13-20 (Harlow). 



Colapte-i avratus luteus, Flicker. Fairmount Park, Dec. 21, 

 Wayne, Dec. 22 and Jan. 19 (Redfield,); wintered at Tinicum, 

 Edge Hill and Oak Lane (Harlo^v); wintered at Frankford 

 (Miller). 



Chordeiles virgiivianus, Nighthawk. Princeton, N. J., Sept. 

 30 and one Oct. 5, 1907 (Rogers). 



Chaetura pelagica, Chimney Swift. Princeton, N. J., last 

 seen Oct. 14, 1907 (Rogers). 



Trochilus coltibris, Hummingbird. Nest at Yardville, N. J., 

 June 9, 1907, young were fledged and gone by June 22 (AlUn- 

 son); Princeton, N. J., last seen Sept. 22, 1907 (Rogers). 



Myiarchm mnitus, Great Crested Flycatcher. Eggs at Bus- 

 tleton, May 15 (Miller); and at Oak Lane, June 5 (Harlow). 



Sayorni-'< phcehe, Phoebe. Princeton, N. J., last seen Oct. 

 22, 1907 (Rogers); young left nest atPensauken, N. J., May 16. 



