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April 20 — Alarsh Hawk 2. Rusty Blackbird •"). — lasts. 



April 24 — Chimney Swift G foO p. m. sharp. 



April 25 — Oven-bird 2. 



April 28 — Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 3. 



April 30 — Baltimore Oriole 4. Yellow ^^'arbler 0. Cat- 

 bird 1. 



May 3 — Black-throated Green Warbler 2. Black-throated 

 Blue Warbler 1. Slate-colored Junco 5 — Last date. Bobolink 

 3 — 5 p. m. sharp. 



May 4 — Red-eyed Vireo 3. Orchard Oriole 1. 



May 5— Warbler Day: Kingbird 2. Myrtle Warbler 1. 

 American Redstart 2. Black and White Warbler 1. \\'ilson's 

 Thrush 1. Semipalmated Sandpiper 4. 



May 6 — i\Iigration at its bight — Birds in swarms. Water- 

 Thrush 1. Blue-winged Warbler 3. Golden-winged Warbler 

 2. Orange-crowned Warbler 1. Tennessee Warbler 10. Blue- 

 headed Vireo 2. Gray-cheeked Thrush 20. Scarlet Tanager 7. 

 Yellow-legs 1. Northern Yellow-throat -l. Yellow-breasted 

 Chat 2. Chestnut-sided Warbler 3. Blackburnian Warbler 50. 

 Magnolia Warbler 2. Green Bleron 2. Cliff Swallow 2. Yel- 

 low-billed Cuckoo 2. Black-billed Cuckoo 2. 



May 7— Cape May \\'arbler 2. 



May 10— W^ood Thrush 3. Least Bittern 5. Long-billed 

 Marsh Wren 20. 



May 12 — Bay-breasted Warbler 5. Black-poll Warbler 2. 

 Dickcissel 1. Whippoorwill 2. Nighthawk 1. 

 May 14 — Indigo Bunting 1. 



May 15 — The laggards coming in: Nashville Warbler 10. 

 Green-crested Flycatcher 2. Least Flycatcher 2. Alder Fly- 

 catcher fi. Palm Warbler 10. Canadian Warbler 30. Wil- 

 son's Warbler 4. Ruby-throated Hummingbird 1. Yellow- 

 throated Vireo 4. IMourning Warbler 1. Cerulean Warbler 1. 

 May 18— Wood Pewee 5. 

 May 21 — Yellow-bcllicfl Flycatcher 5. 



No "All Day with the Birds" was attempted this year. 

 Attention was paid princii)ally to first dates of migrants and 



