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CrippLe, NoRMAN. 
Natural History Notes from Calgary, Alberta. 
The Ottawa Naturalist, August, 1911, vol. xxv, No. 5, pp. 73-77. 
The White-winged Junco in Manitoba. 
Idem, October-November, 1911, vol. xxv, Nos. 7 and 8, p. 122. 
Hoyt’s Horned Lark in Manitoba. 
Idem, October-November, 1911, vol. xxv, Nos. 7 and 8, pp. 122-123. 
Popular and Practical Ornithology, (1)—The Snowflake. 
Idem, December, 1911, vol. xxv, No. 9, pp. 125-128. 
DunHAM, ELIZABETH M. 
Lark Bunting in New Brunswick. 
The Auk, October, 1911, vol. xxvii, No. 4, p. 490. 
The bird was shot at Nantucket, a small island near Grand Manan, 
N.B. This constitutes only the fourth record of the species in eastern 
North America. 
Birric.. CiiW.. G: 
The Birds of Ottawa. 
The Ottawa Naturalist, January, 1911, vol. xxiv, No. 10, pp. 176-187 
(continued from p. 163, December number, vol. xxiv, 1910). 
Mr. Ejifrig here includes birds belonging to the following orders:— 
Paludicole (Cranes, Rails, etc.), Limicole (Phalaropes, Snipes, Sand- 
pipers, etc.), Gallinæ (Grouse, Partridges, etc.), Columb (Pigeons), 
Raptores (Hawks, Eagles, etc.), Coecyges (Cuckoos, Kingfishers, etc.), 
Pici (Woodpeckers, etc.), Machochires (Goatsuckers, Swifts, etc.), 
Passeres (Flycatchers, Larks, etc.). 
The Birds of Ottawa. 
Idem, February, 1911, vol. xxiv, No. 11, pp. 198-206. 
(continued from p. 187 of this volume). 
Includes birds belonging to the order Passeres (Crows, Blackbirds, 
Finches, Tanagers, Vireos, Warblers, etc.). 
The Birds of Ottawa. 
Idem, March, 1911, vol. xxiv, No. 12, pp. 222-228 (continued from p. 
206 of this volume). 
Includes birds belonging to the order Passeres (Warblers, Wrens, 
Titmice, Thrushes, etc.) and concludes a list of 246 species observed 
at Ottawa. 
Blue Jay imitating Red-shouldered Hawk. 
Idem, September, 1911, vol. xxv, No. 6, p. 104. 
Birds of a Canadian Peat Bog. 
The Wilson Bulletin, vol. xxiii, June, 1911, pp 119-125. 
The writer in an interesting paper records his observations at Mer 
Bleue, six miles east of Ottawa, Ont. 
FARLEY, F. L. 
Bird Notes:—Turkey Buzzard. 
The Ottawa Naturalist, August, 1911, vol. xxv, No. 5, p. 88. 
The occurrence of the above species in the neighbourhood of Camrose, 
Alberta, is recorded for the first time. 
