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PHENOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS—MACKAY. 
APPLE (CULTIVATED.) Flowering. 
Western Dog-wood (Cornus Nutiallir). True flowers open. 
Oaks (RED, BLack or WHITE). Flowering. 
HAWTHORN (Crataegus). Flowering. 
LiLac (CULTIVATED) (Syringa vulgaris). Flowering. 
RASPBERRY (WILD). First ripe fruit. 
WHEAT (WINTER). First sowing. 
u u Flowering. 
D ed Harvest. 
u (SprRiInG). First sowing. 
" r Flowering. 
i o Harvest. 
METEOROLOGICAL. 
Last Serine Frost, date with note explaining particulars. 
First AUTUMN F Rost, mn ul ul 
OPENING OF LAKES Devoid of Current in SPRING, date. 
CLOSING 4 uu i PAu ae 
OPENING Or RIVERS IN SPRING, date. 
CLOSING OF RIVERS IN FALL, date. 
NUMBER OF THUNDER STORMS IN YEAR,(with dates of each). 
Jamia.ce:..Meb.. oie, March..:.:.'...02 SAO 
May ails bidc sit oc cee Gene d UME: 4 5u's/a/9, cere) oe) Ue : 
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Dares AND Durations oF DrouGuTs AFFECTING VEGE- 
TATION. 
ZOOLOGICAL. 
Song Sparrow (Melospiza fasciata), First appearance. 
Sparrow (M. montana, guttata, and rufina). First app. 
Robin (Merula migratorius). (E. & C.) 
u (MM. propinqua). (W.) 
Blue Bird (Sialia sialis). (CE. & C.) 
ui (S. arctica and Mexicana). (C. & W.) 
Junco, slate colored snow-bird (J. hiemalis). (HE. & C.) 
u (SJ. annectens and Oregonus). (W.) 
RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD (Agelaius Phoeniceus). 
