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Sept. 11. Tenuef:see Warbler, number. 



Sept. 11. Cape May Warbler, two at ,2;ra])es. 



Sept. 12. Tennessee Warbler, several at grapes. 



Sept. 12. Cape May Warbler, eating many insects about grapes. 



Sept. 13. Tennessee Warbler, two at grapes. 



Sept. 13. Cape May Warbler, one about gr.-ipes. catching many insects, 

 pecking at bees among grapes that liad been picked. Saw 

 none caught. Does it pmictnre grapes to draw insectsV Ap- 

 parently it makes one incision in a grape, while the Tennessee 

 seems to strike the beiTies with partly open bill, making two 

 incisions at each stroke. Tlie Cape Mny Warbler is a tighter. 

 attacking Tennessee Warblers and driving them away. The 

 latter show fear of it. 



Sept. ](■). Tennessee Warltler. several. 



Sept. K). Cape May Warbler, one at grapes. 



Sept. 17. Cajte May W;ii'bler. two. brighter iilnmage th.-iii llinse heret(>t'ore 

 seen and more wary. Drove away a Tennessee W;ii'liler. 



Sept. 18. Cape May Warbler, two. 



Sept. 18. Tennessee Warblei-. 



Sejit. 10. Tennessee Warbler, several ;it grajies. 



Se|>t. 20. Cajie May Warbler. 



Sept. 20. Tennes.«ee Warbler. 



Sei)t. 21. Tennessee Warbler. 



Sept. 2,3. Tenr.essee Waililer, several. 



Sept. 2.^). Tennessee AVarbier. several. 



Se]it. 2(1. Tennessee AVarbler. 



Sept. 2(;. Cape May Wai-bler. last seen. 



Sept. 27. Tennessee Warbler. s(>veral. 



Sept. 29. Tennessee Warbler. 



Oct. 1. Tennessee Warbler, common. 



Oct. 2. Tennessee Warbler, connnon. 



Oct. 2. Robins. For several days they have been abundant in flocks in 

 all phases of plumage and all these are among the grape vines 

 eating grapes and grape seeds. 

 In 1!)12 the tirst bird seen eating esirly grapes was a Cati)ird on August 



3d. August 23d the later grapes show evidences of birds' work, but have 



not been able to identify those engjiged at it. Septenilier 1." the following 



birds observed eating Concord grapes: Robins, a number; Flicker, one; 



