CATALOGUE OF CANADIAN BIRDS. 737 
Trail and Cascade, B.C., in the summer of 1902, found a nest on 
June 14th in a low bush not more than two feet from the ground, 
made of dry grass, weeds and dirt, lined with fine dry grass; two 
eggs were quite fresh; at Crane lake, Sask., June 11th, 1894, this 
species was common along Skull creek where a number of nests 
were taken; it was also common in the east end of the Cypress hills, 
among the brush along the sources of Swift Current creek; only one 
pair seen at Banff in the summer of 1891; quite common at Revel- 
stoke, B.C. on May 30th, 1890, in a day or two they became scarce; 
first seen at Edmonton, Alta., May 11th, 1897, June 11th, found a 
nest on the ground, containing two eggs; nest composed of weeds, 
leaves and dirt, lined with dry grass, eggs blue; common from 
Lesser Slave river to Peace River Landing, lat. 56° 15,’ in June, 1903; 
observed from Edmonton to Athabaska pass in June, 1898. (Spread- 
borough.) 
This bird makes its appearance on the banks of the Saskatchewan 
in the month of May, but whether it breeds there or goes further 
north I am unable to say. (Rzchardson.) Not uncommon around 
Prince Albert, Sask.: I once found its nest with four unspotted 
blue eggs. (Coubeaux.) Common inthe interior. (Sitrveator.) Com- 
mon east of the Coast range; a summer resident. (Fannin.) In 
all visited localities of the interior; breeding at Lac la Hache, B.C. 
This extends Mr. Streator’s nesting record of the species 150 miles 
further north. (Rhoads.) 
757. Grey-cheeked Thrush. 
Hylocichla alicie alicie (BAIRD) RipGw. 1880. 
Apparently common on the northeastern coast of Labrador as 
far north as Aillik. (Bzgelow.) Rare in Ungava. Common in 
southeastern and.southern portions of Labrador. Breeds wherever 
found in summer. Nest and eggs procured at Fort Chimo, June 
28th, 1884. (Packard.) One specimen obtained in June, 1845, at 
Amarglik, near Godthaab, Greenland, and named Turdus minor by 
Professor Reinhart, is referred to this species as Mr. Turner finds 
this species to extend furthest north in Labrador. (Macoun.) One 
taken and others seen on the Magdalen islands. (Bishop.) Taken 
at Fort Churchill, Hudson bay. (Wright.) I have not shot a 
specimen of this bird in the Montreal district yet, but have noticed 
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