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1883. Bobolinks (editorial). O. and O., viii, 2, p. 14. 

 1883. Set of Five Great Horned Owl's Eggs taken by 



Dr. Wood. O. and O. f viii, 2, p. 15. 

 1883. Purple Finches feeding on seeds of Tulip-poplar. 



O. and O., viii, 6, p. 48. 



1883. Woodcock and Turtle. O. and 0., viii, 8, p. 63. 

 1883. Peculiar Nesting Place [Purple Martin nesting in 



hollow rail]. O. and 0., viii, 9, p. 67. 

 1883. Albino Blackbird shot at Rockville, Conn. O. and 



0., viii, 9, p. 72. 



1883. Rare Finds by J. N. Clark. O. and O., viii, 10, 



P- 75- 



1889. Half Albino Woodcock shot near Rockville, Conn. 



O. and 0., xiv, n, p. 176. 



1892. Phoebe Bird Pewee. O. and O., xvii, 5, pp. 



77-78. 



Wallace, N. 



1893. Mongolian Pheasants are good Swimmers. 



Forest and Stream, xl, 16, p. 338. 



Walter, Alice Hall. 



1911. [Spread of the Starling in Connecticut]. Bird- 

 Lore, xiii, 4, p. 220. 



Watson, Amelia M. 



1894. Taming a Chipping Sparrow (Spisella socialis) . 



Auk, xi, 3, pp. 256-257. 



Webster, Frank B. 



1884. Pine Grosbeaks in Connecticut. O. and 0., ix, 3, 



P- 33- 



1890. Two Snowy Owls at Groton Long Point, Conn. 



O. and O., xv, 12, p. 188. 



1891. Runt Red-winged Blackbird's Egg. 0. and 0., 



xvi, I, p. 1 6. 



1892. A Pure White Robin shot at Stafford Springs, 



Conn. 0. and 0., xvii, 5, p. 79. 



1893. Grosbeaks and Goshawk at Eastford, Conn. 



0. and O., xviii, 2, p. 31. 



