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BlEDS FBZaUENTIXG NEGLECTED FlELDS AND WeED PaTCHES 



Slate-colored junco, tree sparrow, vesper sparrow, dick- 

 cissel, and goldfinch. 



Birds That Live in Our Meadows and Pastures 



Lark sparrow, grasshopper sparrow, bob-white, meadow- 

 lark, cowbird, and bobolink. 



Birds Inhabiting Upland Prairies 



Horned larks, prairie hen, upland plover, Savanna spar- 

 row, Smith's longspur, and burrowing owl. 



Birds That Lrv'E on the Timbered Hillsides 



Red-headed woodpecker, crow, red-tailed hawk, screech 

 owl, whip-poor-will, warbling vireo, red-belhed woodpecker, 

 and scarlet tanager. 



Birds Partl\l to Berry Bushes, Saplings and Small Willows 



Indigo bunting, yellow warbler, song sparrow, field 

 sparrow, fox sparrow, traill's flycatcher, golden-crowned 

 kinglet, and towhee. 



Birds That Are Partial to Evergreens 



Bronzed grackle, pine warbler, cross-bills, blackburnian 

 warbler, bay-breasted warbler, blue-headed vireo, and pine 

 grosbeak. 



Birds That Haunt Damp Grassy Places 



Maryland and western yellow-throat, marsh wrens, 

 swamp sparrow, and short-eared owl. 



