row, 3 $ ; Towhee, 5 $ ; Cardinal, 1 $ ; Rose-breasted Grosbeak, 

 1 pair; Indigo Bunting, 2 $ ; Scarlet Tanager, 10; Purple Mar- 

 tin, 23; Barn Swallow, 17; Rough- winged Swallow, 6 ; Cedar 

 Waxwing, 46; Red-eyed Vireo, 41 ; Warbling Vireo, 2 $ ; Yellow- 

 throated Vireo, 4; White-eyed Vireo, 1 $ ; Black and White 

 Warbler, 2 $ ; Worm-eating Warbler, 2 $ ; Blue-winged Warb- 

 ler, 9 ; Yellow Warbler, 9 ; Magnolia Warbler, 2 $ ; Black-poll 

 Warbler, 7 $ ; Ovenbird, 17; Northern Waterthrush, 1; Louisi- 

 ana Waterthrush, 3 ; Maryland Yellow-throat, 6 $ ; Yellow- 

 breasted Chat, 6; Canada Warbler, 6; Redstart, 3; Catbird, 15; 

 House Wren, 2; Tufted Tit, 4; Black-capped Chickadee, 1; 

 Wood Thrush, 12; Veery, 9; Gray-cheeked Thrush, 2; Olive- 

 backed Thrush, 1; Robin, 84; Bluebird, 6. Total: 72 species, 

 about 865 individuals. 



Charles H. Rogers. 



Roselle Park, New Jersey. May 29, 3.30 to 5.30 P. M. ; May 

 31, 9 to 11.30 P. M. Chimney Swift, 1; Flicker, 1; Phoebe, 3; 

 Wood Pewee, 2; Crow, 2; Blue Jay, 7; Red-winged Blackbird, 

 5 ; Purple Grackles ; Cowbird, 7 ; Meadowlark, 7 ; Orchard Oriole, 

 2; Starlings; Chipping Sparrow, 5; Song Sparrow, 8; Field 

 Sparrow, 2; Goldfinch, 2; Towhee, 8; Red-eyed Vireo, 2; Red- 

 start, 6; Magnolia Warbler, 1; Maryland Yellow-throat, 10; 

 Catbird, 2; Brown Thrasher, 7; Veery, 4; Robin, 1. Total: 25 

 species, 97 individuals. 



Ina C. DeWitt, Tenafly, New Jersey. 



A GLIMPSE OF EGYPTIAN 

 BIRD-LIFE. 



By C. William Beebe 



When visiting Egypt for the first time it is difficult 

 to turn one's attention from the wonderful relics of 

 past Rameses and other Pharaohs to the pursuit of 



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