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of unusual interest, as will be seen from the following list of 

 additions — brown thrasher, chebec, kingbird, yellow-throated 

 vireo, Baltimore oriole, rose-breasted grosbeak, white-crowned 

 sparrow, indigo bird, white-bellied swallow, catbird, Wilson's 

 thrush, chewink, least sandpiper, spotted sandpiper, bobolink, 

 humming bird, olive-backed thrush, black-billed cuckoo, night- 

 hawk, Wilson's plover, wood thrush, olive-sided flycatcher, 

 purple martin, cedar bird, graj^-cheeked thrush, and these war- 

 blers: black-throated green, black-throated blue, Blackburnian, 

 Magnolia, chestnut-sided, oven bird, water thrush, redstart, 

 Maryland yellow-throat, black-poll, black-cap, Canadian, gold- 

 en-winged, yellow-palm, palm, Nashville, Cape May ; also the 

 blue-gray gnatcatcher. 



The golden-winged, palm, Nashville and Cape May warblers 

 and the blue-gray gnatcatcher had never before been reported 

 from this section of the state. [See Notes to Additions to Pre- 

 liminary lyist of Birds during 1900.] 



Miss Fogg and Miss Daniels were appointed to prepare the 

 calendar for the next meeting. 



The members gave their attention to a talk by Mr. Wm. H. 

 Huse on "Ornithology in the Public Schools," with appropriate 

 illustrations by means of lantern slides. 



Adjourned to May 30. 



Wednesday evening. May 30. Regular meeting. 

 Adjourned to June 13. 



Wednesday evening, June 13. Regular meeting; Mr. Fogg 

 in the chair. 



It was voted that when the meeting adjourned it should be till 

 the call of the President after the summer vacation. 



Mr. Herbert Richardson gave a talk on "Reminiscences of 

 Karly Days in Birds' Nest Hunting and Eggs Which I Have 

 Seen." Mr. Fogg spoke of the present year being very remark- 

 able for the great numbers of birds recorded and especially for the 

 number of species observed which had not been hitherto report- 

 ed for this vicinity. 



Mrs. Mcl^eod, who resides in a very favorable locality a little 



