THE OOLOGIST 



Screech Owl May 25 



Barred Owl May 25 



Great Horned Owl Feb. 20 



Am. Barn Owl March 18 



Black Bill Cuckoo June 9 



Yellow Bill Cuckoo June 10 



Belted Kingfisher May 14 



Hairy Woodpecker May 14 



Northern Downy Woodpecker. May 10 



Red-headed Woodpecker May 30 



Northern Flicker May 30 



Chimney Swift June 15 



American Asprey May 16 



Ruby Throated Hummer June 11 



King Bird June 6 



Phoebe May 14 



Acadian Fly Catcher June 10 



Crested Fly Catcher June 13 



Wood Pewee June 5 



Trails Flycatcher June 15 



Green Crested Flycatcher June 7 



Alder Fly Catcher June 12 



Least Flycatcher June 12 



Blue Jay June 30 



American Crow March 27 



Fish Crow April 23 



Bobolink June 6 



Red Winged Blackbird May 10 



Meadow Lark. May 18 



Orchard Oriole June 4 



Baltimore Oriole June 10 



Bronze Grackle May 28 



Purple Grackle May 7 



Purple Finch May 3 



American Goldfinch May 13 



Vesper Sparrow May 10 



Song Sparrow May 30 



Field Sparrow May 22 



Clay Colored Sparrow May 30 



Swamps Sparrow May 18 



Savanna Sparrow May 30 



Towhee June 8 



Cardinal May 28 



Cat Bird May 25 



Cardinal May 30 



Rose Breasted Grosbeak May 19 



Blue Grosbeak May 22 



Indigo Bunting June 25 



Dickcissel May 23 



Scarlet Tanager June 1 



Bank Swallow May 30 



Cliff Swallow May 20 



Rough Winged Swallow May 20 



Barn Swallow June 10 



Cedar Waxwing July 6 



White Rumped Shrike March 30 



Loggerhead Shrike April 20 



Warbling Vireo June 10 



Solitary Vireo June 14 



White Eyed Vireo June 11 



Red Eyed Vireo June 11 



Hooded Warbler July 6 



Chestnut Sided Warbler June 14 



Yellow Warbler May 30 



Oven Bird May 30 



Yellow Breasted Chat May 11 



Redstart June 17 



Brown Thrasher May 21 



Blue Bird June 1 



Am. Robin May 29 



Wood Thrush May 29 



Wilson Thrush May 31 



House Wren July 30 



Long Bill, Wren June 15 



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Evening Grosbeaks 

 Perhaps you would be interested to 

 know that we have had a flock of 

 Evening Grosbeaks (Hesperiphona 

 Vespertina), thirty-one in number 

 visiting us since Dec. 11th till Dec. 

 26, 1918. Hope to see them again as 

 they come most every morning at day- 

 break and feed on the seeds of Rock 

 Maples in my yard So we have had 

 a good chance to observe them with 

 and without glasses. The last day 

 saw five Pine Grosbeaks were in the 

 same trees, at the head of Whithall. 

 Adelbert Temple. 



Game Law Making Good 



The Federal game law prohibiting 

 spring shooting seems to have en- 

 couraged the wild ducks to stay with 

 us each year. Last year I found four 

 Mallards' nests containing full sets 

 of fresh eggs. Before the Federal 



