Auk, XIII, Oct., 1898, p.^-^-?"' 



The Hudsonian Chickadee breeding in Southern Vermont.— On June 

 29, 1895, I found two Hudsonian Chickadees {Parus hudsonicus) and one 

 Black-poll Warbler {Dendroica striata') on the summit of Stratton Moun- 

 tain in southern Vermont. According to the U. S. Geological Survey 

 the altitude of Stratton Mountain is 3859 feet, and these birds were 

 observed at an altitude of about 3800 feet. The latitude is about 43° 6' — 

 26 miles north of the Massachusetts line. As far as I can learn, the 

 Hudsonian Chickadee has never been recorded from as far south in the 

 breeding season. The Black-poll Warbler has been found by Mr. Bick- 

 nell and others in the Catskills, but I can find no other more southern 

 record for it. — Francis H. Allen, West Roxhicry, Mass. 



Birds Observed at Beimiupftcm Y.T. 



pair nested. 



Penthestes hudsonicus hudsonicus. Hudsonian Chickadee. — 

 1912, Dec. 26, one seen. — Lucretius H. Ross, M. D., Bennington, Vermont. 



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