Birds of Southern New Brunswick. 
Mi , Chamberlain. 
8. Pipilo erythrophthalmns. Towhee. — A specimen, now in the 
collection of the Natural History Society of St. John, was shot at Irish- 
town on May 8, 1881, by Mi-. J. Belyea. 
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Towhee ( Pipilo erythrophthabnusf. — This handsome bird, 
an old acquaintance of mine from Maryland, seems to be extending 
its breeding range to this latitude. W hile I never saw it here, I 
was surprised to see a mounted specimen, a male, in the small 
collection of the keeper at the rifle range, just without the city limits. 
Upon inquiry he stated to me, that he had seen three or four of 
these birds near the range during the summer of 1904, of which 
he shot and mounted the one in question. In the summer of 1906 
he saw about ten of them frequenting the same place. It is 
to be hoped that they return in greater numbers and stay. 
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219. Pipilo erythrophthalmus. Towhee. — Summer resident, fairly 
common April 13 to October 19; common migrant; latest record Novem- 
ber 16, 1899; breeds (May 25, 1890). 
