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A si n wilsonianus in Shelburne, New Hampshire.— A female American 
Long-eared Owl was shot on the banks of the Androscoggin River in 
Shelburne, New Hampshire, early in the morning of October 12, 1908, by 
Mr. C. D. Bullerwell of Cambridge, Massachusetts. I was visiting in Shel- 
burne at the time and Mr. Bullerwell kindly presented the specimen to me. 
I have deposited it in the Museum of Mr. William Brewster. 
The town of Shelburne is in the White Mountain region about twelve 
miles northeast of Mount Washington, in the northern part of the State. 
Mr. G. M. Allen, in his ‘List of the Birds of New Hampshire,’ published in 
the ‘ Proceedings of the Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences,’ volume 
IV, 1903, page 104, says, in regard to Asio wilsonianus-. “All the records 
which I have for this species are from localities in the southern and central 
part of the State. I have never seen it in the White Mountains.” 
Wai/tek Deane, Cambridge, Mass. 
Auk 2#, Jan. -1909 ,p« ~7 
