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Hawk, 1; Bobwhite, 34; Ring-necked 
Pheasant, 1; Belted Kingfisher, 2; 
Flicker, 2; Horned Lark, 250; Black¬ 
billed Magpie, 10; Black-capped 
Chickadee, 3; Starling, 300; House 
Sparrow, 100; Western Meadowlark, 
27; Cardinal, 3; American Gold¬ 
finch, 20; Slate-colored Junco, 6; 
Tree Sparrow, 10. 
DRAGONFLIES. There was a 
mass movement of dragonflies, go¬ 
ing a little east of south, observed 
in Omaha and in Lincoln around 
7 P.M. September 6, 1969, The move¬ 
ment lasted from around half an 
hour to maybe an hour. Anyone with 
