Goothlypis trichas 
1866. 
.■'une 9. 
Middlesex County, ^’ass. 
Nest with one egg. 
1868, 
26. 
Sav/- one building. 
" 4. 
Several males singing. 
June 3. 
Found a nest jus', finished. 
“ 4-. 
Found a nest containing three fresh eggs. The 
nest could scarcely be distinguished from a field Spar- 
rov;’s and like it was raised about a foot from the earth, 
in the ground juniper so common in rocky pastures. The 
male v/as immature. 
8.i! Pound a nest witli tv;o fresh eggs. 
July 7. 
After an interval of silence ohe males are all sing- 
ing again; hence I believe they have second broods. 
« 25, 
A few males still singing. 
Sept 27. 
poveral. 
1869. 
May 8. 
Oct. 2. 
A male. 
One 
187n.,- 
une 1. 
Mest, with four fresh eggs, attached to three or 
four upriglit fern stalks. 
"ct- 24,; 
^n adult male 
1871. 
May 2.i 
Several males. 
1876. 
May 11. 
'umbers, 
Cune 1. 
"ost three eggs, and one ’^ov; "ird’s. 
« Q 
O 0 j 
; Tv;o nests, one v^ith three, the other v/ith four fresh 
eggs. The first built among ferns, resting on the 
1 ground but by its ovm excessive bulk, supporting the eggs 
1 at the height of nearly a foot; the other in the top of 
a high ground-juniper at least throe feet above the 
ground. The males of both stole off quietly, neither 
returning or chirping 
