BY THE WAYSIDE 
55 
La Crosse, Dec., 17, 1904. 
Dear Wayside: 
I send below a list of birds that I have iden 
tified during 1904: 
1. Bob-white. 
2. Pine grosbeak. 
3. Chickadee. 
4. White-breasted nuthatch. 
5. Brown Creeper. 
6. Hairy woodpecker. 
7. Evening grosbeak. 
8. Gold finch. 
9. Blue jay. 
10. Snow bunting. 
11. Barred owl. 
12. Downy woodpecker. 
13. Great northern Shrike. 
14. Junco. 
15. Redpoll linnet. 
16. Crow. 
17. Tree sparrow. 
18. Prairie horned lark. 
19. Robin. 
20. Blue bird. 
21. Bronzed grackle. 
22. Red-winged blackbird. 
23. Canada goose. 
24. Fox sparrow. 
25. Phoebe. 
26. Song sparrow. 
27. Lesser scaup duck. 
28. Tree swallow. 
29. Yellow-bellied sapsucker. 
30. American raven. 
31. Purple martin. 
32. Rusty blackbird. 
33. Flicker. 
34. Mourning dove. 
35. Meadow lark. 
36. Logger-headed shrike. 
37. Vesper sparrow. 
38. Wilson’s snipe. 
39. Golden-crowned kinglet. 
40. Field sparrow. 
41. Swamp sparrow. 
42. Kingfisher. 
43. Killdeer. 
44. Herring gull. 
45. Short-billed marsh wren. 
46. Coot. 
47. Hermit thrush. 
48. Osprey. 
49. Myrtle warbler. 
50. American bittern. 
51. Ruby-crowned kinglet. 
52. Purple finch. 
53. Chipping sparrow. 
54. Towhee. 
55. White-throated sparrow. 
56. Pied-billed grebe. 
57. Mallard duck. 
58. Marsh' hawk. 
59. Horned grebe. 
60. Sora rail. 
61. Chimney swift. 
62. Bank swallow. 
63. Blue-winged teal. 
64. Bonaparte gull. 
65. Winter wren. 
66. Barn swallow. 
67. Cow bird. 
68. Brown thrasher. 
69. Black and white creeper 
70. Palm warbler. 
71. Baltimore oriole. 
72. King bird. 
73. Yellow warbler. 
74. Rose-breasted grosbeak. 
75. Black tern. 
76. Wood thrush. 
77. Oven bird. 
78. House wren. 
79. Redstart. 
80. Warbling vireo. 
81. Cat bird. 
82. Prothonotary warbler. 
83. Yellow-throated vireo. 
84. Shark shinned hawk. 
85. Black-throated blue warb¬ 
ler. 
86. Spotted sandpiper. 
Aged 16. 
87. Blue-winged warbler. 
88. Chestnut-sided warbler. 
89. Wilson’s thrush. 
90. Wilson’s warbler. 
91. Woodcock. 
92. Maryland yellowthroat. 
93. Indigo bunting. 
94. Red-headed woodpecker. 
95. Red-bellied woodpecker. 
96. W r ood pewee. 
97. Northern waterthrush. 
98. Golden-winged warbler. 
99. Black poll warbler. 
100. Canadian warbler. 
101. Magnolia warbler. 
102. Black-throated green war 
bier. 
103. Red-eyed vireo. 
104. Great blue heron. 
105. Least fly catcher. 
106. American crossbill. 
107. Lark sparrow. 
108. Red-breasted nuthatch. 
109. Night hawk. 
110. Scarlet tanager. 
111. Black-billed cuckoo. 
112. Cape May warbler. 
113. Cliff swallow. 
115. Bobolink. 
116. Common tern. 
117. Blackburnian warbler. 
118. Nashville warbler. 
119. Mourning warbler. 
120. Least sandpiper. 
121. Yellow-headed blackbird. 
122. Great-crested fly catcher. 
123. Ruby-throated hummer. 
124. Cedar wax wing. 
125. American white pelican. 
126. Yellow-billed cuckoo. 
127. Least tern. 
128. Least bittern. 
129. White-rumped sandpiper. 
130. Wood duck. 
131. Little green heron. 
132. Ruffed grouse. 
133. Sparrow hawk. 
Respectfully, 
Leo J. Egelberg, 
