. The Wilson bulletin . la Sand, Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y, Dr. Chas. E, Slocum, Defiance, O. Miss Jane L. Spencer, East 1st St., Oswego, N. Y. RcT. George F. Weld, Lincoln St., Hingham, Mass. Millard Van Wagner, 47 Leonard St., New York, N. Y. Edward R. Warren, 20 West Caramillo St., Colorado Springs, Colo. Norman A. Wood, 1216 S. U. Ave,, Ann Arbor, Mich. ELECTION OF NEW following persons are nominated for Active membership:Objections to the reception of any of these persons should be sent to-the Secretary before April F. Richardson, 116 S. Main St., Mt, Pleasant,
. The Wilson bulletin . la Sand, Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y, Dr. Chas. E, Slocum, Defiance, O. Miss Jane L. Spencer, East 1st St., Oswego, N. Y. RcT. George F. Weld, Lincoln St., Hingham, Mass. Millard Van Wagner, 47 Leonard St., New York, N. Y. Edward R. Warren, 20 West Caramillo St., Colorado Springs, Colo. Norman A. Wood, 1216 S. U. Ave,, Ann Arbor, Mich. ELECTION OF NEW following persons are nominated for Active membership:Objections to the reception of any of these persons should be sent to-the Secretary before April F. Richardson, 116 S. Main St., Mt, Pleasant, A. Wood, 1216 S. U. Ave., Ann Arbor, , H, Morris, McConnelsville, Ohio,W. H. Brownson, Advertiser Office, Portland, Me,LaRue K, Holmes, Summit, N, J. Chreswell J. Hunt, 1306 N. 53rd St,, Philadelphia, F. Stone, Branchport, N, Y,Walter F. Webb, Grand Ave., Rochester, N, S. Crosby, Rhinebeck, N. Y. Nominated for Associate membership: G. F. Richardson, 116 S, Main St., Mt. Pleasant, A typical nest of the White-eyed Vireo ( IV/vo aovcJxu-acmxisOne egg of the Cowbird appears above the lower edge of the nest. ( Courtesy of Dawsons Birds of Ohio ) THE WILSON BULLETIN NO. 47A QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ORNITHLOGY VOL XVI JUNE, 1904 NO. 2 SOME BIRDS OF OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON. BY J. M. KECK. Olympia is a favorite winter resort for many species ofbirds. The earth is rarely frozen, and both fresh and saltwater is open all winter. The lowest temperature last winterwas 25 degrees. There was but little snow, and at no timewas the ground everywhere covered. Wild fruits abound andremain fresh until spring. In summer the birds are lessabundant than in winter. The following list is the result ofoccasional observations from September i to May 5: 1. Aechmophorus occidentalis. Western Grebe. Common resident. 2. Colymbus hoIbcElIi. Holboell Grebe. Rare winter visitor. 3. Colymbus auritus. Horned Grebe. Migrant, common in spring. 4. Colymbus nigricollis californicus. E
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