. The Oölogist for the student of birds, their nests and eggs . , writes to changehis address to R. F. D. No. 1, Los An-geles, California, where he is justmoving into a new home completed byhim this winter, and adds: Maybeyou think I wont be glad to get inmy home and at my books again. G. Freeman Morcom, formerly Pres-ident of the Cooper Club of California,has just enjoyed a visit to we did not meet him. Donald J. Nicholson reports the tak-ing of two sets of Bald Eagle eggsJanuary Sth and January 15th and aset of the Horned Owl, January Sth atOrlando, Florida. This is the firstr


. The Oölogist for the student of birds, their nests and eggs . , writes to changehis address to R. F. D. No. 1, Los An-geles, California, where he is justmoving into a new home completed byhim this winter, and adds: Maybeyou think I wont be glad to get inmy home and at my books again. G. Freeman Morcom, formerly Pres-ident of the Cooper Club of California,has just enjoyed a visit to we did not meet him. Donald J. Nicholson reports the tak-ing of two sets of Bald Eagle eggsJanuary Sth and January 15th and aset of the Horned Owl, January Sth atOrlando, Florida. This is the firstrecord we have of the season. A note from F. A. W. Dean of Nia-gara Falls, N. Y., under date of Feb-ruary 1st, 1911, says, I leave tonighton a collecting trip through Arizona,New Mexico, California and Oregon;headquarters at Areata, California. Henry W. Beers, of Bridgeport, Con-necticut, whose name is on the Rollof Honor as having commenced hissubscription to THE OOLOGIST withVolume 1, number 1, is one of the earlyrenewals received this month. 64 THE OOLOGIST. No. 54 Product of Isaac E. Hess—Buzzard Tree at Philo, III. —Photo by Isaac E. Hess. The foregoing represents the product of a treet near Philo Illinois inwhich a pair of Turkey Buzzards have nested for a number of years Photo-graphed by Isaac E. Hess.


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