. Bird lore . kingbird Blue-gray Gnatcatcher •Caspian Tern Fosters Tern Creater Shearwater King Eider List of Birds observed byJoseph A. Hagar, in Mass.,from January 1, 1911, toDecember 31, 1911. Locality Boston Marshfield Newton Newton Marshfield Brookline Marshfield Marshfield Ipswich ;... Ipswich Middlesex Fells Scituate Nantucket Plum Island. Scituate Marshfield Brookline Marshfield Date May 23Apr. 8Jan. IMar. 15Aug. 29Mar. 19Apr. 18July 30Aug. 20Aug. 20Aug. 20Apr. 22Aug. 29July IOct. 12Aug. 8Sept. 7Mar. 19Apr. 30 List of Birds observed by Mitchell, in Mass., fromJanuary 1,
. Bird lore . kingbird Blue-gray Gnatcatcher •Caspian Tern Fosters Tern Creater Shearwater King Eider List of Birds observed byJoseph A. Hagar, in Mass.,from January 1, 1911, toDecember 31, 1911. Locality Boston Marshfield Newton Newton Marshfield Brookline Marshfield Marshfield Ipswich ;... Ipswich Middlesex Fells Scituate Nantucket Plum Island. Scituate Marshfield Brookline Marshfield Date May 23Apr. 8Jan. IMar. 15Aug. 29Mar. 19Apr. 18July 30Aug. 20Aug. 20Aug. 20Apr. 22Aug. 29July IOct. 12Aug. 8Sept. 7Mar. 19Apr. 30 List of Birds observed by Mitchell, in Mass., fromJanuary 1, I 9 1 1, to Decem-ber 31, 191 1. Locality Public . .Arboretum. . Newton Marshfield Brookline Cambridge. . Marshfield Ipswich Ipswich Ipswich Cambridge. . .Scituate Plum Island. Jamaica PlainBrookline Hull Nahant Date May 18-Apr. 12Aug. 29Feb. IINov. 22July 30Aug. 20Aug. 20Aug. 20Jan. 25Aug. 29 Sept. 23 Sept. 3Mar. 3 Aug-. 15Sept. 3Aug. ISNov. 5. INDIGO BUNTING NEAR NEST CONTAINING THREE RECENTLY HATCHED YOUNG Photographed by Dr. William Pepper, at Chestnut Hill, Pa., August 17, 1911 ^ott& from jfielD auD ^tuDp From the Maine Coast The coniferous woods of Mount DesertIsland, and the smaller islands that liethickly about it, are alive with the flashingwings and lisping songs of Warblers atthis time of year. The Black-throatedGreen Warblers are especially sunny days they delight to perch inthe tops of spruce trees among thethickly clustered cones, and sing withobvious enjoyment a quaint song offive notes which is phrased not unlikepart of the White-throated Sparrowssong: Sweet, siveet, Canada. The firsttwo notes are in a drawling, reedy tone;the last three clear and very rapid. I was walking today (June 19) alongthe shingle beach in the seaward side ofone of the small islands off Seal strip of grass land ended in a sandbankabove me, and fifty yards inland was athick spruce thicket. A stiff breeze blewfrom
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