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-28- 63. [[underline]] Salpinctes obsoletus obseletus [[/underline]] (Say.) Rock Wren. A Rock Wren was observed at Red Lake on June 27. On the summit of the Chusca Mountains on was seen July 2 singing from the topmost limb of a tall dead yellow pine. One was observed near the Haystacks on July 4. 64. [[underline]] Catherpes mexicanus conspersus [[/underline]] Ridgway. Canyon Wren. One was found near the Haystacks at the southern base of the Chusca Mountains on July 4. 65. [[underline]] Troglodytes aedon parkmani [[/underline]] (Audubon) Western House Wren. This Wren was fairly common among Quaking Aspens on the summit of the Chusca Mountains. 66. [[underline]] Certhia familiaris montana [[/underline]] Ridgway. Rocky Mountain Creeper. On June 30 one was seen in the head of the canyon below [[underline]] Tai-'hah-esse. [[/underline]] 67. [[underline]] Sitta carolinensis nelsoni [[/underline]] Ridgway. Rocky MountainNuthatch. This Nuthatch was fairly common in the Chusca Mountains. A few were seen at Crystal on June 27. 68. [[underline]] Sitta canadensis [[/underline]] Linnaeus. Red-breasted Nuthatch. Several were seen in the canyon below Tsa-'hah-esse on June 30. The Birds were calling steadily.