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-29- 69. [[underline]] Sitta pygmaea pygmaea [[/underline]] Vigora. Pygmy Nuthatch. The Pygmy Nuthatch was fairly common among the Yellow Pines on the summit of the Chusca Mountains. One morning one aligghted on a stub within two feet of my head. 70. [[underline]] Penthestes gambeli gambeli [[/underline]] Ridgway. Mountain chickadee. Common in the Chusca Mountains. Adults were in such worn plumage that they were hardly recognizable in some cases. A brood of young just from the nest was seen in the pinyons on the Divide 20 miles northwest of Gallup, on June 26. 71. [[underline]] Hylocichla guttata auduboni. [[/underline]] Audubon's Hermit Thrush. The Hermit Thrush was fairly common in the Chusca mountains and was heard singing frequently in morning and evening. The birds were seen occasionally in the canyons. 72. [[underline]] Planesticus migratorius propinquus [[/underline]] Ridgway. Western Robin. The Robin was fairly common in the Chusca Mountains. A young bird just from the nest was seen July 1. Several adult Robins were observed near Crystal on June 27. 73. [[underline]] Sialia mexicanus bairdi [[/underline]] Ridgway. Chestnut-backed Bluebird. Fairly common on the summit of the Chusca Mountains. At Tsa'hah esse