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5-21-80 Wed. 62°-64° Rain of varying intensity all night; continuing - to noon - wind NE - 5-10 mph. - heavy overcast all day - ash from Mt. St. Helen's (Washington) said to be here - [[red ink & underline]] Rain = 1.0" [[/underline]] [[red ink]] Cloudless late afternoon [[/red ink]] 2 Red-eyed Vireos (25) 15-20 Doves [[red √]] [[red underline]] 2 [[/underline]] White-eyed Vireo [[/red u/l]] (25)[[/u/l]] 4-5 Crows 3-4 Redstarts (5) 2-3 Jays 1 Wilson's W. (5) 10-15 Grackles 1 Green Heron 1-2 Red-wings 1 Bluebird ♂(5) 2 Cowbirds (5) 1 Acad. Flycatcher 10-15 Starlings 1 Peewee (5) 6-8 House Sps. 50+ C. Waxwings 2-3 Song " [[ditto for: Sps.]] (5) 1 Yellow-br. Chat (5) 1 C. Wren (5) 1 Pine W. (5) 3-4 Goldfinches (5) 2 Catbirds 4-5 Chickadees (5) 4-5 Robins 4-5 Titmice (5) [[end page]] [[start page]] [[top margin]]2 Chipmunks (away 1:40-4:00 PM.)[[end of top margin]] 10-11 Cardinals 1-2 Meadowlarks 2-3 Mockers 1-2 Fields Sps. 1 Pil. Woodpecker 1-2 Chipping " [[ditto for: Sps.]] 1-2 Red-bellies 1 Bobwhite 2 Downys 2 Indigo Buntings (25) 3 Barn Swallows 1 Cr. Flycatcher 1 Thrasher 3 Ch. Swifts 3-5 Blackpoll Ws [[red underline]] 1 Red-shoulder [[/underline]] [[red √1]] 1 Prairie W. (5) 1 Parula W. [[red √]] 1 Wh.-b. Nuthatch (5) 1 Wood Thrush 1 Yellow-b. Cuckoo 1 Yellow-throat [[red]] √1 Lucy Johnston told Claire that she & Carter can see [[double underline]] 3 [[\underline]] young Red-shoulders on nest in their woods - about 1/2 mile from us. [[/red]]