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[[blank page]] [[end page]] [[start page]] 43 [[underline]] Swamp [[/underline]] [[underline]] Aug. 7 [[/underline]] In a mixed partly cleared hemlock, tamarack, balsam, & deciduous swamp we found dark blue berries of [[underline]] Clintonia umbellata [[/underline]], bushes of Mt. holly, with bluish green leaves & pinkish red berries (brighter in the sun). Patches of vivid red ^[[insertion]] sun lit- [[/insertion]] bunch berries, the snowberry vine with its tiny close set leaves & pearly berries clinging to - clambering on - roots, & young mt. ashes, good to see again. We waded waist deep among the fronds of cinnamon fern & sank ankle deep in sphagnum. An animal that darted [[image - pen drawing of zigzag]] like a rabbit fled from a brush heap that afforded good cover. A Canadian warbler seemed much at home & a pair of white-throats fussed suggestively. The filmy tamaracks are interesting in their individuality. The white throat sang. Hobble bush sprawled on the ground.
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Kept Florence's spelling mistakes Clintonia umbellata = clintonia umbellulata