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White-Throated Sparrows (about a dozen), Song Sparrows. [[underline]] Almost [[/underline]] certain I heard the call and song of a Myrtle Warbler up ravine near Glen Carlyn. If so, it would be first in several days - since I didn't see bird, won't say positively. May 20, 1950 - Saturday Rather dark again this morning. Didn't get away from home until after 6:30. Nothing in area near Lee Blvd., except Wood Thrush. Followed usual route through woods, [[insert]] and [[/insert]] up to Glen Carylyn on first, 2nd., + 3rd. gravel roads. Saw very few birds until nearly 10:00, back on track between Jack-in-Pulpit clearing and clearing where I once saw Brewster Warbler. Here I met a teen-age boy named Kerr, from Westover, also