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Sept. 30, 1951, Sun. 1 Tanager, pair cowbirds (♂ & ♀ in top of tall oak tree above track by small Brayhill houses), few Blackpolls, 1 Black-Throated Green W., 1 Magnolia, many White-Throated Sparrows. [[strikethrough]] and Juncos [[/strikethrough]] Oct. 5, 1951 - Fri. Began vacation this morning. To last through 10/21 if lucky. Brilliant day, wind perhaps 15-20 m.p.h. (?) most of time, keeping tree tops in vigorous motion. At first bend in Honeysuckle Stream, where path follows very edge of bank, a Black & White W. (♂) hunted about in a pine, about 30 feet up. With him were a [[underlined]] Red-Breasted Nuthatch [[/underlined]] (first I seen in several years, I believe),