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Sept 22, 1936 (Cont) 7.Hairy Woodpecker 1 on Salmon trout 8. Downy Woodpecker(C) 9. Northern Flicker 2 on Salmon trout 10. Horned Lark 2 on club farm 11. Blue Jay (C) 12. Northern Raven (1) on Salmon trout 13. Pine Siskin 3 near Winter Cabin 14. Savannah Sparrow 4 club farm 1 collected 15. White crowned Sparrow 1 at Salmon Trout dam 16. White throated " [[ditto for Sparrow]] (a) everywhere 17. Slate colored Junco (C) 18. Lincolns Sparrow 1 club farm 3 on Salmon trout 19. Fox Sparrow 2 on Salmon trout missed them both 20. Palm Warbler 10-12 on club farm 21. Brown creeper 1 on Salmon trout 22. White breasted Nuthatch 1 on Salmon trout 23. Red breasted " [[ditto for Nuthatch]](C) 24. Chickadee (C) 25. Golden crowned Kinglet sev on Salmon trout 26. Hermit Thrush (2) The White throated Sparrows have a funny little chirp that I never heard before. It seems to come from the young birds. Sept 23, 1936 Up at 7:00 AM but due to a job fixing cameras did not get away until nine. I did not care because I felt punk. About noon I got my legs to working & feel better tonight as I write these notes. We went to a Mountain Lake landing to see the mink set and found it OK. Then to Rush Lake. Hiked along the south shore to Pony Lake where we separated the