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July 13, 1937 Up early & with C.J & Iris rowed to north end of the lake and climbed a low whale back from which we had a good view of the lake & surrounding country. The little rain of Sunday made the country look much greener & fresher. Just as we landed we heard a mixed flock of warblers [[writeover]] in [[over]] ? [[/writeover]] a group of spruce & birch. They proved to be Baybreasts, Redstarts & Blackburnians. Returned home at eleven for a good swim before lunch - saw following birds [[The following list is in two columns on this page]] [[left column]] 1. Loon 2 2. Crow 2 3. Maryland Yellowthroat 1 4. Redstart 4 5. White throated sparrow 2 6. Song sparrow 2 7. Robin 2 8. Olive backed Thrush 4 9. Red eyed Vireo C 10. Downy Woodpacker 1 11. Black capped Chickadee 6 12. Bronzed Grackle 2 13. Savannah Sparrow 6 14. Goldfinch 4 15. Ovenbird 1 16. Osprey 1 17. Cedar Waxwing 6 18. Alder Flycatcher 1 19. Vesper Sparrow 5 20. Sharp skinned Hawk 1 21. Phoebe 1 22. Wood Pewee 2 (Have heard calling on several days previously) [[right column]] 23. Bay breasted Warbler 4 24. Blackburnian " [[ditto for Warbler]] 2 25. Chipping Sparrow 4 (Have heard Chippy's singing every day but failed to see them until today) 26. Red breasted Nuthatch 3