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Acadian Flycatcher - 3 Empidomax seen identified as this species had sharp explosive note.
Indigo Bunting one adult male.
Parula Warbler several
House Wren several
White-throated Sparrow several.
Chipping Sparrow one.
? Chat one heard.

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June 22, Sunday, (continued)

were noticed at all. Bewick's
Wrens are said to occur here but
I could not find any though
house wrens were common and
I thought had young out of the
nest.

Hooded Warblers were common
in the second growth on the 
hillsides and I heard the
males singing often.  They
scolded me sharply at
times with a loud [[underlined]] chirp [[/underlined]]
as though I was near their
nests.  The males work
quite rapidly through the undergrowth
singing and flying
a hundred feet or more at
a stretch so that it is difficult
to follow them.  Occasionally they
go into the lower limbs of 
the trees to sing.

The only bird that I collected
was a male Ovenbird and they
were fairly common.

Red-eyed Vireos were common and
saw one nest.

Saw a young Indigo Bunting
out of the nest and heard
the males calling.

Hairy Woodpeckers were
seen.