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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. [[end page]] [[start page]] see [[underlined]] antea[[?]] [[/underlined]] 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.