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76 caught it. Crown, stripe through eye, tail and upper parts fuscous. The feathers edged with buffy; cinnamon spots on wings and back; line [[strikethrough]]through[[/strikethrough]] below eye and above eye and through crown buffy; underparts yellowish; outer tail feathers white; sides streaked with fuscous; a few black spots on the breast. It did not try to get away by flying but wanted creep away and hide. It gave no note. Then I went home. [[line]] [[strikethrough]]Mo[[[/strikethrough]] June [[line]] [[end page]] [[start page]] 77 June 2 Sunday. This afternoon I went over to the Hemlocks. Found a Chipping Sparrows nest in a gooseberry bush by Kapelke's. It contained eggs. The old one sat on the until my hand nearly touched it. Went on across the [[strikethrough]]river[[/strikethrough]] creek. A Bluejay sat in the top of a large tree for a long time and never moved. A male Rose-breasted Grosbeak fought another. It gave a note like [[underscored with wavy line]] squee squee [[/underscored with wavy line]]. Took down a number of Wood Thrush notes; a harsh rolling tuck [[underline with wavy line]] or pluck [[/underline with wavy line]]. Indigo Buntings and Phoebe's were very thick. [[line]]