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Hemlock Bluffs. 4:20 P.M. Mar.9,1902 This afternoon Mat Engeln and I were over at the Hemlock Bluffs. Heard what we thought were some tame ducks but when heard a second time I knew to be Canada geese. [[marginalia]] formation [[/marginalia]] They were formed into one great V with one arm about 1/3 as long as the other this soon split up and finally there were five separate flocks. They all travelled in V or for a short distance in a line. [[marginalia]] number [[/marginalia]] There were 65 by actual count. Eleven flew over towards the mill pond and the rest probably lit in the river between here and ableman's. [[marginalia]] direction [[/marginalia]] They were flying up along the valley and were going north. [[marginalia]] height [[/marginalia]] They were probably 500 feet up and half a mile away.
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