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Elm In Front of High School in Baraboo 3:15 P.M. April 16,1902 [[marginalia]] position [[/marginalia]] This afternoon while reciting Latin I saw a Robin light in an elm outside the open window. It was a female. [[marginalia]] note of anger [[/marginalia]] She opened her mouth angrily crouched and gave a rapid note of anger like [[underlined]] skeep skeep ske he hehe [[/underlined]]. Immediately the male dashed up and flew at her. [[marginalia]] fight [[/marginalia]] They had a rough and tumble fight until she fled. [[marginalia]] building nest [[/marginalia]] Then my eye caught a newly begun nest on a limb a few feet off and In a minute the female came back bringing a beak full of grass. She lit on the nest and deposited her load to her satisfaction. Then she began to burrow in the mass of grass occassionally arranging a bunch more to her satisfaction until she had made a cup. She used her breast to mould it. Each time she rested in the nest for awhile. [[marginalia]] male [[/marginalia]] The male sat in the top of the tree and sang.
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