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Woods near Fairgrounds in Baraboo 7:45 A.M. April 16, 1902 This morning I was down in the woods near the fairgrounds. Vesper Sparrows were quite common. I heard on sing and saw it on the ground. I watched it a while. [[marginalia]] mating actions [[/marginalia]] It advanced towards another one with tail raised and out stretched wings vibrating with a swift tremulous up and down motion. [[marginalia]] resentment of female [[/marginalia]]The female however flew at it and drove it away and then went away herself. Both sang. The were evidently mating.
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