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[[preprinted]] 22 [[/preprinted]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] 23 [[/preprinted]] 1907 November 11 Monday. This morning it was very chilly and grew rapidly colder with a northeast wind until the thermometer reached +32 [[degree symbol]] at ten o'clock. After this there were a number of snow flurries and it was warmer by noon with the ground white with snow. By night it was all gone however. A few flakes of snow fell yesterday and Saturday I saw the first Canada Geese and a large flock of Mallard. Prof. Dyche brought up a Sparrowhawk [[??]] which Lindsay shot in the morning this seems like an unusually late date for them and I cannot remember seeing one so late before. It was very fat and in fine plumage and I am skinning it to mount. This morning when I went to the museum I could hear them [[?]] away at ducks up the river. Ed Brown shot 20 one morning at Lake View. November 16 Saturday 3186 Accipiter velox. A. Westmore Haskill bottoms south if Lawrence, Kas, iris yellow maxilla [[strikethrough]] ble [[/strikethrough]] + and tip of mandible black. Base of mandible + maxillar tonilae slate core greenish yellow changing to slate on the sides Tarsus yellow claws black Length 290 wing 174 tail 145 stomach contents. 3187. Galescoptus carolinisis. A. Westmore Dog Farm Hedge. South of Lawrence Kas, iris brown. bill black. tarsus dark brown. Length 205 wing 92 tail 91.