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- The redstart is the most abundant
bird here. Next is Magnolia
warbler, + song sparrow. Heard
Evening Grosbeaks, saw [male symbol] Western
Tanager + 4 Cedar Waxwings. Crows
abundant + noisy. Heard 4 Coyote,
some moose sign about.
July 3, 1936. 100 Mile Lake, Quesnel
Skinned all morning, went
to Quesnel for supplies +
mail in the afternoon. Still
raining. Took [male symbol] magnolia, yng [young] [male symbol]
redstart + a Black capped chickadee.
Thrushes here are all Hermit
Thrush. Heard a different
flycatcher down by the river,
it sounded like a Traill.
July 4, 1936 10 Mile Lake, Quesnel, B.C. [British Columbia]
Thundered + rained off + on all
day with intermittent sunshine.
Examined another Holboell Grebe
nest. 1 egg hatched, 1 pipped + 2
sound. Hatched young one was
nowhere in sight. Around s. [south] end
of lake in willows saw a brood
of young chipping sparrows +
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