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- Mrs. Thursday, both of which
ventures were unsuccessful.
One of Nancy [Mahoney]'s coots hatched this
morning. She walked through the
marsh - and found blackbirds and
coots. She heard the Sora Rail
again (heard it yesterday)
Nancy [Mahoney] and Tim [Miles Timothy Myres] banded the (2 clutch)
flickers, and noted that the bluebird
had been predated, and the "apartment
house" had fallen down. The
pintail was predated. They brought
home 3 pintail eggs and a stray
robin's egg. After supper she saw
a territory made and held, and
copulation - one pair of grebes only.
They don't become active until the
sun goes off the lake.
Nancy [Mahoney] and Tim [Miles Timothy Myres] checked the
cliff swallows this afternoon.
Westwick Lake Friday, June 10/55 [1955]
Weather - hot - 100 [degree symbol] in the shade - no wind
I went in to town and got the
Woodwards order. Nancy [Mahoney] watched
grebes in the morning and evening.
She heard the Rail again. She and
Tim [Miles Timothy Myres] did the swallows again, and
waded the marsh.
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