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74
1898
May 18
(No. 14)
The stream to the cabin, pausing at
one time to listen to the warble of
the Long-billed Marsh Wren in the
reeds. Our list has now reached
74 species, and after supper as I
was about stepping into the boat
to cross over to W. Bedford, a pair
of Night Herons lit in a large
tree across the river, their white
necks showing plainly in the
clear light. So 75 was the number.
So ended a very happy and de-
lightful day. I append a list of
the birds observed on May 18 not
far from the cabin on both sides of
the river, with the number recorded.
– = seen
o = heard
+ = seen & heard
| -- | -- |
|---|---|
| + Turdus fuscesens (15) | + Dendroica maculosa (5) |
| + Merula migratoria ∞ | + {Dendroica} pensylvanica (25) |
| + Sialia sialis (3) | – {Dendroica} castanea ♂ {male} (1) |
| + Galeocoptes carolinensis (12) | + {Dendroica} blackburniae (3) |
| + Harporhynchus rufus (4) | + {Dendroica} virens (25) |
| o Cistothorus palustris (1) | + {Dendroica} vigorsii (4) |
| + Parus atricapillus (2) | + Seiurus aurocapillaris (25) |
| + Mniotilta varia (20) | + {Seiurus} noveboracensis (8) |
| + Helminthophila chrysoptera (1) | + Geothlypis trichas (20) |
| + {Helminthophila} ruficapella (12) | + Sylvania pusilla (6) |
| + Comprothlypis americana (12) | + {Sylvania} canadensis (1) |
| + Dendroica aestiva (3) | + Setophaga ruticilla (15) |
| + {Dendroica} caerulescens (3) | + Vireo olivaceus (3) |
| + {Dendroica} coronata 3 ♂ {male}; 1 ♀ {female} (4) | + {Vireo} solitarius (4) |
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Initial transcription by Walter Kittredge