The Life and Times of George H. Breiding (Armed Services Journal: 1941 to 1943) Bird Lists

Notes and species listed for 1942 and 1943 mostly Colorado & WV. Some Ohio & other miscellaneous areas

See 1942 bird lists here.

1943 observations begin on page 74.

cn = call note
s = song
si = sight
c = call

I. Sunday, January 3, 1943
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Bakersville above Silver Plume. Foot of Loveland Pass

A.M. Baieley, Joe Stephens of Colorado Museum of Natural History

Cold, snow hip deep in some places. (Grey day)

Magpie
Rocky Mountain Jay-collected
Robin (4)
Chicadee
Long-tailed
Chicadee
Mountain
Solitaire Townsends (3) at Dumont
Goshawk

Friday, January 22 1943 - house Sparrows mating-Lowry Field

II. Friday, February 12, 1943
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Evans Ranch, Base of Mountain Evans. Clean Creek Co. Bailey Stephens, Frison of Urbana, Illinois

Yellow Pines, Kinmikennick - Two inches snow fell nite before warmed up considerably. Clouds of snows rolling along the tip of Evans.

White Winged Junco-5 or 6 collected
Mountain Chicadee-several collected
Clark's Crow
Black-Eared Nuthatch (several collected)-Long Crested Jay
Brown (Rocky Mountain Creeper-1 taken
Rock Mountain Hairy Woodpecker (2 prs. Taken)
American Magpie
Cassin's Purple Finch-3 coll
Robin
Red Breasted Nuthatch-one
maybe two taken
Northern Shrike-1 seen
Red-tailed Hawk-2 individuals seen
Rocky Mountain Nuthatch-several taken

III. Monday, March 22, 1943
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Denver to Red Rocks Park

E.G.M. & I arrived R.R. about 4 PM. Looking for Rosy Finches-unsuccessful.

Warm, sunny then cloudy, rising winds.

American Magpie
Robin
Mountain Bluebirds
Red-shafted Flicker
Slate Colored Junco
(Shufeldt's Junco) Oregon Junco
Grey-headed Junco

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Sparrow Hawk (en route) to Red Rocks
Pine Siskins-first for year
Western Meadowlark-Singing
Desert Horned Lark
Woodhouse Jay
Red Wing (en route)

Oregon grape, Rumex(2)Yellow Pine Association along with Shrub Oak Mountain Mahogany & 3 leaved Sumac.Check on pink sided & mountains

IV. Saturday, March 27, 1943
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Saturday afternoon Time 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Fitzimons Hospital area at Star-K ranch (Richardson's Grove Aurora, Colo). Ten in party from Colorado Bird Club

The Browns
Mrs. Fredricks
Jim Humphrey (ies)
Misses L. Wagneld
R. Story
R. Wheeler
2 ladies whose names I must learn & myself

Weather - warm ,very slightly overcast otherwise sunny.

1. Common Goldfinch (flock)
2. Pine Siskin (flock)
3. Redwing (flock)
4. American Magpie (flock)
5. Robin
6. Western Meadowlark-song
7. Red-shafted Flicker
8. Western House Finch
9. English Sparrow
10. Sparrow Hawk
11. Rocky Mountain Creeper - 2 si
12. Long-tailed Chicadee - 2 si
13. Great Blue Heron - si s
14. Mountain Song Sparrow si no
15. Oregon (Shufeldt's) Junco
16. Ring-necked Pheasant - si ♀ ♂

It might be added this trip covered the Upper Sonoran Zone or Plains Region where one finds the Yucca & cacti merging into the Prairie Stream bottom association of cottonwoods willows and cattails.

Our quest was in search of owls which proved unsuccessful. However Mr. Stark the land owner claims that he had observed the Horned Owl & Barn Owl the very day we were on his property.

V. Monday, April 5, 1943
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Franklin County, Near Springfield Ohio-on bus

1. Chipping Sparrow (2) on Field
2. Redwing
3. Grackle
4. Starling
5. Eastern Mourning Dove
6. Robin
7. Crow
8. English Sparrow
9. Eastern Meadowlark

VI. Friday, April 9, 1943
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Stackyard Hollow, Wheeling, WV

Warm - usual Ohio Valley cloudiness, light breeze. No doubt the natives would call it a clear day.

1. Robin
2. Starling
4. Chipping Sparrow
4. Downy Woodpecker
5. Carolina Wren
6. English Sparrow
7. Song Sparrow
8. Cardinal
9. North Flicker
10. Red-Eye Towhee
11. Field Sparrow
12. Eastern Phoebe
13. Slate-colored Junco
14. Crow
15. Woodcock
16. Carolina Chicadee
17. Brown Creeper
18. Brown Thrasher

VII. Saturday, April 10, 1943
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Middle Wheeling Creek - Ohio County Elm Grove, WV

1. Bobwhite Quail
2. Eastern Bluebird
2. Chipping Sparrow
4. Slate Colored Junco
5. Robin
6. Horned Lark, Prairie

Was with Herb Moore, game warden for the district. He was "planting" quail. Perching birds seemed to be lacking. Reason--?

VII. Sunday, April 11, 1943
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Fulton to Leatherwood & Oglebay Park, Wheeling, WV

1. Cardinal
2. Crow
3. Downy Woodpecker
4. Song Sparrow
5. Chipping Sparrow
6. English Sparrow
7. Carolina Chicadee
8. Starling
9. Cowbird
10. Field Sparrow
11. Tufted Titmouse
12. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
13. Red-Eye Towhee
14. Loisiana Waterthrush
15. Golden-crowned Kinglet
16. Meadowlark
17. Ring-necked Pheasant
18. Phoebe
19. North Flicker
20. Eastern Phoebe
21. Brown Creeper
22. Slate-colored Junco
23.Mourning Dove

VIII. Tuesday, April 13 & Wednesday 14, 1943
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Two day field trip with L. E. Hicks that covered seven counties (Franklin, Madison,Piskaway,Pike, Fayette,Ross and Highland) in the prairies regions and southern hills region of Ohio.

The abundance of water and migration time kept one on the alert for both waterfowl and passerine birds. The weather was rain and windy with repeated showers of snow that gave way to intermittent periods of sunshine.

1. Common Loon
2. Pied-billed Grebe
3. Great Blue Heron
4. Black-Crowned Night-heron
5. Mallard
6. Common Black Duck
7. Gadwall

April 13 & 14, 1943-Columbus-Ohio

8. Pintail
9. Blue-winged Teal
10. Shoveller
11. Scaup (species?)
12. Turkey Vulture
13. Cooper's Hawk
14. Osprey-(Redtail)
15. North Red Shouldered Hawk
16. Marsh Hawk
17. Sparrow Hawk
18. Eastern Bob White Quail
19. Ring Necked Phaesant
20. American Coot
21. Killdeer
22. Wilson's Snipe
23. Upland Plover
24. Golden Plover
25. Herring Gull
26. Ring-billed Gull
27. Bonaparte's Gull
28. Eastern Mourning Dove
29. Eastern Screech Owl
30. Chimney Swift
31. American Mergansen
32. Hooded Merganser
33. Horned Grebe
34. Eastern Belted Kingfisher
35. Northern Flicker
36. Red Headed Woodpecker
37. Eastern Hairy Woodpecker
38. North Downy Woodpecker
39. Yell. Bellied Sapsacker
40. Eastern Phoebe
41. Prairie Horned Lark
42. Tree Swallow
43. Bank Swallow
44. Rough-winged Swallow
45. Purple Martin
46. Barn Swallow
47. North Blue Jay
48. Eastern Crow
49. Carolian Chicadee
50. Tufted Titmouse
51. Northern White Breasted Nuthatch
52. Brown Creeper
53. Brown Thrasher
54. Robin
55. Eastern Hermit Thrush
56. Eastern Bluebird
57. Migrant Shrike
58. Starling
59. English Sparrow
60. Eastern Meadowlark
61. Purple Grackle
62. Eastern Cowbird
63. Eastern Cardinal
64. Red-eyed Towhee
65. Eastern Goldfinch
66. Eastern Savannah Sparrow
67. Eastern Vesper Sparrow
68. Slate Colored Junco
69. Eastern Field Sparrow
70. Swamp Sparrow
71. Mississippi Song Sparrow
72. Eastern Ruby Crown Kinglet
73. American Rough-leg Hawk
74. Golden Crown Kinglet
75. Fox Sparrow
76. Tree Sparrow
77. Baldpate
78. Rusty Blackbird
79. Ring-necked Duck

Out of sequence entry at bottom of page:

5/1/43-Broadtail Hummingbird-Denver Bailey

5/2/43-Magpie calling 10:30 P.M.

IX. Saturday, April 17, 1943
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Fulton Hill-Stackyard Hollow, Wheeling, WV

1. Crow
2. Cardinal
3. Chicadee
4. Tufted Titmouse
5. Ruby Crowned Kinglet
6. GolDouble-crestedKinglet
7. Winter Wren (?)
8. English Sparrow
9. Song Sparrow
10. Field Sparrow
11. Chipping Sparrow
12. Brown Thrasher-at noon
13. White Crown Sparrow (2)
14. Brown Creeper
15. Slate-colored Junco
16. Red-eyed Towhee
17. Cowbird

X. [?]No Date Entered
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Thru Illinois by Chicago on the Rock Island "Rocket" route

1. Crow
2. Starling
3. Killdeer
4. American Coot
5. Redwing
6. Blue Wing Teal
7. Great Blue Heron
8. Broadwing Hawk (2)
9. Mourning Dove
10. Sparrow Hawk
11. Hawk Soaring (Roughly 2) (Coopers)
12. Grebe (2)
13. Grackle
14. Herring Gull
15. Kingfisher
16. Ring-billed Gull
17. Ring-necked Pheasant
18. Meadowlark
19. Flicker
20. Robin
21. Cowbird
22. Duck-Scaup or Ring Neck

XI. Easter Sunday, April 25, 1943
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Barr, Colorado-Barr Lake, elevation 5100

I made a circle of the resovoir which totals about 7 miles in circumference at its high stage. This lake is 1.25 miles in its diagonal length and is at its widest point .75 miles on the western half.

The weather was dry, hot & sunny til mid-afternoon when gusts of winds came across the eastern prairies bring occasional stinging drops of rain.

About 4.50 hours was taken to make this little jaunt.

1. Pied-billed Grebe
2. Double Crested Cormorant-4 si
3. Treganza's Heron-16 si si[?]
4. Brewster's Egret-5 si
5. Black Crowned Nite Heron s, si
6. American Bitttern-2 si, s
7. Common Mallard, very comm., s, si
8. Gadwall-10 si
9. Baldpate-6 si
10. American Pintail-comm
11. Green-winged Teal-3 or 4 flocks
12. Blue winged Teal-3 or 4 flocks
13. Cinnamon Teal-6 si
14. Shoveller-several small flock-2 of 24
15. Redhead-2 prs
16. Lesser Scaup-12 si
17. Amer Merganser-tame, feeding
18. Marsh Hawk-- 4 si
19. Sparrow Hawk-1 si
20. Red-necked Pheasant-2 flushed
21. American Coot-10 si
22. Killdeer, si, s
23. Avocet-6 si-feeding
24. Ring-billed Gull-3 si
25. Mourning Dove, s, si

Monday, April 26, 1943
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Barr, Colorado

26. Red-shafted Flicker, comm. s, si
27. Desert Horned Lark, s
28. Barn Swallow-1 si
29. Amer Magpie, abundant
30. Robin
31. American Pipit (2 si?)
32. Western Meadowlark
33. Yellow Headed Blackbird-1 lake, 2 ditch
34. Redwing-thick, abundant
35. Brwere's Blkbird
36. House Finch
37. Northern Pine Siskin
38. Goldfinch (Eastern 2)
39. Goldfinch (Pale 2)
40. White Crown Sparrow
41. Gambel's Sparrow (2)

XII. Sunday, May 2, 1943
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Time in field 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Arapahoe County, Fitzimmons & Bluff Lake - alone.

Sunny; warm; occasional breeze; surrounding horizons hazy.

1. Western Mourning Dove
2. Redwing
3. Lewis' Woodpecker - at nesting hole
4. Yellow-headed Blackbird
5. Sparrow Hawk
6. House Wren (or was it Rock Wren?)
7. Robin
8. Western Meadowlark
9. Desert Horned Lark
10. Grackle, Bronze
11. American Magpie
12. Chipping Sparrow-common
13. Lark Sparrow-2 si
14. Killdeer
15. Marsh Hawk-pr. May be nesting

Out of sequence entry at bottom of page 87:

5/1/43-Broadtail Hummingbird-Denver Bailey

5/2/43-Magpie calling 10:30 P.M.

XIII. Fitzimmons & Bluff Lake
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Time in field 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM

16. Red-shafted Flicker
17. Ring Northern Pheasant
18. Mallard
19. Great Horned Owl
20. Blk Crown Night Heron
21. White Crown Sparrow
22. Gambels White-crowned Sparrow
23. Pied-billed Grebe
24. Marsh Wren
25. American Coot
26. Cinnamon Teal
27. Brewers Blackbird
28. Pine Siskin
29. House Finch
30. English Sparrow
31. Phoebe (2) Says
32. Song Sparrow ♂
33. Bank Swallow (?)
34. Solitary Sandpiper
35. Wilson's Snipe

Wednesday, May 3, 1943
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[?]Franktown - E.G.M.(Ernie Myers)

Lincoln Sparrow
Rock Wren

XIV. Wednesday, May 4, 1943
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Fairmount Cemetry, Ernie M. & I. Cool, damp-showers in late afternoon 1.5 hr. in Field-6:30-8:30 PM.

1. Desert Horned Lark
2. Westernern Mourning Dove
3. Sparrow Hawk
4. Western Chipping Sparrow
5. Western Meadowlark
6. Western House Finch
7. Common Rock Wren
8. Pine Siskin
9. Brewer's Blackbird
10. Bronze Grackle
11. Olive Back Thrush
12. Red-shafted Flicker
13. Ring Neck Pheasant
14. American Magpie

Sunday, May 9, 1943
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8th & Williams Strts, Denver, Colorado

Yellow Warbler

XV. Tuesday, May 11, 1943
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Fairmount Cemetry, Monday Eve-6:30-8:30

1. Robin
2. Meadowlark, Western
3. Common Rock Wren
4. Brewer's Blackbd
5. Ring-necked Pheasant
6. Northern Pine Siskin
7. Western Mourning Dove
8. House Finch
9. Red-shafted Flicker
10. Western Chipping Sparrow
11. Bronze Grackle
12. Sparrow Hawk
13. House Sparrow
14. Olive Back Thrush
15. (Swainson's Hawk(?))

XVI. Sunday May 16, 1943
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Lowry Field at 8:15 AM, Arkansas Kingbird, Fairmount Cemetery 2-6 PM.

1.Lazuli Bunting
2. Hermit Thrush
3. Robin
4. Bronze Grackle
5. American Magpie
6. Comm. Rock Wren
7. Northern Pine Siskin
8. House Finch
9. English Sparrow
10. Green tailed Towhee
11. Western Meadowlark
12. Western Chipping Sparrow
13. Western Mourn Dove
14. Redwing
16. Brewer's Blkbird
17. Killdeer
18. Brown Thrasher
19. Red-headed Woodpecker
20. Ring-necked Phaesant
21. Yellow-headed Blackbird
22. Audubon's Warbler
23. Yellow Warbler (2)
24. Lewis' Woodpecker
25. Starling nesting Jackson ranch
26. Red-shafted Flicker
27. Western Tanager
28. Goldfinch
29. Western Evening Grosbeak
30. Broad-tailed Hummingbird

Catbird & Black-headed Grosbeak, E. G. M at City Park

XVII. Wednesday,May 19, 1943
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Fairmount-Evenuing. Just had 1.50 days of rain & sleet 6:30-8:30

1. Western Meadowlark
2. Desert Horned Lark
3. Magpie (American)
4. Robin
5. Olive Back Thrush
6. Willow Thrush (2) Veery
7. Yellow Warbler (2)
8. Red-shafted Flicker
9. Lewis Woodpecker
10. Red Head Woodpecker
11. Sparrow Hawk
12. Audubons Warbler ♂ ♀
13. Bronze Grackle
14. Brewer's Blkbird
15. Yekkow-headed Blkbird
16. Redwing
17. Killdeer
18. Northern Pine Siskin
19. House Finch
20. Common Rock Wren
21. Western Tanager
22. WesternMourning Dove-nest with one egg
23. American Magpie
24. Ring Northern Phaesant
25. White Crown Sparrow
26. Western Chipping Sparrow
27. Blackpoll Warbler
28. Broad-tailed Hummingbird
29. Arkansas Kingbird

XVIII. Friday, May 21, 1943
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Fairmont Cem. Even 6:30-8:30

1. Yellow Warbler
2. Bullock's Oriole
3. Western Mourning Dove
4. Ring-necked Pheasant
5. Western Meadowlark
6. Northern Pine Siskin
7. House Finch
8. Audubon Hermit Thrush
9. Western Chipping Sparrow
10. Red-shafted Flicker
11. Bronze Grackle
12. Broad-tailed Hummingbird
13. Brewer's Blackbird
14. Redwing
15. Black-headed (R.M.) Grosbeak
16. Western House Wren
17. Gray Headed Junco
18. American Magpie
19. Flycatcher (Traills?)
20. Virginia's Warbler (2)
21. Killdeer
22. Western Tanager
23. English Sparrow
24. Rock Wren
25. Brown Thrasher
26. Sparrow Hawk

On my return at dusk I counted 16 bats as I walked along the road adjoining the south end of Lowry Field.

IXX. Saturday, May 22, 1943
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Fairmount Cemetary, Saturday Evening-6:30-8:30

1. Redwing
2. Mourning Dove
3. Yellow Warbler
4. Chipping Sparrow
5. Bullock's Oriole
6. Arkansas Kingbird-6 __ are ___
7. Western Meadowlark
8. Yellow-headed Blackbird
9. Robin-saw one young hopping about to fly
10. House Finch
11. Red-shafted Flicker
12. Broadtailed Hummingbird
13. Olive Backed Thrush (dead)
14. Ring-Necked Pheasant
15. Desert Horned Lark
16. Brewers Blackbird
17. Bronze Grackle
18. Northern Pine Siskin
19. American Magpie
20. Blk. Crown Nite Heron
21. Western Yellow Throat
22. Red-Eyed or Warbling Vireo
23. Wood Pewee
24. Western Tanager
25. Lewis Woodpecker
26. White Crown Sparrow
27. Black Headed Grosbeak
28. Horned Owl
29. Grey-head Junco

On this evening 12 (twelve) bats were observed

XXIX. Sunday, May 23, 1943
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Fairmount Cemetary- 10 AM-4 PM and Road Beyond to old Silo

1. Arkansas Kingbird
2. Pine Siskin
3. House Finch-nest 3 eggs
4. English Sparrow
5. Mourning Dove
6. Meadowlark, Western
7. Yellow Warbler
8. Sparrow Hawk
9. Chipping Sparrow
10. Red-shafted Flicker
11. Western House Wren
12. West-Wood Pewee
13. Ring-necked Phaesant
14. Pink-sided (Montana 2) Junco
15. Western Yellowthroat
16. Goldfinch (species?)
17. Killdeer
18. Black-headed Grosbeak (Rocky Mt)
19. Lutescent Warbler (2)
20. Song Sparrow
21. American Magpie
22. Spurred Towhee
23. Bronze Grackle
24. Brewers Blkbird
25. Bullock's Oriole
26. Mallard-nest-11 eggs near Rose bush
27. Red-headed Woodpecker
28. Great Blue Heron
29. Black Crown Nite Heron
30. Yellow-headed Blackbird
31. Barn Swallow
32. Western Tanager
33. Lark Sparrow
34. Rock Wren
35. Brewer's Sparrow

Starling-2 immature

XXI. Tuesday,May 25, 1943
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Denver City Park. Ernie & I taking pictures. Snow in morning.

1. House Finch
2. Western Mourning Dove
3. Yellow Warbler
4. Robin
5. English Sparrow
6. Red-shafted Flicker
7. Broadtailed Hummingbird
8. Western Chipping Sparrow
9. Pine Siskin
10. Black-headed Grosbeak

XXII. Thursday, May 27, 1943
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Lowry Field & Fairmount- 2 hours n Lowry Field.

1. Yellow Warbler
2. Bullock's Oriole
3. Arkansas Kingbird
4. Lark Bunting
5. Ring-necked Pheasant
6. Chipping Sparrow
7. English Sparrow
8. Desert Horned Lark

At Fairmount

1. Yellow Warbler
2. Mourning Dove
3. Chipping Sparrow
4. House Finch
5. Sparrow Hawk
6. Lewis Woodpecker
7. Northern Pine Siskin
8. Rocky Mountain Grosbeak
9. Spurred Towhee
10. Wood Pewee
11. Bronze Grackle
12. Brewer's Blackbird
13. Broad-tailed Hummingbird
14. Redwing
15. Bullocks Oriole
16. Western Yellowthroat
17. House Wren
18. American Magpie
19. Eastern Kingbird
20. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
21. Red-Shafted Flicker

On this occasion the Rose-breasted Grosbeak is the first reported near Denver in 5 years and one of the few records for the state.

XXX. Sunday,May 30, 1943
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El Paso County, Colorado

1. Lesser Scaup
2. Violet-green Swallow
3. Killdeer
4. Redwing
5. Meadowlark, Western
6. Mallard
7. Arkansas Kingbird
8. Yellow Warbler
9. Sparrow Hawk
10. Raven
11. Pine Siskin
12. Spurred Towhee
13. House Finch
14. American Magpie
15. Western Mourning Dove
16. Lewis Woodpecker
17. Western Wood Pewee
18. Desert Horned Lark
19. Chipping Sparrow
20. Black-headed Grosbeak
21. Western Tanager
22. Long-tailed Chicadee
23. Lazuli Bunting
24. Robin
25. House Wren (West)
26. Long-tailed Chat
27. Warbling Vireo (West)
28. Prairie Falcon
29. Green tailed Towhee
30. Western Flycatcher
31. Red-shafted Flicker
32. Woodhouse Jay
33. Vesper Sparrow
34. English Sparrow
35. Lark Sparrow
36. Ring-necked Phaesant
37. Western Bluebird
38. Grey Titmouse
39. Howell's Nighthawk
40. Pileolated Warbler
41. White Crowned Sparrow
42. Mountain Bluebird

Sunday, May 30, 1943
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Fremont Co. Pinon-Cedar

43. Western Redtailed Hawk
44. Say's Phoebe Western Bluebird
45. Cassin's Kingbird
46. Rock Wren
47. Western Gnatcatcher
48. Plumbeas Vireo
49. Goldfinch (ob 2)
50. Chipping Sparrow
51. Western Tanager
52. Western House Finch
53. Hairy Woodpecker
54. Pinyon Jay Bl Hd (Ry Mountain) Grosbeak
55. MacGillvray's Warbler
56. Blk. Throated Gray Warbler
57. Western Mockingbird
58. Turkey Vulture
59. Ash Throated Flycatcher
60. Cliff Swallow
61. Ferruginous Rough-leg Hawk
62. Eagle Golden (2) Red-shafted Flicker
63. Colorado Towhee (Brown Towhee)

Ernie Meyers, Jim Humphreys and I made this trip down to Colorado Springs Colo from there down to the Pinon-Cedar association. We ran into several showers. In fact, raining hard about 8 AM at Colorado Springs.

The day remained mostly overcast but enough good weather followed to give us a good day in the field. The Black-throated Gray (warbler),and Ash-throated Flycatcher were the surprise findings of the day.

Monday, May 31, 1943
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Entered Hospital " Rheumatic Fever". Then Discharged Aug 5, 1943.

XXXI. Thursday, August 12 1943
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Porter Co. Indiana Between 12 to 15 miles east of the Steel City, Gary.

1. Bobwhite Quail
2. Goldfinch
3. Song Sparrow
4. Mourning Dove (East)
5. Robin
6. Red-eyed Towhee
7. Barn Swallow
8. Starling
9. Ruby-throated Hummingbird
10. East Bluebird
11. House Wren
12. Chipping Sparrow (East)
13. Field Sparrow
14. Eastern Kingbird
15. Balt Oriole
16. Indigo Bunting
17. Brown Thrasher

XXIV. Saturday, Aug 14, 1943
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Dunes State Park, Porter County, Indiana

1. Cardinal
2. Crow
3. Tufted Titmouse
4. Indigo Bunting
5. Red Eyed Vireo
6. Goldfinch
7. Chipping Sparrow
8. Song Sparrow
9. Field Sparrow
10. Red-eyed Towhee
11. Ruby-throated Hummingbird
12. House Wren
13. English Sparrow
14. Blue Jay
15. Wood Pevee
16. Cuckoo (YB2)
17. Crested Flycatcher
18. Woodthrush
19. Chimmney Swift
Red Oak Assoc
20. Scarlet Tanager
21. Crested Flycatcher
22. Yellowthroat
23. Catbird
24. Ovenbird

XXVI. Tuesday, August 24, 1943
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Dallas, Marshall Co. WV Turkey Run on the Toland Property

1. Cardinal s si
2. Crow s si
3. Titmouse s
4. Wood Pewee s si
5. Indigo Bunting si s - young
6. Ruby-throated Hummingbird si
7. Goldfinch si s
8. Kingfisher si s
9. Yellowthroat
10. Chipping Sparrow s si
11. Vesper Sparrow s
12. Field Sparrow s
13. Downy Woodpecker s
14. Robin si s
15. Carolina Wren
16. Red Tailed Hawk - saw wings & tail of specimen that was shot at the Toland home.

XXVII. Aug 23,[?] 1943
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Backyard - Fulton

1. Robin
2. English Sparrow
3. Starling
4. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
5. House Wren
6. Carolina Wren
7. Baltimore Oriole

These birds were all heard.

XXVIII. Sunday, August 29, 1943
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Back of Fulton Heights

1. Robins-feeding in Crategus)
2. House Wren
3. Tufted Titmouse
4. English Sparrow
5. Carolina Wren
6. Goldfinch
7. Cardinal
8. Chicadee
9. Red-eyed Towhee
11. Wilson Warbler
11. Mourning Dove
12. Catbird
13. Western B. Cuckoo
14. Flycatcher-looked & acted like Least
15. Black-throated Green (7) Warbler
16. Black & White Warbler
17. Parula Warbler
18. Magnolia or Prairie Warbler
19. Ovenbird
20. Brown Thrasher

IXXX. Monday, August 30, 1943
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Back of Fulton Heights

1. Tuft Titmouse
2. Crow
3. Cardinal
4. Casa Wren
5. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
6. Red-eyed Towhee
7. Ovenbird
8. Catbird
9. Red-eyed Vireo
10. Woodthrush
11. BlueGrey Gnatcatcher
12. American Redstart
13. Black and White Warbler
14. Downy Woodpecker
15. Blackburnian Warbler (2)
16. Brown Thrasher
17. Myrtle Warbler

Warbler seen - about 5 in. long. Grayish upper-parts with pronounced white wing bars. Underparts buffy with two streaked lines along either sides. Underside of tail black tipped. White line over eye.

Song had vireo like quality-at times-then again would be high pitched and similar to the opening notes of the Ruby-crowned Kinglet and other times had the rhythm of the Caerulean Warbler.

Warblers in fall plumage make it extremely difficult for identification. Those on the foregoing list resembled the males of such named warblers as they look in spring migration.

XXX. Friday, September 3, 1943
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Fulton Heights

1. Robin - flocks
2. Catbird
3. Cardinal
4. Carolina Wren
5. English Sparrow
6. Yellow-shafted Flicker
7. Crow
8. Yellow bellied Flycatcher (?)
9. Red-eyed Towhee
10. House Wren
11. Downy Woodpecker ♂
12. Brown Thrasher
13. Woodthrush
14. Red-eyed Vireo
15. Ovenbird
16. American Redstart

XXXI. Sunday, September 5 & Monday, 6 1943
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Tomlinson Run State Park, Hancock Co. WV

1. Belted Kingfisher
2. Spotted Sandpiper
3. Crow
4. Red-eyed Vireo
5. Robin
6. Song Sparrow
7. Chimmney Swift
8. English Sparrow
9. Cedar Waxwing (numerous)
10. Turkey Vulture
11. Goldfinch
12. Carolina Wren
13. Cardinal
14. Eastern Green Heron
15. Downy Woodpecker
16. Kentucky Warbler
17. Mourning Dove
18. Yellow-shafted Flicker
19. East Bluebird

September 5&6 1943, Tom's Run
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20. Woodthrush
21. Ruffed Grouse
22. Eastern Phoebe
23. American Redstart
24. Black & White Warbler
25. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
26. Balt. Oriole
27. Chipping Sparrow

This was a B.B.C. field trip Chandler was host.

Ten started from Wheeling: Chuck Conrad, Bill Wylie, Rlys Ritter, Geo Breiding, Mark K. Conrad, Dorth Conrad, Carolina Conrad, Max Thacker & Mary Jones.

Were were joined by John & Rosemary Pattison. As well as Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Long & family Chandler's family and the Diehier family.

XXXII. Thursday,September 9, 1943
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Fulton Heights

1.Cardinal 2. Crow 3. Chicadee 4. Grouse 5. Tufted Titmouse 6. Carolina Wren 7. American Redstart 8. Canada Warbler (2) 9. Catbird 10. Downy Woodpecker 11. Red-eyed Towhee

Light, airy,day, bright sun.

Noted-An olive green or Blue-grey upperparts on a warbler-2 wing bars-yellow underparts-two streaked lines on each side.

XXXIII. Wednesday, September 15, 1943
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Left hand side of Stackyard Hollow.

1.Cardinal cn
2. Robin cn
3. Red-eyed Towhee cn
4. Crow s
5. Chicadee cn, si
6. Tufted Titmouse cn, si
7. Veery - cn, si
8. Ovenbird frequently observed
9. Yellow-shafted Flicker cn
10. Red-eyed Vireo si
11. Catbird si
12. Black-throated Green Warbler-several si
13. Brown Thrasher cn
14. Hooded Warbler si
15. House Wren si
16. Black and White Warbler si
17. Cedar Waxwing cn
18. Goldfinch cn
19. Starlings-flock of 30 to 35 in back yard

XXXIII. Wednesday, September 22, 1943
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Fulton Heights

1. Red-eyed Towhee-cn
2. Carolina Wren-s
3. Cardinal cn
4. English Sparrow ic n
5. Goldfinch cn
6. Woodthrush si (cluck note)
7. Waterthrush sic n
8. Robin (chuckle)
9. Brown Thrasher cn
10. Indigo Bunting s
11. Tufted Titmouse s cn si
12. Rose-breasted Grosbeak s cn
13. Least Flycatcher si -constent tail motion
15. Downy Woodpecker-3 songs
15. Yellow-shafted Flicker - cn
16. Hooded Warbler si
17. Chicadee cn
18. Black-throated Green Warbler ? -part of song si
19. Bay Breasted Warbler (?)
20. Warbler (Tennessee or Nashville(?) Olive Green Back Blacl-grey head & neck, eye ring (check).
21. Catbird cn
22. Ruffled Grouse-flushed-had difficult time rising from brushy thickets of young Wild Cherry and Locusts-Gave a series of calls that were similar to a "clucky"-"Whut whut, whut, whut, whut" etc
23. Cooper's Hawk si (??)
24. Crow - c
25. Ovenbird - si

Crateagus leaves covering ground.

XXXV. Sunday, September 26, 1943
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Fulton Heights, Jerry Nolan & I. Light, sunny, airy.

1. Black-throated Green Warbler si
2. Chicadee s si
3. Red-eyed Towhee si s
4. Tufted Titmouse si s
6. Cardinal s
7. Ovenbird si
8. Hooded Warbler sic n
9. Downy Woodpecker cn
10. Catbird cn
11. Olive-backed Thrush (2)
12. Winter Wren-forks of Steadybird Hollow
13. Yellow-shafted Flicker si
14. Starling-on Glnd Hts. Wonder if it was same flock observed in my backyard in Fulton
15. Goldfinch cn

XXXVI. Monday, September 27, 1943
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Fulton Heights - warm & sunny.

1. Goldfinch sic n
2. English Sparrow
3. Cardinal cn
4. Robin si
5. Parula Warbler-several seen
6. Hooded Warbler-singing warbly song
7. Myrtle Warbler
8. Carolina Wren song, scolding cn
9. Crow c
10. Catbird cn
11. Yellow-shafted Flicker cn
12. Chicadee sic n
13. Woodthrust (chuckle)
14. Towhee, Red-eyed singing "rattly" song, giving off wiry and buzzy call. S, cn, si
15. Worm Eating Warbler (2). The bird I saw had white line over eye, black streaks on brEastern

XXXVII. Wednesday, September 29, 1942
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Herb Moore-(Mountain Hood)

1. Field Sparrow si, cn
2. Robin, si
3. Downy Woodpecker cn
4. Catbird cn
5. Chicadee cn
6. Winter Wren si
7. Red-eyed Towhee, cn
8. Cardinal cn
9. Ruffed Grouse - flushed

Warm, hazy.

XXXVIII. Thursday, September 30, 1943
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Fulton Heights. Warm-hazy

1. Goldfinch cn
2. Robin cn
3. Cardinal cn
4. Yellow-shafted Flicker cn
5. Crow
6. Red-eyed Towhee s, cn
7. Carolina Wren s
8. Chicadee, si cn & 4 note song
9. Tufted Titmouse cn s
10. Ovenbird si
11. Red-Eyed Vireo, si
12. Vireo-si-wing bars faint eye line
13. Woodthrush cn

Wild Cherry leaves falling

XXXIX. Wednesday, October 6, 1943
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Leatherwood Wds. Greg ____[?]

1. Song Sparrow cn, s, si
2. Cardinal cn, s, si
3. Goldfinch cn, si, s
4. Red-eyed Towhee cn, si Greg
5. Downy Woodpecker cn
6. Carolina Wren cn, s, si
7. Chicadee, cn, si
8. Yellow-shafted Flicker cn si
9. Starling, si, call, cn

[?]Country Club Hill

10. White-breasted Nuthatch cn
11. Crow si c
12. Chipping Sparrow cn, si
13. English Sparrow
14. Vireo-2 wing-base-orangish yellowish breast with streaks
15. Tufted Titmouse
16. Eastern Phoebe si
17. Robin si
18. Eastern Bluebird cn
19. Cedar Waxwing cn
20. Field Sparrow sic n
21. (Warbler?) Grayish-streaks on breast-white in tail feathers
22. Ruby Crowned Knight si, cn, part of s
23. Myrtle Warbler si
25. [?]Meadowlark, Grn
26. [?]Golden-crowned Kinglet c
27. Indigo Bunting (?)
28. Crows
29. Tufted Tit
30. Song Sparrow

XXXX. Thursday, October 7, 1943
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Stackyard Hollow

1. Ovenbird cn si
2. Cardinal cn
3. Golden-crowned Kinglet si s saw yellow crown patch
4. Myrtle Warbler sic n
5. Robin cn, si
6. Chicadee, cn
7. Yellow-shafted Flicker cn
8. Downy Woodpecker si, s
9. Carolina Wren s
10. The nondescript olive brown bird looked like a warbler-streaks on breast.

XXXXI.Saturday, October 9, 1943
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Stone Church Road, Baylas Farm, Marshall County. Don Smith & I. Beech-Maple-Oak-Woods.

1. Robin cn
2. Crows si c
3. Chicadee cn s
4. White-breasted Nuthatch cn s
5. Tufted Titmouse
6. Downy Woodpecker cn s
7. Hairy Woodpecker cn s
8. Pileated Woodpecker c
9. Yellow-shafted Flicker cn
10. White-throated Sparrow s
11. Wh. Cr. Sparrow s
12. Eastern Bluebird cn
13. Hawk (coopers (2)) c
14. Red-eyed Towhee, cn burry)
15. Cardinall cn s
16. Carolina Wren cn. s, si, scold-neck
17. Hermit Thrush sic n
18. Black-throated Blue Warbler (2) s. (7) or was it Waterthrush
21. Brown Creeper c

XXXXII. Sunday, October 10, 1943
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Oglebay Park. Warm, sunny light breeze-cool evening.

1. Chickadee, cn, si
2. Tufted Titmouse cn, si s
3. Field Sparrow cn, si
4. Song Sparrow cn, s si
5. Chipping Sparrow cn, si
6. Myrtle Warbler cn si
7. Golden Cr. Kignlet si s
8. Downy Woodpecker cn
9. Yellow-throated Vireo, si, s
10. Crow si
11. Cardinal sic n
12. White-breasted Nuthatch cn
13. Goldfinch cn si
14. Carolina Wren cn s
15. Brown Creeper cn si
16. Cooper's Hawk si
17. Yellow-billed Cuckoo c
18. Meadowlark s
19. Eastern Phoebe si
20. 40 Geese over Longmeyer farm at 11:30 AM

XXXXIII. Tuesday, October 12, 1943
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Longmeyers & Wherry Run

1. Tufted Titmouse sic n
2. Carolina Wren s si can
3. White-throated Sparrow sic n
4. Downy Woodpecker cn. s si
5. Song Sparrow cn s si
6. White-breasted Nuthatch cn, si
7. Cardinal cn
8. Chicadee si cn
9. English Sparrow
10. Field Sparrow sic n
11. Redtailed Hawk c, si
12. Towhee cn
13. Brown Creeper c
14. Goldfinch s cn si
15. Crow c
16. Yellow-shafted Flicker cn si
17. Robin cn
17. Eastern Bluebird cn,si
17. Chipping Sparrow cn
20. Vesper Sparrow cn si
21. Eastern Phoebe si
22. Belted Kingfisher c
23. Osprey si
24. Screech Owl c
25. Ruffed Grouse si c

XXXXIV. Wednesday, October 13, 1943
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Opposite Camp Agaming waterfront.

1.Pileated Woodpecker-hear twice
2. Flicker Yellow-shafted cn
3. Hairy Woodpecker cn s
4. Downy Woodpecker cn
5. Chickadee, Eastern cn
6. Tufted Titmouse cn
7. Carolina Wren, cn, s, si scold
8. Eastern Bluebird, cn
9. Goldfinch cn, si (flocks)
10. Sparrow Hawk c
11. Song Sparrow s
12. Cardinal cn
13. Field Sparrow s
14. Robin cn si
15. Towhee cn
16. Brown Creeper c, si
17. Crow si, c
18. White-breasted Nuthatch c
19. English Sparrow
20. Osprey si
21. Bowhite Quail cn
22. Kingfisher sic n

XXXXV. Thursday, October 14, 1943
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Camp Agaming

1. Red-bellied Woodpecker si
2. Flicker cn
3. Downy Woodpecker cn, si
4. Hairy Woodpecker cn
5. Pileated Woodpecker c
6. Chickadee cn, si
7. Tufted Titmouse cn si
8. Bluebird c
9. Killdeer c
10. White-breasted Nuthatch c
11. Brown Creeper si
12. Meadowlark, s, grn
13. Song Sparrow si, cn, s
14. Carolina Wren si, cn, s, scold
15. Goldfinch cn, si s
16. Flock of Starlings si
17. Screech Owl c

Saw bat over Langmyer Gardens at 7 P.M.

XXXXVI. Friday, October 15, 1943
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Rocky Bench (opp. Agaming waterfront)

1. Carolina Wren si, cn
2. Winter Wren sic cn (bobbing)
3. Ruby Crowned Kinglet cn si
4. Golden-crowned Kinglet cn
5. Chicadee si cn
6. Tufted Titmouse, sic n
7. Downy Woodpecker si cn
8. Hairy Woodpecker cn
9. Cardinal cn
10. Song Sparrow cn,si, full song
11. Goldfinch sic n
12. Towhee cn
13. English Sparrow sic n
14. Kingfisher c. 15. Wh Breasted Nuthatch cn
16. Red Breasted Nuthatch c (2)
17. Robin cn
18. Starling si, c, cn
19. Eastern Bluebird cn
20. Killdeer cn
21. Ruffed Grouse si (flushed)

XXXXVII. Tuesday, October 19, 1943
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Black's-adjoining Camp Agaming

1. Evening Grosbeak sic n
2. Winter Wren si, cn, twice
3. Carolina Wren cn, si
4. Chicadee, cn
5. Tufted Tit cn
6. Cardinal cn s
7. Song Sparrow cn, si s
8. Vesper Sparrow (?)
9. Mytrle Warbler sic n
10. Hairy Woodpecker cn si
11. Downy Woodpecker
12. Eastern Bluebird cn
13. Western Brown Nuthatch cn si
14. Brown Creeper c
15. Golden-crowned Kinglet c
16. English Sparrow si
17. Goldfinch si, cn
18. Robin cn
19. Crow cn si
20. Meadowlark cn s
21. Killdeer cn

L. 50 Saturday, October 23, 1943
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Dieckman's Big Creek

Eastern Hermit Thrush cn, si
Junco-si cn
Canada Geese, 15 or 30 4 PM.

LI.(51) Sunday, October 31, 1943
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Oglebay Park - Sunny, Warm

1. Goldfinch cn
2. Winter Wren sic n
3. Carolina Wren s
4. Song Sparow s si
5. Chipping Sparrow sic n
6. Downy Woodpecker c
7. Northern Flicker c
8. Golden-crowned Kinglet c
9. Screech Owl si
10. Chicadee sic n
11. Starling sic n
12. Crow si

LII. Sunday, November 7, 1943
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Minch Farm (Riley Hill Road (?), Sunny til 2:30 PM then sprinkled

1. Downy Woodpecker c
2. Cardinal cn si
3. Carolina Wren s cn si
4. Field Sparrow cn si
5. Woodcock cn si
6. Sharp-shinned Hawk si
7. Winter Wren cn si
8. Junco cn
9. Eastern Bluebird cn
10. Crow si
11. Song Sparrow cn, si, s
12. Tufted Tit cn si

Farm lands-pasture-lightly wooded hollows of hackberry and elm-few briar (blackberry) patches. Slanting hillsides of clover Queen Annes Lace & Milkweed.

LIII. Thursay, November 11, 1943
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Fulton Heights. Snow flurries, light snow on ground-Overcast

1. Robin si, cn
2. Crow si
3. Chicadee si, cn
4. Tufted Tit sic n c
5. Ruffed Grouse-3 flushed-shot 1 12"-16"-19"
6. Carolina Wren, si si,cn
7. Junco Cn, si
8. Horned Lark cn, si
9. Downy Woodpecker cn
10. Bobwhite cn
11. Eastern Bluebirds 5 si, cn
12. Flicker sic n
13. Goldfinch cn
14. Swans Whistling-(25?) si c
15. Golden-crowned Kinglet cn si
16. Brown Creeper cn
17. Cardinal sic n
18. Tree Sparrow cn

Galin Myers said he saw 2 flocks of Canada Geese-40 and 70. Short Creek.

LIV. Friday, November 12, 1943
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Dorsey Strickland's - Dallas, Ohio County.

1. Downy Woodpecker cn
2. Red Bellied Woodpecker cn si
3. Chicadee cn, si
4. Tufted Tit. Cn si
5. Carolina Wren si, scold mate
6. White-breasted Nuthatch cn
7. Golden-crowned Kinglet sic n
8. Brown Creeper cn
9. Cardinal cn si
10. Junco cn si
11. Field Sparrow cn si
12. Vesper Sparrow cn si
13. Horned Lark cn si
14. Crow si
15. English Sparrow c si
16. Bluebird si cn
17. Brown Caeeper si cn
19. Tree Sparrow si cn
19. Starling si-10-15 birds-2 small flocks

Sunny-raw winds

LV. Sunday, November 21, 1943
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Charleston, WV Near Kanawha Village-Light Breeze, sunny,warm. Beeech woods

1. Starling sic n
2. Cardinal sic n
3. Meadowlark si
4. Robin si
5. Eng Sparrow sic n
6. Song Sparrow
7. Field Sparrow cn si
8. Golden Cr. Kinglet cn
9. Chicadee sic n
10. Goldfinch sic n
11. Caro Wren si
12. Crow si
13. Tufted Tit cn
14. Myrtle Warbler si
15. Red Breasted Nuthatch si __
16. Brown Creeper cn
17. Junco sic n
18. White-breasted Nuthatch cn
19. Winter Wren cn

LVI. Saturday/Sunday, Dececmber 4&5, 1943
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Marshall,Wetzel and Monongalia Co. The total list follow then divided into counties

1. Crow
2. Starling
3. Chicadee
4. Bluebird
5. Meadowlark
6. Eastern Sparrow
7. Downy Woodpecker
8. Mourning Dove (dead)
9. Cardinal
10. Sparrow Hawk
11. Tufted Tit
12. Song Sparrow
13. Robin
14. Golden-crowned Kinglet
15. Red-bellied Woodpecker
16. Mallard ♀
17. White-breasted Nuthatch
18. Flicker
19. Goldfinch
20. Hairy Woodpecker
21. Tree Sparrow
22. Com. Loon
23. Ruddy Duck
24. Cedar Waxwing

Saturday December 4, 1943 -Marshall Co. Rt. 88

1. Crow
2. Robin
3. Chicadee
4. Bluebird
5. Meadowlark
6. Downy Woodpecker
7. English Sparrow
8. Starling

Saturday December 4, 1943, Wetzel County

1 English Sparrow
2. Eastern Bluebird
3. Mourning Dove
4. Cardinal

Saturday December 4, 1943 - Mongahelia County, Cheat Lake

1. Sparrow Hawk
2. Tufted Titmouse
3. Song Sparrow
4. Red-bellied Woodpecker
5. Chicadee
6. Golden-crowned Kinglet
7. Downy Woodpecker
8. Mallard
9. White-breasted Nuthatch
10. Flicker - Dunkard Creek[?]
11. Cardinal
12. Hairy Woodpecker
13. English Sparrow
14. Goldfinch
15. Cooper's Hawk
16. Tree Sparrow
17. Crow
18. Eastern Bluebird
19. Starling
20. Song Sparrow
21. Common Loon
22. Cedar Waxwing
23. Ruddy Duck

LVII. Thursday, Dec. 9 to Monday, December 20 - inclusive. 1943
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Big Whg Crk. Vicinity of camp Agaming Longmyers, Blanks and Diechmans.

Cold, Clear, snow flurries--0° to 47° during that period

1. Crow si
2. Chicadee si,s,cn
3. White Breasted Nuthatch,si,c
4. Downy Woodpecker si,sn,c
5. Red-bellied Woodpecker si,cn
6. Tufted Titmouse si,cn,s,c
7. Cardinal si,cn,
8. Junco,sic n
9. Golden-crowned Kinglet,si,cn
10. Carolina Wren,si cn s
11. Song Sparrow sic n
12. Field Sparrow si cn (3) 12/12/43
13. Red-tailed Hawk
14. Goldfinch
15. Tree Sparrow si cn part of s
15. Eastern Bluebird
17. English Sparrow
18. Mallard si, 3 ♂ -12/15/43
19. Quail. Lou.L
20. Hairy Woodpecker,si,cn
21. Horned Lark s
22. Towhee,si wing drawn out, squeek
23. Kingfisher sic
25. Screech Owl c
26. Brown Creeper si
27. Pileated Woodpecker c

Sunday, 19 December 1943
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28. Winter Wren - Chuck Conrad 29. Eastern Phoebe si 12/16-19/43 30. Northern Flicker 12/1April 43 31. Mourn Dove si

LVIII. Sunday, December 19, 1943
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Longmyer Farm, Camp Agaming - Census, Chas. Conrad, M. Kay Conrad ,Rhys Ritter, Breiding

Breeze-southwest- 15° low--47° high - sunny & clear

1.Chicadee si cn =(11)
2. Tufted Titmouse sic n (7)
3. Cardinal si cn -(61)
4. Junco- (47)
5. Golden-crowned Kinglet-(2)
6. Carolina Wren-(3)
7. English Sparrow-(30)
8. Song Sparrow-(6)
9. Downy Woodpecker-(4)
10. Crow-(5)
11. Belted Kingfisher-(1)
12. Robin-(1)
13. Towhee (6)
14. Tree Sparrow-(34)
15. Eastern Phoebe-(1)
16. Winter Wren-(1)
17. Field Sparrow-(3)
18. Horned Lark-(1)
19. Mourning Dove-(1)
20. Western Brown Nuthatch-(1)
21. Hairy Woodpecker=(2)
22. Quail-(1)
23. Brown Creeper-(1) 12/20
24. Pileated Woodpecker-(1)

24 species 231 individuals

December 19, 1943
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Brushy thickets along stream, pasture land and wooded areas.

Time in field 3 hours. Streams low and frozen over. Ice 6 to 12 in thick in some places.

Last observations for the year.

Sparrow Hawk at Ohio State University on campus above gym. 12/17/43

Sparrow Hawk near Hebron, Ohio 12/31/43

LIX. Sunday, December 26, 1943
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Fulton Heights. Dawn-pouring Rain

1. Crow=(7)
2. Cardinal (17)
3. Chicadee (3)
4. Tufted Titmouse (5)
5. Golden-crowned Kinglet (1)
6. Brown Creeper (1)
7. Slate-colored Junco (4)
8. Tree Sparrow (7)
9. Song Sparrow (1)
10. English Sparrow (6)
11. Carolina Wren (1)
12. Downy Woodpecker (1)

Total 54 [?]T/Saturday George Breiding Hq & Hq. Sq. U.B.T.S. Lowry Field, Colorado

"New" Birds-Colorado 1941-1943
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Common Loon
Horned Grebe
Western Grebe
Red-billed Grebe
Double-crested Cormorant
Treganza's Heron
Brewster Egret
Black-crowned Night Heron
American Bittern
Common Mallard
Baldpate
American Pintail
Green winged Teal
Blue winged Teal
Cinnamon Teal
Shoveller
Redhead
Scaup
Ruddy Duck
Western Red tailed Hawk
Swainson Hawk
Ferruginous leg Hawk
Golden Eagle
Marsh Hawk
Prairre Falcon
Duck Hawk
Western (Pigeon Hawk)?
East Sparrow Hawk
Dusk Grouse
So. White tailed Ptarmagin[?]
Ring-necked Pheasant
American Coot
Killdeer
Wilson's Snipe
Long billed Curlew
Spotted Sandpiper
Western Solitary Sandpiper
Western Willet
Greater Yellow Legs
Lesser Yellow Legs
Pectoral Sandpiper
Baird's Sandpiper
Least Sandpiper
Long-Billed Dowitcher
Avocet
Wilson's Phalarope
Ring-Billed Gull
Franklin's Gull
Forsters Tern
Rock-dove
Western Mourning Dove
Montana Horned Owl
Western Burrowing Owl
Howell's Nighthawk
White Throated Swift
Broadtailed Hummingbird
East Belted Kingfisher
Red Shafted Flicker
Lewis Woodpecker
Red naped Sapsucker
Natalie's Sapsucker
Rocky Mountain Hairy Woodpecker
Batchelder's Woodpecker
Alpiine Three-Toed Woodpecker
Eastern Kingbird
Arkansas Kingbird
Cassin's Kingbird
Say's Phoebe
Western Flycatcher (?)
Desert Horned Lark
Barn Swallow
Northern Cliff Swallow
Rocky Mountain Jay
Long Crested Jay
Woodhouse's Jay
American Magpie
American Raven
Clark's Nutcracker
Long tailed Chicadee
Mountain Chickadee
Rocky Mountain Nuthatch
Rocky Mountain Creeper
Canyon Wren
Common Rock Wren
Western Robin
Chestnut-Backed Bluebird
Mountain Bluebird
Western Gold. Cr. Kinglet
East Ruby Crowned Kinglet
Rocky Mountain Pipit
Bohemian Waxwing
White Rumped Shrike
Western Warbling Vireo
East Yellow Warbler
Northern Pileolated Warb
Audubon's Warbler
English Sparrow
Western Meadowlark
Yellow-headed Blackbird
Duck-billed Redwing
Brewer Blackbird
Eastern Cowbird
Bronze Grackle
Common House Finch
Brown-capped Rosy-Finch
Northern Pine Siskin
Goldfinch
Spurred Towhee
Canon Towhee
Lark Bunting
Western Vesper Sparrow
White Winged Junco
Slate Colored Junco
Shufeldt's Junco
Pink-sided Junco
Grey head Junco
Western Tree Sparrow
Western Chipping Sparrow
Clay colored Sparrow
Brewer's Sparrow
White Crowned Sparrow
Gambel's Sparrow
Mountain Song Sparrow
Green-tailed Towhee
Black-throated Grey Warbler
Ash-throated Flycatcher
Black-headed Grosbeak
Pine Grosbeak
Evening Grosbeak
Mountain Plover
Gadwall
Pygmy Nuthatch
Plumbeaus Vireo
Red-head Woodpecker
Western Goldfinch
Pinion Jay
Western Tanager
Western House Wren

Birds for Aug 1942 to Aug 1943
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American Magpie
Lewis Woodpecker
Western Meadowlark
Mountain Bluebird
Mountain Chicadee
Spurred Towhee
Red-shafted Flicker
Western Mourning Dove
Redwing
Gadwall (2)
Violet-green Swallow
Yellow Warbler
N. House Finch[?]
House Sparrow
Crow
Red-headed Woodpecker
Pine Siskin
L. Cr. Jay-Steller's[?]
Robin
Eastern Kingbird
Northern Oriole
Barn Swallow
Western Kingbird
Killdeer
Lark Bunting
Nighthawk
Starling (2)
Western Yellowthroat
Vesper Sparrow
Franklin Gull
Longspun Chestnut Coll
McCown's Longspur
Lesser Yellow legs
Coot
Cormorant
Baldpate
Black-crowned Northern Heron
Snowy Egret
Green-winged Teal
Western Solitary Sandpiper
Western Willet
Swallow (Bark 2)
Bonaparte's Gulls
Ring-billed Gull
Baird's Sandpiper (2)
Mallard
Blue winged Teal
Forster's Tern
Shrike Western Rumped[?]
Great Blue Heron
Brewers Blackb
Broad-headed Hummingbird
R. M. Grosbeak[?]
Swainson's Hawk
Turkey Vulture
Redtailed Hawk
Ferruginous Rough leg
Marsh Hawk
Prairie Falcon
Western Pigeon Hawk (2)
Sparrow Hawk
Western Thr. Swift[?]
Hairy Woodpeck
R M[?]
Say's Phoebe
Western Tanager
Sage Thrasher
D. H. Lark[?]
Woodhouse Jay Scrub
Raven
Rock Wren
Chest. B. Bluebird[?]
Cassin's Vireo solitary
Canyon Towhee
Lark Sparrow
Brewer's Sparrow
Grey H. Junco
R. M. Creeper[?]
Canada Jay
Avocet
Herring Gull
Road Runner
Tree Sparrow
Pheasant
Baldpate
American Golden Eye
Bufflehead
Mecganser Amer
Pintail
Pied-billed Grebe
Long Sparrow
L. T. Chicadee[?]
Townsend's Solitaire
Goshawk
Western Wing Junco
Clarks Crow
Bl. Ear. Nuthatch[?]
Cassin's Finch P. Finch[?]
Red-breasted Nuthatch
Rocky Mountain Nuthatch
Northern Shrike
Shufeldt's Junco
Slate-colored Junco

Armed Services Journal

The Life and Times of George H. Breiding

Armed Services Journal: 1941 to 1943

~ Bird Lists - 1943 ~