. Les oiseaux de l'Indiana ; un catalogue descriptif des oiseaux qui ont été observés au sein de l'état, avec un compte de leurs habitudes. Les oiseaux. Les oiseaux de l'Indiana. 745 nid, un creux dans la masse, bordée d'herbe. Oeufs, 3-4 ;- verdâtre terne, repéré tous les plus de brun ; 1,60 par 1,17. Eare migrant. Sauf le long du lac Michigan il est presque inconnu. Mais il y a deux enregistrements de l'intérieur de l'État. M. Hay- mond observé dans le comté de Franklin (Ind. Geol. Eept. 1869, p. 328). 30 mai 1888, M. Euthven Deane observé dans Starke Comté. Mm. Eliot Blackwelder et C. A. Tallman a identifié deux Tu

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. The birds of Indiana; a descriptive catalog of the birds that have been observed within the state, with an account of their habits. Birds. Birds of Indiana. 745 Nest, a hollow in ground, , lined with grass. Eggs, 3-4; greenish- drab, spotted all over with brown; 1.60 by 1.17. Eare migrant. Except along Lake Michigan it is almost unknown. There are but two records from the interior of the State. Dr. Hay- mond observed it in Franklin County (Ind. Geol. Eept. 1869, p. 328). May 30, 1888, Mr. Euthven Deane observed it in Starke County. Messrs. Eliot Blackwelder and C. A. Tallman identified two Turn- stones at Wolf Lake, Ind., May 33, 1896; two were also seen there. Bill of Turnstone. June 9 of that year. August 8, 1897, Mr. P. M. WoodrufE took two in breeding plumage at Miller's, and August 31 took a young male at the same place. Nelson has noted them in Cook County, 111., about Sep- tember 30. They may be said, therefore, to be found in the vicinity of Lake Michigan through the latter half of May and the first third of June, and from early August until about the middle of September. In the fall, at least, they are generally found with flocks of small Sandpipers. They breed far northward along the coast of the Arctic Ocean and in Alaska. Mr. Geo. B. Sennott found them on the coast of Texas during the breeding season. (Bull. IT. S. G. & G. Sur. of Terr.; Vol. V, No. 3, 1879, p. 431). Mr. E. A. McIUienny says it is an abundant resident on the coast of Louisiana (The Auk, Vol. XIV, 1897, p. 389). Do those only wlio are to breed make the long journey beyond the Arctic Circle, or does this bird breed sometimes on our southern coast? Mr. Mcllhenny has stated that several other species previously supposed to spend tlic summer far north are summer residents of the Louisiana coast.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly re

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