Field notes, Minnesota and Ontario, September 30-October 22, 1905 and notes kept on trips to Michigan and Minnesota, March 23-April 19, 1907
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[[underlined]] 1905 [[/underlined]] & [[underlined]] 1907 [[/underlined]]
Minnesota
Michigan
Ontario
[[written vertically]] Snakes & Lizards. [[/written vertically]]
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[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[stamped]] 2863 [[/stamped]]
4 cm
[[underlined]] Minnesota & Ontario
1905
Michigan & Minnesota
1907
[[/underlined]]
[[stamped]] Vernon Bailey
U.S. Dept. of Agrl.
1834 KALORAMA AVE. [[/stamped]]
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[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] Sept. 30, 1905 [[/underlined]]
Left Washington 5:30 P.M.
Good crops, no frost yet.
[[underlined]] Oct. 1 [[/underlined]] Newark, Ohio 8:30
About 20 minutes east of
Newark, Ohio are good Neotoma Cliffs, sandstone with apparently [[hinlock even?]]
[[underlined]] Chicago Junction [[/underlined]]
C
[[underlined]] Albion [[/underlined]]
Aspens in swamps & massive Pawpaw & Sycamore on uplands
[[underlined]] Wawasee [[/underlined]] . only a station
A fine lake
Lots of marshes & swamps
Tamaracks & Poplars
Also [[strikethrough]] at [[/strikethrough]] a mile west at
[[underlined]] Syracuse [[/underlined]], a good town.
Aspens in swamps [[strikethrough]] more [[/strikethrough]]
[[underlined]] Topaz Junction [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Walkerton [[/underlined]]
Big marshes
[[underlined]] Willsboro [[/underlined]]
Muskrat houses
Sassafrass
[[underlined]] Calumet Height [[/underlined]]
Sand dunes & Pines
old beach ridges
[[underlined]] The Lake
Chicago [[/underlined]] 5:30 P.M.
Out of Chicago C & N.Wn.
6:30 P.M.
[[underlined]] Oct. 2 [[/underlined]] St. Paul 7:15 am
[[underlined]] Mineapolis [[/underlined]] 9
[[underlined]] Elk River [[/underlined]] 10 A.M.
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] Meadow Vals. [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] ( Apios [[strikethrough]] tuberosa [[/strikethrough]] apios [[/underlined]] ( Willd potato
( [[underlined]] Falcata comosa
( [[strikethrough]] Amphicarpaea monoica [[/strikethrough]] [[/underlined]]
( Ground bean.
( Hog peanut -
[[underlined]] Lycopus communis [[/underlined]]
Gopher nuts
[[underlined]] Oct. 14 [[/underlined]]
Elk River - 4:07 P.M
[[underlined]] [[Princitore?]] [[/underlined]]
Pinus cembroides abn
Pinus strobis a few
[[underlined]] Long Siding
Pease
Milaca [[/underlined]], nearly dark
[[underlined]] Duluth [[/underlined]] 10:30 P.M.
Lenox Hotel
[[underlined]] Oct. 15 [[/underlined]]
Dr. Taylor & Rose Bausford -
Abies and Libocedrus
on bluffs, also Pinus [[strubus?]]
Populus tremuloides & Betula
Left Duluth at 6:20 PM
on S. Shore R.R.
[[underlined]] Oct. 16 [[/underlined]] in Wisconsin
[[underlined]] Marquette [[/underlined]]
Pineus strobus com
" [[ditto for: Pineus]] cembroides? abn
" [[ditto for: Pineus]] resinosa ? " [[ditto for: abn]]
Picea " [[ditto for: abn]]
Abices com
Tsuga " [[ditto for: com]]
Larix abn.
Libocedrus " [[ditto for: abn]]
Populus Tremuloides " [[ditto for: abn]]
Betula alba " [[ditto for: abn]]
" [[ditto for: Betula]] glandulosa " [[ditto for: abn]]
Alnus " [[ditto for: glandulosa]] " [[ditto for: abn]]
Salix - many " [[ditto for: abn]]
Acer saccarhinum " [[ditto for: abn]]
" [[ditto for: Acer]] rubrum ? " [[ditto for: abn]]
Ulmus americanus
Fraxinus - black " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Fraxinus]] white " [[Ditto for: com]]
Viburnum prunifolium " [[Ditto for: com]]
Sanguisorba [[samburiphora?]] " [[Ditto for: com]]
Ledum abn
Andromeda " [[Ditto for: abn]]
[[underlined]] Shingleton [[/underlined]] 7:30 A.M.
[[underlined]] MacMillan [[/underlined]]
more swampy, no farms
[[underlined]] Dollarville [[/underlined]], a lumbertown
mainly swamps
[[underlined]] Soo Junction [[/underlined]]
[[end page]]
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[[underlined]] Wellsburg [[/underlined]]
mainly dry land, sandy pines & burnt land, a few red oaks, the first
[[underlined]] Brinkley [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] South St. Marie [[/underlined]] 10:20
[[underlined]] South St. Marie, [[/underlined]] Ontario
[[underline]] Bruce [[/underlined]]
Same timber & plants
[[underlined]] Blind River [[/underlined]] - on the Bay
Quercus (red oak) a few
" [[Ditto for: Quercus]] (blk oak) " " [[Dittos for: a few]]
Pin Cherry
[[underlined]] Algoma [[/underlined]]
very rocky
[[underlined]] Cutler [[/underlined]]
more rocky, less timber
[[underlined]] Sudbury Jct [[/underlined]] - dark
[[underlined]] North Bay [[/underlined]] - 8:30 to 11:20
[[underlined]] Oct. 16 [[/underlined]] - daylight 1 hour north of [[underlined]] Toronto [[/underlined]]
upland timber
[[Deer?]] [[saceanrium?]] com
Acer " [[Ditto for: com]]
Beech [[strikethrough]] [[b?]] [[/strikethrough]] " [[Ditto for: com]]
Ulmus americanus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Pinus strobus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Juniperus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Quercus 3 sp. black, white & [[buz.?]]
Hicoria a few
Swamp timber
Tsuga
Picea
Libocedrus
Betula alba
Almus
Populus [[tremuloides?]]
[[underlined]] Toronto [[/underlined]]
Apples abn
Pears trees com
Peaches " " [[Ditto for: trees com]]
Cherry " " [[Ditto for: trees com]]
Grape vines " [[Ditto for: com]]
Buckeye trees " [[Ditto for: com]]
Boxelder " [[Ditto for: com]]
Locust " [[Ditto for: com]]
Oakes - abundant
[[underlined]] Hamilton [[/underlined]]
Basswood - in few
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[[start page]]
[[underlined]] Smithsville [[/underlined]]
Hickory - shagbark, com.
Pinus strobus, com.
old stumps abn.
Hemlocks - a few.
[[underlined]] Fresswick [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Willand [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Buffalo [[/underlined]] - 11:30 - 5:30
[[underlined]] Utica [[/underlined]] 10:30 P.M.
[[underlined]] Oct. 17 [[/underlined]] - Left Utica 6 A.M.
[[underlined]] Remsen [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Lyon Falls [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Oct. 21 [[/underlined]] to New York
[[underlined]] Oct. 22 [[/underlined]]
Washington 7:30 A.M.
[[blank page]]
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] 1907 [[/underlined]] March 23
[[underlined]] Washington [[/underlined]] for [[underlined]] Marquette [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Left Wash [[/underlined]] - 12 M.
Maples in blossom
Alders " [[Ditto for: in blossom]]
Spicebush " [[Ditto for: in blossom]]
Some Willows " [[Ditto for: in blossom]]
[[underlined]] Baltimore [[/underlined]] no change
[[underlined]] Harrisburg [[/underlined]], no change
[[underlined]] Huntington [[/underlined]]
Hemlocks on cold sloap
Sycamores on south sloaps
no flowers, not much green.
[[underlined]] Altoona [[/underlined]], dark, 7:45
[[underlined]] Pittsburg [[/underlined]] 9:45 to 10
Norman McClintock
[[underlined]] March [[/underlined]] 24,
[[underlined]] Toledo, O. [[/underlined]], daylight
Grass barely starting no leaves or flowers
Platinus, a few
Quercus com
Ulmus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Fraxinus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Hickory " [[Ditto for: com]]
Beech " [[Ditto for: com]]
Acer " [[Ditto for: com]]
[[underlined]] Wyndotte [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Detroit [[/underlined]], cool, not much green.
[[underlined]] Belle Isle [[/underlined]]
Ice in river.
Sciurus ludovecaus 7
" [[Ditto for: Sciurus]] carolinensis, gray 6
" " [[Ditto for: Sciurus carolinensis]] black 7
Canis rubiles 2 in zoo
from near Alpine, Mich
Canis occidentals 2 from
Holy Smoke, S.O.
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] Toledo [[/underlined]]
Sturnella magna 3
Zenaidura 1
[[Conus brach?]] com
[[underlined]] Wyndotte [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Detroit [[/underlined]] 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.
[[underlined]] Belle Isle [[/underlined]]
Junco hiemalis com
Melospiza melodia
Sitta [[cardincersis?]] com
[[Artbia?]] 1
Colaples auratus com
[[Mesula?]] " [[Ditto for: com]]
[[Erupiclorax?]] 1
Quiscalus 1
[[Melaruspus?]] com
Sialia 1
Oriole nests abn. on elms. 12 [[insertion]] ^ AM [[/insertion]] at one time.
Larus argenlatus a few
[[underlined]] Belle Isle [[/underlined]]
Quercus alba com
" [[Ditto for: Quercus]] macrocarpa " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Quercus]] red oak " [[Ditto for: com]]
Ulmus americanus abn
Hicoria alba (Skylark) abn
( Acer (soft) abn
( in flower a little.
Populus grandedentatum com
Corylus rostratus com
Viburnum opulus " [[Ditto for: com]]
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
In town & parks, [[underlined]] Detroit [[/underlined]]
Acer rubrum? abn
Ulmus americanus" [[Ditto for: abn]]
Quercus com
Populus grandidentata com
" [[Ditto for: Populus]] lombardi " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Populus]]
Betula alba? a few
Salix - yellow willow, big trees
Platinus, a few
Fraxinus a few
Catalpa com
Cretaegus " [[Ditto for: com]]
( Pinus strobus
( native in spots
Norway spruce com
Libocedrus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Apple trees abn
[[underlined]] March 25 [[/underlined]] -
[[underlined]] Rondo [[/underlined]] - Sunrise
Patches of snow
Pinus strobus in places
Tsuga " [[Ditto for: in places]]
Picea com in swamp
Larix " " [[Ditto for: com in swamp]]
Populus tremuloids abn.
Betuta alba? " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Alnus com
Ulmus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Fraxinus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Libocedrus " [[Ditto for: com]]
( Pinus resinosa? " [[Ditto for: com]]
( red bark, long leaf
Quercus 2 bushes
[[underlined]] Mackinow [[/underlined]] breakfast
[[underlined]] Across Straight. [[/underlined]]
Ice 12 in. thick.
plowed through
[[underlined]] St. Ignace [[/underlined]]
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] St. Ignace [[/underlined]]
Populus tremuloides abn.
Betula alba? " [[Ditto for: abn]]
" [[Ditto for: Betula]] lutea? " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Larix " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Picea " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Libocedrus " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Pinus strobus " [[Ditto for: abn]]
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] resinosa? a few
Abies " [[Ditto for: a few]]
Alnus abn
Cornus red " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Fraxinus black, in swamps
[[underlined]] Allenville [[/underlined]]
Snow over half of ground
A foot deep in swamps
Acer saccharinum on ridges
Populus grandidentata a few
[[underlined]] Trout Lake [[/underlined]]
Snow continuous, a foot or more
Same trees
( also a scrub pine -
( Pinus
Ledum ? in swamps
Andromeda ? " [[Ditto for: in swamps]]
[[underlined]] Soo Junction [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Soo Junction [[/underlined]]
Same trees
Snow continuous
A few plowed fields
Large grass fields
No orchards
a few little apple trees at one
[[strikethrough]] Dollarville [[/strikethrough]]
[[underlined]] Newberry [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Dollarvill [[/underlined]]
The same
scrub pine more common
Gaultheria & Arctostaphylos, abn.
[[underlined]] [[Scucry?]] [[/underlined]]
Tsuga canadensis
large hemlocks seen west of [[strikethrough]] [[underlined]] Driggs [[/strikethrough]]
Creighton [[/underlined]]
Country rougher, big ridges with lots of hemlock, maple & birch.
[[underlined]] Munesing Jct [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] On train [[/underlined]] Lake all frozen near Marquette, Lake open.
[[underlined]] Marquette [[/underlined]] snow scarce -
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] March 26 [[/underlined]],
[[underlined]] Marquette [[/underlined]], 9:25 for Big Bay.
Pinus strobus com
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] resinosa? " [[Ditto for: com.]]
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] virginiana? " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Tsuga " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Libocedrus " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Picea " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Larix " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Abies " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Populus tremuloides " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Betula alba " [[Ditto for: com.]]
" [[Ditto for: Betula]] lutea ? " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Fraxirus black " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Acer saccarhinum " [[Ditto for: com.]]
[[underlined]] Birch [[/underlined]]
more snow
[[underlined]] Antlers [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Big Bay [[/underlined]] to Huron Mtn. Club
Basewood a few & all the rest.
[[underlined]] Beaver [[/underlined]] com. in
Cliff Lake
Mountain Lake house
Trout Lake " [[Ditto for: house]]
Pine Lake 1 & 3 " [[Ditto for: house]]
Big Marsh " [[Ditto for: house]]
( Porcupine, com. tracks seen
( small basswood freshly barked
Lepus americanus tracks com
[[Mephitro?]] tracks com.
Vulpes fulvus com.
Canius nubilis, 1 skull
Another trapped - 7 seen together in winter.
Tracks of 15 seen in Jan. had killed & eaten deer.
Tracks of 6 seen about every 2 weeks all winter.
2 dead deer found near.
Deer hair in wolf stomach.
[[underlined]] March 27 [[/underlined]] Coon track
Bear com. not out yet.
( Marmota, said to be a few
( One fresh track
Lutrola fresh track
Red squirrel a few tracks
Lynx rufus com. tracks
Lynx canadensis said to be a few.
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] From Mtn. Club [[/underlined]]
Pinus - 3 species, com.
Tsuga " [[Ditto for: com]]
Picea " [[Ditto for: com]]
Abies " [[Ditto for: com]]
Libocedrus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Larix " [[Ditto for: com]]
Acer saccharinum com
" [[Ditto for: Acer]] soft maple a few
Betula alba ? com
" [[Ditto for: Betula]] lutea ? " [[Ditto for: com]]
Alnus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Ironwood " [[Ditto for: com]]
Basswood a few
Populus tremuloides com
" [[Ditto for: Populus]] grandedentata a few
Fraxinus black
( Quersus rubra ? big black oak
( a few on high ridges, 5 slopes.
[[strikethrough]] Cornus [[vivda?]] [[/strikethrough]] Acer spicatum , [[strikethrough]] big [[/strikethrough]]. com
" [[Ditto for: Cornus]] canadinsis " [[Ditto for: com]]
Gaultheria " [[Ditto for: com]]
Chimophila umbellulata " [[Ditto for: com]]
Corylus rostrata com.
Salix several sp - " [[Ditto for: com]]
Amelanchier canadensis a few
Prunus black cherry " [[Ditto for: a few]]
Juniperus communis com
Rubus spectabilis " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Rubus]] canadensis blackberry " [[Ditto for: com]]
Vacciuum 2, " [[Ditto for: com]]
[[underlined]] Club [[/underlined]] - March 27
Cornus brachybranchus com
Merula 1
Coephlocus 2. com.
Dryobates pubescens 2
Bonassa com
Corvus corax, said to be a few.
Junco 1
Nyctale acadica 1 heard
Strnum nebulosum " [[Ditto for: 1 heard]]
[[underlined]] March 28 [[/underlined]]
Dryobatis villosus com
Peresorius 1 heard
[[underlined]] March 28 [[/underlined]]
( [[Chanirchetes?]] 1
( & feathers of eaten by cat.
Parus atricapillus com
[[underlined]] April 1 [[/underlined]]
[[Albianabus heimalis?]] 1 seen
Cyanocilla cristala heard
Nyetea cinerea 2 at cabin
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
Porcupine, [[female symbol]], 1 large fetus stomach full of bark, probably maple,
Maple, birch (yellow), & basswood eaten, many hemlock branchlets cut off, but no bark eaten.
Maples & birches killed.
Some other tracks seen.
Beaver Dams & houses
cut mainly alder, some willow, red ozier, a few maples, hard & soft.
Otter - 2 fresh tracks
[[underlined]] March 30 [[/underlined]]
Tamias 1 first
Eutamias - said to be.
( Erethizon, kill maple, oaks,
( yellow birch, hemlock.
Sciusopterus - big, skin at cabin,
Putorius small, 2 tracks
Mustela tracks seen
[[underlined]] Deer [[/underlined]], in yards, eat buds of maple, birch, ozier, & leaves of hemlock, abies
Lipocedrus, juniperus communis,
[[Taxius?]], eat moss & lichens.
Comptonia peregrina
Bear, break tops of oaks for acorns
[[underlined]] [[strikethrough]] Mar. 31 [[/strikethrough]] April 1. [[/strikethrough]]
Larus com.
Prunus red " [[Ditto for: com]]
Rhus dwarf, S. a few
Sambucus a few
[[underlined]] April 2 [[/underlined]] cleaned skulls
[[underlined]] April 3 [[/underlined]] to Big Bay & Marquette
Spizella borealis 1
Pinicola 3
Merula 1 at Marquette.
Arctomys tracks, 3 at Big Bay
[[underlined]] April 4 [[/underlined]] to Munising
Prunus black on burns
" [[Ditto for: Prunus]] red " [[Ditto for: on burns]]
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] April 5 [[/underlined]] to Castle Point
Carpinus, beech, abundant
Tsuga abn
Abies " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Libocedrus " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Picea " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Taxus " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Acer saccarinums " [[Ditto for: abn]]
" [[Ditto for: Acer]] rubrum " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Betula lutea " [[Ditto for: abn]]
" [[Ditto for: Betula]] alba " [[Ditto for: abn]]
" [[Ditto for: Betula]] nigra ? " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Ulmus americanus " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Ostrya " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Populus tremuloides " [[Ditto for: abn]]
Alnus " [[Ditto for: abn]]
[[Lilea?]] com.
Fraxinus black " [[Ditto for: com.]]
Pinus strobus a few
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] resinosa " [[Ditto for: a few]]
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] scrub " [[Ditto for: a few]]
Corvus red com
Sambucus
Rubus 2
Vaccumium 2
Gaultheries abn
Arbutus " [[Ditto for: abn]]
[[Limea?]] " [[Ditto for: abn]]
[[underlined]] April 5 [[/underlined]] Miner Co.
[[Erettrigon?]], tracks abn. 1 dead [[?]] 4 maples & 1 beech girdled & killed & one basswood with picked limbs
A large beeched nearly girdled.
[[underlined]] April 6 [[/underlined]] To Cappel Lake
Deer, eat vaccinium
8 deer seen, 1000 tracks
[[end page]]
[[start page]]
[[underlined]] Munising & Miner Co. Apr 5 [[/underlined]]
Junco a few
Sitta carolinensis com
Dryobates villosis " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Dryobates]] pubescus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Ceophlocus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Corvus corax tracks
" [[Ditto for: Corvus]] machyrhymdas com
Cyancitta heard
Bubo " [[Ditto for: heard]]
Plectrophanes nivalis com.
[[underlined]] April 6 [[/underlined]] to Chappel Lake
Corvus corax 2
Halietus leucocephalus 1
[[olbiorchus bicaalis?]] 1
Cyanocitta 2
Parus atricapillus com
[[strikethrough]] Snow buntings 12 [[/strikethrough]]
[[underlined]] April 7 [[/underlined]] back to Munising
Snow buntings 12
Juncos com
Snowing all afternoon
[[underlined]] April 8 [[/underlined]] Munising
Snowed all day hard
[[underlined]] April 9 [[/underlined]] Still snowing all day
West to Deeston on train & out to Peter Whites Camp 4 miles south of Durton on Laughing Whitefish R.
[[underlined]] April 10 [[/underlined]] at White's Camp stopped snowing in night. Followed wolf track all day.
Same old trees
18 in fresh snow, 2 feet old.
[[underlined]] April 11 [[/underlined]]
Up to Falls,
Wolf tracks 1 fresh
Porcupines abn
Lepus americanus com
Otter tracks " [[Ditto for: com]]
Mink " " [[Dittos for: tracks com]]
Weasel " " [[Dittos for: tracks com]]
Lynx rufus 1 track
Fox 2 skins, com
Deer only one dead seen
Red squirrel com
Tamias a few tracks
Peromyscus " [[Ditto for: a few tracks]]
Beaver none seen
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[[underlined]] Peter Whites Camp [[/underlined]]
Pinus strobus pine in places
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] resinosa a few [[?]]
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] scrub
Tsuga abn
Picea com
Abies " [[Ditto for: com]]
Libocedrus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Taxus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Larix " [[Ditto for: com]]
Acer saccariunum abn
" [[Ditto for: Acer]] rubrum? com
Betula alba " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Betula]] lutra " [[Ditto for: com]]
Beech abn
[[Lilea?]] com
Ostrea " [[Ditto for: com]]
Ulmus americanus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Populus tremuloides a few
Alnus abn
Fraxinus black com
Salix very few
Cornus red com
Prunus black a few
" [[Ditto for: Prunus]] red " [[Ditto for: a few]]
Sanguisorbus [[combrayolus?]] " [[Ditto for: a few]]
[[underlined]] Peter White Camp [[/underlined]] Apr. 9 - 12
[[Bonassa?]] com
[[Chanichetes?]] used to be com
Hooded mergansers 2 [[2 male symbols]] apr. 10
Ceophlous com
Dryobates villiosus " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Dryobates]] pubescens " [[Ditto for: com]]
Sitta " [[Ditto for: com]]
[[Pasers?]] " [[Ditto for: com]]
Cryanocitta a few
Melospiza 2 apr 12.
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[[underlined]] April 12 [[/underlined]] To Duston and [[underlined]] Marquette [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] April 13 [[/underlined]] - to Duluth.
[[underlined]] Daylight at Saxon [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Iron River [[/underlined]] 9:30
Pinus strobus
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] resinosa
" [[Ditto for: Pinus]] scrub
Tsuga
Picea
Abies
Larix
Libocedrus
Populus tremuloides
Pitella alba
" [[Ditto for: Pitella]] lutea
Acer
Ulmus
Quercus rubra?
Alnus
Salix
[[underlined]] Nebagamon [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Superior [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Duluth [[/underlined]] - 12
N.P. left at 1:55 for St Paul
Flat & bushy, out off to
[[underlined]] Moose Lake [[/underlined]]
Lots of young pine of 3 species also Picea, Abies, Larix, Aspen, Alder, Willows, red oak, birch
[[underlined]] Willow River [[/underlined]] - more open
Quercus macrocarpa - first
Corylus americanus " [[Ditto for: first]]
a few on warm slopes
snow nearly all gone
lakes open
Robins com
Meadowlarks " [[Ditto for: com]]
more farms
a few pines in swamps
many large pine stumps
[[underlined]] Hinckley [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] [[Berouess?]] [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Pine City [[/underlined]]
Quercus alba com
" [[Ditto for: Quercus]] macrocarpa " [[Ditto for: com]]
" [[Ditto for: Quercus]] rubra " [[Ditto for: com]]
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Fraxinus white ash com.
Ulmus americana " [[Ditto for: com]]
Pinus strobus, a few big trees
Rhus globra com
Corylus " [[Ditto for: com]]
Aspen, birch, alders
tamarack com in swamps
First cornfield - good
Pure Transition zone
Squirrels nest first -
[[underlined]] Rush City [[/underlined]]
Farebrook (Victoria?) com
Prairie willow
[[underlined]] Harris [[/underlined]]
Geomys kills first com.
[[underlined]] Wyoming [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] St. Paul [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Elk River [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] [[Caindutes?]] [[/underlined]], Charl says they are at Nickerson & Black Drack
[[underlined]] April 14 [[/underlined]] Sunday
[[underlined]] Out home [[/underlined]]
Ice all out of lakes rivers
Gauslings - a few on warm slopes
Grass starting
Frozes hard nights
[[underlined]] April 15 [[/underlined]]
Out at Lakes
No flowers
[[underlined]] April 16 [[/underlined]]
To Elk River
[[underlined]] April 17 [[/underlined]]
To Minneapolis
Left for Chicago 6:30 pm, N. Wn.
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[[underlined]] April 18 [[/underlined]]
[[underlined]] Chicago [[/underlined]] 7 30 A.M.
Transfer to B & O Dipot
Left Chicago at 10:40 B & O
[[underlined]] Mansfield [[/underlined]], Ohio - dark
[[underlined]] April 19 [[/underlined]]
[[strikethrough]] Cumber [[/strikethrough]]
[[underlined]] Oakland [[/underlined]] - Deer Park
Snowing & snow 2 in. deep
Piedmont, still a little snow but plums in blossom & more green leaves
[[underlined]] Cumberland [[/underlined]] 7:45, breakfast rain instead of snow.
Grass green, some flowers leaves on maples, elms, willows starting.
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[[overwritten]] How [[/overwritten]] Oh! The glorious frozen north woods
Sparkle on a frosty morn in March
With the starry [[?]] [[ing?]]
over head,
How the snowshoes dance & rattle
On a diamond studded crust
Keeping time to pulses heaven stirred
How the red squirrels run & chatter
How the snow white rabbits scatter
On thin crust
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When we go away from here
We'll forget the weary evening
When the snowshoes heavy laden
Clog our feet
When the [[strikethrough]] weary [[/strikethrough]] brain all
dull & listless calls for sleep
We'll remember only mornings
With this crisp & glorious sparkle
There is not in all the year [[takers?]]
That compare with just this spell
In this crispy early spring time
Ere the winter bids farewell
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[[underlined]] Snakes identified [[/underlined]]
Crotalus atrox
" [[Ditto for: Crotalus]] lepidus
" [[Ditto for: Crotalus]] confluentis
" [[Ditto for: Crotalus]] molossus
Cistrurus c. consors
Ancistrodon contortrix
" [[Ditto for: Ancistrodon]] piscivorus
Hetterodon platyrhinus
" [[Ditto for: Hetterodon]] nasicus
Pityophis sayi
Ophiobolus g. holbrooki
Drymobius margaritiferus
Rhinochilus lecontei
Cyclophis aestivus
[[Elapo fulvus?]]
Coluber obsoletus
Cheonactis e. isozones
[[Dialophis regalis?]]
Tantilla gracilis
[[Compsomus c. melanurus?]]
Zamenis flagellum
" [[Ditto for: Zamenis]] ornatus
Natrix clarkii
" [[Ditto for: Natrix]] fasciata transversa
Eutania
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[[underlined]] Transpertation orders [[/underlined]]
Washington to Marquette
40364 - March 23, 26.80
Minneapolis to Washington
40365 - April 17, 29.50
Mrs Coville
Greenfield, N.H.
Mr. Griver
Head Keep, Detroit Zoo.
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Norman McClintock
Pittsburg, Pa. 219, Fifth Ave
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C.V.R. Townsend, Agent
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co.
Nigaumee, Mich
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H.E.Perkins, Steward of Club.
Marquette, Mich.
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H.J. Lobdell, agent of Club
Marquette, Mich.
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Hotel Clifton, Marquette.
Thomas B. Wyman
Munising, Mich.
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Earl Sharp, Marquette, Mich for Huron Mtns Club guide
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Henry Havery " [[Ditto for: Club guide]]
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H.S.Smith, Marquette
for Ives Lake farm
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Tom Galliga guide
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Oscar Webster " [[Ditto for: guide]]
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at Huron Mt. Club
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H.E.Perkins, Steward
Marquette, Mich
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Harold Mathews, Doylestown, Wisc.
a [[sq?]] taxidermist.
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Dr. Cecil French
Washington D.C.
Wrote for Live beaver
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J.J. Murry, Munising
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Thos. B. Wyman, forester
Munising, Mich.
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Schaff, forester
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Spencer, pulp mill
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Geo. A. Leiphart, Munising
has live fishes, deals in live animals
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Edward Levi
Chatham, Mich.
has silver gray foxes alive
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Mr. Sumner
Little Lake, Mich.
Raises black foxes, 2 old & 3 yg.
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G. M. Hinton, Elk River
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C. D. Hays, Elk River
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Frances Jacker
at Smithsonian 30 years [[ago.?]]
16th [[August?]]
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Cory 3020 Dent
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Benjamin T. Hoyt
St. Paul, Minn.
Merriam Park, R. F. D.
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Beaver - a book by Morgan
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Norman McClintock
Pittsburg, Pa. 219 Fifth Ave.
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Henry M. Campbell
Detroit Union Trust Building
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Movery 2:15
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Hutton. Peter White
The Penton Pub. Co.
Cleveland
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23 x [[circled]] 65 [[/circled]] x 37 [[male symbol]] Tamias Mas. 30
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Lepus [[?]]
43 x 30 x 132
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Mora for [[?]]
See Dubois
[[line]]
George [[insertion]] ^ W. [[/insertion]] Baird
Edina Milk, Minn for report on coyote farm.
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Forester in Minnesota
Samuels B. Green, 1898
G. W. Latham,
Minneapolis.
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Rosa B. [[insertion]] ^ ase [[/insertion]] field
No. 2, Adams Flat
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Justice de Boye
Elk River
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A. C. Taylor
115 E. 3 [[superscript]] [[underlined]] d [[/underlined]] [[/superscript]] St.
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Geo. W. Baird
Edina Mills,
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Mary G. Blaisdell
2073, Harriet Ave.
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Herb Moulton
Gemmell, Itasca Co.
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Telephone, N. 2133 Y.
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