Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-27

Wells W. Cooke. Miss Blanche P. Galiher.
Miss G. f. Kelsey. Miss Edith r. Mosher.
5. w. Mellott. r. ". Moore. Mr. and
Mrs. Leo ID. Miner. Edmund Platt. Ed
ward A. Preble and Miss Mary D. Suter.
The following were present on all but
one of the trips: Mrs. Ethna NJ. AgneW,
John Baird. Titus like and Miss Mary
F. Miller: while the following were in
attendance on three occasions: Mrs.
Percy Ash. Miss Ivah NJ. Bennett Ed
ward Beale. Mrs. James Baird. Miss f..
Connolly. Miss NJ. Cleaveland. Miss Liz
liam c. Cash. Miss P. A. l. Howell. Mrs.
S. W. Mellott. Miss Emma J. Maloney.
Miss Helen Miner. Mrs John A. Nichols
Miss Hope NJ Soule. Miss NJ. NJ. Scho-
field. Miss Evelyn Waterman and Miss
Lucille w. Wilkinson.
Two outings were attended by Scovill
Aspnwal Miss Martha Browning, Mrs.
a. r. Carhart. Mrs. l.. NJ. Connell MISS
G. \. Caskey. Misses NJ. NJ. and r. G.
carraher. Miss Vivian Carlson. Mrs. r.
NJ Dowden Miss Isabel P. Evans. s. H.
Gronberger, Mr. and Mrs. r. \. HILL Miss
NJ. r. HARDY. Miss Lillian HALEY. Law
renee Judson. Miss Edith r. keleher,
Miss Leila Lee Miss McNantz, Miss Mae
Mcintyre. Miss Elizabeth O'Hara. Mrs.
F. Platt Mrs. Eva l.. Preble, Misses Sadie
and Bessie Styron. Miss Thelma Schmltt.
Miss Stockett, Miss Katharine II. Stuart.
Miss Ella c. Thayer, Miss M. L. Under
wood. Miss Jennie Williams and Miss
Jeanette J.. Young. A single days ex-
cursion was enjoyed by seventy-five ad-
diticnal persons.
Species Enumerated.
The species Of birds seen on each of
the regular trips were the bluebird.
robin, wood thrush. chickadee, tit
mouse, house wren. Carolina wren,
brown thrasher. catbird. mockingbird,
black and white warbler. parula war
bier. prairie warbler ovenbird, Mary
land yellow throat, redstart, white
eyed vireo. yeliow-throated vireo. red
eyed yireo. rough winged swallow,
barn swallow, purple martin. scarlet
tanager. cardinal chewink. song spar
row, field sparrow, chipping sparrow,
goldf1nch. purple grackle. meadow
lark. FISH crow. common crow, bluejay,
phoebe. great-crested fycatcher. king
bird, chimney swift, flicker. doWny
woodpecker turkey vulture and
mourning dove-forty-two species.
In addition there were seen on the
first extra trip the hermit thrush
purple finch. rusty grackle. Savannah
sparrow. bald eagle and herring gull,
not seen on any of the regular trips
six species-and the blue-gray gnat-
warbler hairy woodpecker. cedarbird
white throated sparrow, red-winged
blackbird, red headed wOodpecker
kingfsher. sparrow hawk, red
SnOulueroQ naWk ana SDOtteQ sand
piper-twelve species seen on the first
trip and on some but not all Of the
others.
The first regular trip furnished of
additional species: Olive-backed thrush.
white-bellied nuthatch. marsh wren,
yellow warbler. black-throated blue
warbler. myrtle warbler. yellow throat
ed warbler black-throated green
warbler. swamp sparrow Henslow
sparrow. barred owl. osprey. night
heron. green heron and prothonotary
warbler-ffteen species
The second regular trip added the
worm eating warbler. chestnut-s sided
warbler. northern water thrush I.oui-
sana water thrush. Kentucky warbler.
chat. solitary vireo. indigo bunting. grass
hopper sparrow, orchard oriole. cowbird.
wood pewee. hummingbird. whppoorwill
sharp-shinned hawk. bobwhite and soli-
tary sandpiper-seventeen species.
The next trip increased the number by
the Wilson thrush. black-poll warbler,
killdeer. hooded warbler, Wilson warbler,
tree swallow. bobolink. blue grosbeak.
breasted srosbeak. Baltimore oriole,
yellow-billed cuckoo and Cape Mary war
bler-twelve species: while the last trip
added only the .Acadian fycatcher and
the summer tanager-tWo species.
Thus during the entire season l43 per-
sons saw lO6 different species of rds.