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blackbircls were reared in one season in one nest on the

Hampshire cattage: whether rhis m,as dane by otrc and the sarue

bird or by two different birds I cannot be rcrtoin; I assumctl it to

be tlone by one bird. Afier the seconti brood oJ'blackbirds hnd

teft this nest a pair of pied wngtails litrcd it vt,ith a new tup
of their own making, anil swccessfully hatched arcd

reared a brood. Threc successit,c broocls wcre thus

reared in this one nest in one season. I have

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il in the ernpty nesr of a chffinch ond use

I this successJully for its own eggs and yaung.

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ffrnu 6. Another glorious lune day. Drove with alarge
party to Yarningale Common. There were great numbers

of birds, chiefly Linnets and Warblers, llitting about

the furze, I also noticed a pair of Win-chats and some

Tit-larks. We discovered eight bird's nests in the patches

of gorse qnd bramble-a Yellaw Hamn'ter's, two Linnet's,

a Wite-throat's, a Willow Warbler's, a Greenfinch's

and two Thnsh's. Most of the nests had young ones in,

but the Yellow Hammer's contained four eggs.

EDIrH HoTDEN

Qo, *ony of us stay walled up because we are afraid

of beinghurt. We are afraid to care too much for fear

that the other person does not care at all.

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:n a

Thebird may be abserved lying on its side with one wing

uplifted, so that the warm sunshine müy penetrate

through the small soft feathers of the bady. The appear'

ance is that of a bird itt or wounded or in sonte distress,

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