. Die Vögel von Indiana; ein Beschreibender Katalog der Vögel, die innerhalb des Staates beobachtet wurden, mit einem Konto ihrer Gewohnheiten. Vögel. BiHDS von Indiana. 801 1878. Herr Nelson hatte zwei in der Nähe von Chicago getroffen. Das Jahr 1883 zeichnet sich durch eine plötzliche Zunahme der Zahl beobachtet nördlich des Ohio Eiver. Im Oktober dieses Jahres zehn Schleiereulen in der Nähe von Cincinnati, seyeral von denen getötet wurden gefunden wurden, die im Turm des Rathauses am Glendale, 0. Am 18. Oktober, ilr. Chas. Dury besucht das Rathaus in Glendale. Vier Bam Eulen flog heraus. Ich gebe einige Auszüge aus Herrn Dury Konto. Die f

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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. BiHDS OF Indiana. 801 1878. Mr. Nelson had noted two taken near Chicago. The year 1883 is notable for a sudden increase in the number observed north of the Ohio Eiver. In October of that year ten Barn Owls were killed near Cincinnati, seyeral of which were found occupying the tower of the town hall at Glendale, 0. On October 18th, ilr. Chas. Dury visited the town hall at Glendale. Four Bam Owls flew out. I give some extracts from Mr. Dury's account. The floor and ledges were covered with the cast-up pellets of the birds. "With Owls the indigestible matter is formed into balls in the stomach, and afterwards cast up. These are called pellets. They covered the floor several inches deep in places. I examined many of them* and found them made up entirely of the hair and bones of. Foot of Barn Owl. Natural size. the smaller rodents, mostly mice. There must have been the debris of several thousand mice and rats. But the strangest part of the curious habitation was the flock of domestic pigeons that were living, seemingly, on intimate terms with the Owls, and judging from the old pigeon nests, I presume the pigeons had actually nested and reared young there" (Journ. Cin. Soc. N. H., Dec, 1883, pp. 337, 838.) Soon afterwards two Barn Owls were taken at Monroe, Ohio. These birds also spread into Indiana. October 35, 1883, the only one ever reported in the Whitewater Valley was killed near Brook- ville. There is one in the collection at the State Museum that was taken at Franklin, December, 1883. They bred near Frankfort, Clinton County, in the summer of 1889. In Vigo County young were taken about July 18, 1890. In the north part of Tippecanoe County, two young were taken from the nest in a hole in a large elm, about June 15, 1890. The winter of 1891-92, Mr. Fletcher M. Noe received three of those owls taken in this State. The fo

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