Look-alike flycatchers and the Empidonax mystery
A field note discusses five similar Empidonax flycatchers in North America. Distinguishing by plumage is nearly impossible. the least flycatcher is easiest to identify by its dry call dhe beck. Alder and willow flycatchers are debated as separate species, and a West Virginia foray highlights misidentification even among seasoned birders using recordings.
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Pennsylvania
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Canada
New York
Traill
Brooks Bird Club
West Virginia
Peterson Field Guild
Sewing patterns for teen girls from Butterick guides
Betty Dear asks for simple sewing projects for her 11 and 12 year old daughters and friends. The Herald American suggests Butterick patterns No 4939 and No 3365 with coordinated fabrics like sturdy poplin or corduroy. It notes start small, practice builds skill, and offers a Weddings booklet by Eunice Farmer available for purchase.
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Betty
Isit Butterick
Eunice Farmer
the Herald American
P.O. Box
Des Moines
Iowa
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