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Ornithological Club Plans Field Trip to Essex County

More Than 80 Species Usually Seen or Winter Trips

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED December 7, 1935

Members of the Ornithological Club will leave at 6.15 o'clock tomorrow morning for Essex County on one of their weekly field trips.

Hustace H. Poor '86, president of the club, stated that more than eighty different species of birds are usually seen on the winter field trips.