Write down the notes indicated by the circles on the staff.

Musical Notes:

The image displays a musical staff with several notes indicated by circles. Assuming this is a standard five-line staff and a treble clef is implied (though not explicitly drawn), here are the notes:

• The lowest circle appears to be on the first ledger line below the staff. This would typically represent the note C below middle C.
• The next circle is on the first line of the staff. This represents the note E.
• The circle on the second line represents the note G.
• The circle on the third line represents the note B.
• The circle on the fourth line represents the note D.
• The circle on the fifth line represents the note F.
• Above the staff, the first circle is on the first space above the staff, representing the note A.
• The next circle is on the second space above the staff, representing the note C.
• There is also a symbol that looks like a '4' or a musical rest. Without further context, its exact meaning is unclear in standard notation.
• There are other markings that appear to be accidentals (sharps) and possibly rhythmic notation (like a quarter note or eighth notes), but they are not clearly defined enough to identify with certainty.

Note: The interpretation of notes on a staff can depend on the clef and key signature. This analysis assumes a common treble clef and no key signature or accidentals are applied to these specific notes unless indicated.