Koford Journal 20 June 1969 Canyon Santa Clara, Sierra del Nido, Chihuahua oaks, about 6400. Probably Broad-tailed Humble, & White-cars Hummingbirds. From road, 6.3 mi. close Brevicava, saw a 2 Copper-tailed Trogon fly in oaks, 100 yds. from cliffs (white skirt band). 6700', Painted Redstart in oak lay woods. Mexican Jay - a yellow-billed juvenile. Orca. Limber (?) pine on slopes nn. road. Saw Canyon Wren. A Hummingbird at red flower on acalillo. "Capulin" linden w. 5 mm. green fruits. Summit 8.5 mi. close Brevicava; alternate road 7100 + 7200', et cattleguas. Beyond, pinon numerous first half mile, then scrubby oak about 12' high, with Red Jays. Orca. White-breasted Nuthatch. After 3mi., oak about 20' tall & well spread. Ash-throated Flycatcher in are./ at a reservoir pond, much drawn down (100yds. long, big dam), we saw 3 Barn Swallows, 5 Violet-green Swallows, 3 C. Kingbirds, 1 B-L. Cambrid, 1 Meadowlark, Killdeer, Acorn Woodpecker - all at edge pond./ On post grass plain, when occasional Meadowlark, Sparrow Hawks. After (1 mi., turns N. Over Mennonite Plain, open oak woodland flat, saw 21 Ravens, milling about) very high (white-necked?). Then Horned Larks 2, House Sparrows - 20+ on wires, Lark Sparrow - 30+ on wires. Barn Swallow over pond. Kingbirds, Raven, Turkey Vulture./ Visited the store. Then an to W. Near a pond, 15+ Horned Larks, 6 C. Kingbirds, 8 Barn Swallows, 10 House Sparrows. Many more Horned Larks near Canal de Bevar. / Grass eaten up & better down flat toward was contrast to last year. Mennonite fields ploughed, or occur. with corn to 2' high, irregular. Very dusty roads. Obvious drought./ We descended out into Mestizo canyon & saw, under small oak on grassy hill, 2 Lupine guillardi. They ran together, showing much white on side toward us as they zigzagged./ We drove toward Rancho Mestizo. Saw 1 Booming Night-Hawk flying among oaks, & later 3 more; 2 perched in oak trees Apparently pregnant./ Near canals, saw chips numerous & grass about 17" where present. In some areas, view of Lupine about 3' tall, near canals, as if in western Daycotte.