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Marshall 1939
Whitaker's Forest, Nov. 17-19
Cedar laden with beautiful
reddish-gold cones. W. Bluebirds
were perched in the tops of
young firs in the clearing.
Back at Whitaker's after dark:
I covered the entire meadow-
flat area & back to camp
looking for F.S.O. None
answered. Night clear, calm
warm (for Nov) later a slight
breeze. Moonlit. Heard a
Spotted owl in tules at S
edge Meadows Flat - which
answered my F.S.O. calls
with series of 3 whistles
(whistle)
Teo0 Teoo Teoo. Also
gave screaming & whining
calls. I couldn't see it.
Saw a Mephitis (white in Y)
in passage at roadside in canyon
just W Whitaker's Forest (between
Sequoia R.R. & '' ''). Apparently
the F.S.Os are not answering
or, as one would expect from their
insect diet, have migrated out of
this region. I had thought that
if their migration is merely