Field notes, v1471
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Marshall, 1942 General Acre't Los Esenmiles March 19 Big day w/ stuffed owl on ball- side across from camp which was one, cloud forest but now logged & 2nd pass dense & 20-30' high also many big oaks left. Birds much more numerous here than in cloud forest but not all cloud forest species here (i.e. no turdus, no Myiodes). There are many crakers & vireos. Set the only up 3 times & got the following to call or come around: 2 Otis tricolor (just heard), 3 Aspatta, several pairs thryothius modestus Catharus occidentalis; 1 measel which I shot with .22 rmp as hopped over leaves. 1 flock 5-6 jays with white over eyes- not sure which sp. - Catharus aurantulus; came close but not seen, many Chlorospingus Wilsonii; 2 Myioborus, 1 Dealearia lpergia, Saw several Empidonaxs Oporornis on edge but not within this tract of forest. March 31-April 1 Took all into trip down w. slope- halfway down to San Ignacio where grew Pinus discarpa on a ridge. Just bunch grass & sparse low bushes beneath ~ transition in Sierras. Has been burned. Called for Otus columellaris at inlet (full moon) but lead