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Marshall 1946
2.
Meloqiza melodica
April 7 Elkhorn Slough, Monterey Co., Calif-
for salt drying & no good habitat
for song sparrows left. Only
extensive salicornia areas on Elkhor
Slough that I saw were where
Salicornia was very short - a
habitat for Savannah Sparrows,
but not Song Sp. Song Sparrows require
dep salicornia &
places where there
are banks of
sloughs - even
feed under overhanging
banks as at
S San Francisco
Marsh.
tules cattails
A
C
wilows, tules
B
E
H
Elkhorn Slough
Moss
Landing
Mono Cogo Slough
At least a dozen pairs santacruces
in fresh-water marsh at A - singing &
active. Several singing in deep salicornia at
C & D but these flushed across to gardens
or fresh-water marsh at A, therefore apparently
didn't have actual territories established in