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Marshall 1947
May 12 & 14
Sept 16 & 21
Circles indicate areas of collections:
All within 10yds.
of actual sloughs.
A 3679-3690 med. tide Savannah Sparrows in flocks, perching on mines & Rye for!
B 3625-3634 very high tide. Bats partial to Gnidelia, Savannah Sparrows also
All except 3639 are within 5yds of the rivers edge
C 3615-3624 med. tid
D 3635-3642,3691-3692 some tidal water here.
E 3693-3702 no running water, just corn. posts high, artificial bank of stagnant water. High trees but very open growth. Ssg. thick more so than at D Saw Chestnut backed Chickadees & Golden-winged Kinglets
At no place were the birds more numerous than in May, except for 1 loose flock of 8 or so Teal, in brush piles at B, some taking long flights.
2/3 along track in 525 yds. May #2
yellow-grass land--only one seen in 400yds. bound (18') no gap where S.campesttris & Salicornia only 4-6 ft wide.
No willows
Melopiza Alviso, Santa Clara Co. Calif
pure Salicornia
930ft Survey
cattle
Box Elder 250 yd gap
Willow Box Elder
Conium
willow Tall
Typha
150yds from this bend is 1st Bird
4males 2 females here
weeds No Creek here now
Lipilows
gap of 230 yds along stinking sewed slough Typha Stachys giantic Conium
big serp. micocarpus Willows artemisia Blackberry etc.
Conium
Willow cut
D Surveyed to here May 14 Map #1
Big Willow
Sarcornia 3'8" wide Byrrow's Cut
Ctulus
Serp lacustre Arthremea Conium Bare
Dry willows
Conium H2O
9
Willow
Willow Box Elders
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