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Marshall, 1946
July 29-Aug 1, San Bernardino Mts., Calif.
yds. away. A jw. seen near Jenkins Lake
in Yellow Pine belt Aug 1.
Acan Woodpecker Through- yellow pine belt
up to about 7500 ft. High on tops
yellow pines. Jenkins Lake Aug 1.
Colaptes Abundant through range
of Jeffrey & yellow pine, at least to
8000 ft.
Sayornis nigricans About 5 jw's.
at Dry Lake foraging around edges
close to water. 1 taken, prepared,
& skin destroyed by mice:
A jw July 30, 1946 Dry L. 9000 ft.
tests 1.7mm. some fat, sm. dragon flies
(damselflies) not beginning molt.
Olive-sided Flycatcher & Wood Pewee -
most conspicuous birds - everywhere
& calling, up to 10000 ft (see
ger. acct). I was amazed at the
abundance and scattering of these birds.
They make spectacular long insect-flight
when in steep surroundings.
Empidonax wrighti Fairly common -
usually up in pines. Through
Yellow Pine - black oak asso. (Jenkins).
up to 9500 ft in lodgepole pines
where scarce.) Apparently a downward
movement.