Field notes, v1513
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Palmer 1936 Itinerary June 7 Butte Ranch, San Benito Co. (Cont'd.) contd. and Cottonwoods. 32 Western Fit - Commonly heard in the chaparral. Not often seen. Young not out yet. 33 Bewick Wren - Common in chaparral Young completely feathered out 34 Western House Wren - Several seen around tangles of wild rose in the damp canyons and in the Blue Oaks. 35 Calif Thrasher - Not common. In chaparral and Live Oak associations 36 Western Bluebird - Common in small flocks in Live Oak, Blue Oak - Digger Pine and Valley Oak associations. Less commonly seen in the grainfields or willows along the creek 37 Western Great-catcher - Common everywhere in chaparral, Live Oak, and Blue Oak - Digger Pine associations. One feeding a bob-tailed young one on May 26. 38 Chainopleura - A pair seen in elder hue along Tres Pinos Creek west of Emmett. 39 Luteocent Warbler - Fairly common. In isolated Digger Pines in the chaparral, in shady damp canyons (Live Oaks) and in willows along the creek,