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Palmer
1936
Itinerary
2 mi. NNE New Idria (cont'd.)
Jan 28 contd.
1- Turkey Vulture - A few seen circling overhead
2 Cooper Hawk - Common ones The chaparral. Apparently had nested in the cottonwoods along the creek.
3 Western Redtailed Hawk - Seen almost every day soaring over the chaparral covered slopes south of camp.
4 Sparrow Hawk - Fairly common on fence posts + telephone lines around open fields and in cottonwoods along the creek
5 Valley Quail - Abundant in chaparral and small blueoaks at the edge of the grain fields or open land generally.
6 Killdeer - Common along the creek.
7 Mourning Dove - common everywhere.
8 Barn Owl - many around the sandstone cliffs N of camp. Commonly in potholes in the cliff, nesting there
9 Screech Owl - One young one collected. Scand out from beneath a