Field notes, v1541
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141 Dick Erickson Joe Morlan Chris Wilson Pinyon-Juniper-Yellow Pine-Willows 6-23-73 Arrastre Creek (San Bernardino Mtns) 0500-0745 clear, calm, cool Mourning Dove 6 Great Horned Owl 1 - just after midnight - h.o. Screech owl, poor-will, Common Nighthawk 1/2 - one seen Costa's Hummingbird 1 - imm. ♂ hummingbird (sp) 5- Costa's - Black-chinned Red-shafted Flicker 1-ho Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Violet-green Swallow 6 Steller's Jay 2-h.o. House Wren 1-h.o. Rock Wren 3 Orange-crowned Warbler 1 House Finch 25 Lawrence's Goldfinch 2 Black-headed Grosbeak 2 - h.o. Lazuli Bunting 5 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 Chipping Sparrow 5 Black-chinned Sparrow 3 Green-tailed Towhee 2-ho Harry Woodpecker - 1- DE Gray Flycatcher - 1-JM Hepatic Tanager - 1 ♂ - DE Oregon Junco 1 - DE Round Valley 0815-0825 clear, calm, warm - Joshua Trees Mourning Dove 2 Cassin's Kingbird 3 Black-throated Sparrow 3 Black-chinned Sparrow 3 Scott's Oriole "" 3 Pinyon-Juniper-slopes Tip Top Mtn area (San Bernardino Mtns) 0830-0920 clear, calm, hot Mourning Dove 2 woodpecker (sp) 1 - prob hairy hummingbird (sp) 1- Costa's - Black-chinned Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Gray Flycatcher 2-h.o. Plain Titmouse 1-h.o. Mountain Chickadee 6 Common Bushtit 1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 2 Black-throated Gray Warbler 2 Gray Vireo "" 3- first ♂ was located by song in pinyon juniper slopes. Watched carefully for 10-15 minutes - looked more like a Gray Flycatcher than any other bird. It was singing from 3-4 song perches - remained in very small area the whole time. Song like Solitary but slower, however, less variable and with more downward-inflected notes. Head, wings, back gray except for faint white eye-ring, faint wing-bar. Underparts paler gray. Two other singing birds located nearby, one of which was watched for 5 min from 15-30' away - fantastic views