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Remsen,
J.V.
1974
California Thrasher
Toxostoma redivuum
Jan.8
301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1
Jan.19
Año Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co., Calif : 2 h.o.-singing
in scrubby willow thickets bordering sand dunes - unusual
habitat and unusual to see this bird so close to the
coast. I have seen them here several times in the past.
Feb.17 Hwy. 58, Simmler to McKittrick, Kern Co., Calif : 1 singing
from a juniper tree at about 2800' in a strange
association of juniper + a few decid. call - the only
chaparral was very short and scattered.
May 5 Mines Rd., Santa Clara Co., Calif: one bird imitated Plain
Titmouse and Scrub Jay repeatedly in its song.