Upperside of tail darkish Underside of tail white Legs not recorded Behavior: Very actively foraging in trees uh with many hanging upside-down motions like Parid. Voice: silent Habitat: Row of large cottonwoods on well-irrigated ranch in middle of sagebrush desert. How identification was decided - elimination of similar species Only species with similar face patterns are: Black-thr Green, Townsend's - which is yellowish underneath, white wing bars, dark forehead, etc. Blackburnian which lacks spots, dark throat and yellow forehead, has striped back, etc.. Prior experience with this species: Seen about 3 times in Massachusetts 1966-67 This description written from [illegible] notes made during observation [illegible] notes made after observation [X] memory Others seeing the bird (addresses of two): Found previous evening by Rich Stallcup. Also seen by Sadie Brown, Joe Marlan, Kimball Garrett, Garth Alton, Gary Zamzow, Dave DeSante, Johann Susanne Luther, Russell Greenberg, Mike Whiler, Joann Pettinichio, Bruce Schatzman Signed Van Kempen Date 5-28-74