Field notes, v1544

Remsen, James Vanderbeek

1974

Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley

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Localities Alameda Co : Coyote Hills - Jan.5 Feb.8 Barkeley Aquatic Pann - Jan.6 Alameda South Shore - Jan.25, Feb.1 Redwood Reg. Park - Feb.4,6 Northern Alameda Co - Feb.9 BBTP Apr.6 Mines Rd May 5 Dumbarton Bridge - Dec.10 Hayward-Union City shoreline - Dec.14 Monterey Co - Monterey Penin - Jan.5 May 16,17, Nov.30 Montery Bay boat trip - Jan.26, Feb.2 Moss Landing - Jan.26 May 16,17, Dec.,Nov.30 Lapis Rd - Jan.26 Tassajara Rd- May 17 Marin Co : Pt.Reyes - Jan.6 Dec.1 Alice Eastward - Mar.22, May 3, Dec.11 Sam Taylor - May.22 Olema Marsh - Apr.26 Bolinas Lagoon - Apr.26 Duxbury Et " Loch Lomond - May 3 Contra Costa Co : Tilden Park - Jan.11,13,18 Apr.19 Mt.Diabo May 4,5 San Pablo Ridge - Jan.21 Eastern Contra Costa Co - Feb.9 Bricnes Reg. Park - Feb.15,23 San Pablo Creek - Feb.24 Dec.15 Pt. Pinole Reg. Park - Apr.12 Sonoma Co - Bodega Marine Lab - Jan.30, Dec.11

San Mateo Co : Ano Nuevo St. Res - Jan.19 Pigeon Pt - Jan.19 Pescadero Marsh Beach - Jan.19 Half Moon Bay - Jan.19 Solano Co : Benicia St. Rec Area - Feb 6 Merced Co. : Santa Fe Grade - Feb. 16, 18 San Luis NWR - Feb. 18 Kern Co - Elkhorn Grade Rd - Feb 16, 17 Hwy 58, Simmler to McNutttnl - Feb. 17 Kern NWR - Feb. 17 San Luis Obispo Co : Elkhorn Plain - Feb. 17 Calif. Valley - Carrizo Plain - Feb. 17 K - Kings Co : Corcoran Lake Feb. 17 Sutter Co - Butte Sink Dec. 17

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Observer Index Alton, Garth May 5,26 June 1,2,3 Amamoto, Florence Feb.6 Andrews, Bob Dec.21 Atwood, Jon May 26 Bailey, Stephen F. Jan.26, Feb.6 Bailey, Karen Jan.26, Feb.6 Baldridge, Alan Jan.26, Feb.2 Binford, Laurence C. Jan.26 Apr.26 May 10,26 Nov.30 Bing, George Jan.26 Boelter, Dan Jan.5, Feb.2 Bolander, Gordon Jan.26 Bowen, Bonnie Jan.19,26 Feb.6,16,17,18 May 5 Boyajian, Ned R. Jan.19, Feb.9 Broadbooks, Bruce May 26 Brown, Sadie -Jan.13,19,21,26 Feb.2,4,6,8,16,17,18,24 Mar.22 Apr.19 May 10,11,12,13,16,17,24,25,26,27 June 14,15,16,17 Buckley, Francine Dec.11 Buckley, Paul A. Dec.11 Butler, John May 26 Cardiff, Steve Feb.2 Carpenter, Chris Jan.6, Apr.6 ChandilM, Ted Jan.26 Clarke, Herb May 26 Clarke, Olga May 26 Cooper, John R. Dec.21 Cooper, Joyce Dec.21

Cooder, Joe Joe Dec 31 Cooder, John R. Dec 31 Clark, Old May 30 Clark, Herb May 26 Chaplin, Ted Jan 26 Cabaner, Chris Jan 6, '96 C Carney, Steve Feb 5 Butler, John May 26 Buckley, A. Dan Dec 11 Buckley, Francine Dec 11 7/4, 31, 21, 14, 17 Acid - May 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26, 27 Brown, Sandra - Dec 18, 21, 25 Feb 3+Feb 8 R. 17, 18, 24- May 20 Broodbanks' Bice May 26 Bodjov, Ned R. Jan 14, Feb 4 Bowen, Bonnie Dec 15, Jan 32 Feb 6 R. 17, 18 Bo/ander, Gordon You 26 Booster, Dan Jan 2 Feb 3 Bub, Cecelia You 26 Butford, Francine C. Jan 26 You 26 May 10, 26 Nov-30 Burbidge, Al Jan 26 Feb 5 Bailey, Ned Jan 26 Feb 6 Bailey, Stephen F. You 26 Feb 6 Atwood, Joe May 26 Anderson, Bob Dec 31 Austrian, Francis Feb 6 Allen, Geoff May 10 You 26 Jun 27-3 #11 12. Revision,

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Observer Index Principe, Bill - Jan. 5, 19, 26 Feb. 2, 6, 8, 9 Apr. 6, 19 May 3 May 10, 11, 12, 13 Zamzow, Gary - Jan. 5, May 26 Boettler, Dan - Jan. 5 Feb. 2 Erickson, Dick - Jan. 5 Feb. 2, May 26 Schulenberg, Tom - Jan. 5 Feb. 2, May 26 Nov. 30 Schliesmann, Linda - Jan. 5 Luther, John - Jan. 5, 26 Feb. 6 Apr. 12, May 26, 27 Jun. 1, 2, 3 Dec. 10 Nov. 26 Dec. 11, 10, 11 Luther, Susanne - Jan. 5 Feb. 4, 6 Apr. 12, May 26, 27 Jun. 1, 2, 3 May 31 Greenberg, Russell - Jan. 6 Feb. 2, 6, May 26, 27 Roberson, Don - Jan. 6, 26 May 3 June 1, 2, 3 Dec. 17 Roberson, Jolee - Jan. 6, 26 Dec. 17 Pistorius, Alan - Jan. 6 Pistorius, Dottie - Jan. 6 Carpenter, Chris - Jan. 6 Apr. 6 Brown, Sadie - Jan. 13, 19, 21, 26 Feb. 2, 4, 6, 8, 16, 17, 18, 24 June 14, 15, 16, 17 Mar. 22 Apr. 19 May 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26, 27 Bowen, Bonnie - Jan. 19, 26 Feb. 6, 16, 17, 18 May 5 Ganett, Kimball - Jan. 19, 26 Feb. 6, 16, 17, 18 Apr. 26 May 26 Boyajian, Ned - Jan. 19 Feb. 9 Fickett, Kent - Jan. 19 Ortiz-Crespo, Fernando - Jan. 19 Stallcup, Rich - Jan. 26 Feb. 6 Apr. 26, May 26, 27 Binford, Laurence - Jan. 26, Apr. 26 May 10, May 26 Nov. 30 Parmeter, Mike - Jan. 26 Parmeter, John - Jan. 26 Botander, Gordon - Jan. 26 Gordon, Phil - Jan. 26 Jensen, LeRoy - Jan. 26 Southworth, Tom - Jan. 26 Southworth, Janice - Jan. 26 Yutzy, Bob - Jan. 26 Yutzy, Carol - Jan. 26

Kutza, Carol - Jan 30 Ytysz, Bcp - Jan 30 Southworth, Lance - Jan 30 Southworth, Tom - Jan 30 Tauson, Pedro - Jan 30 Cordeau, Emil - Jan 30 Baranger, Eric - Jan 30 Baranger, John - Jan 30 Brewster, John - Jan 30 Brewster, Mike - Jan 30 Ringwald, Lawrence - Jan 30, Feb 27, Mar 5 Stallings, Rich - Jan 30, Feb 27, Apr 26, May 22 O’Riis-Crestbo, Fernando - Jan 14 Lickett, Kent - Jan 14 [illegible] - Jan 14 Glover, Neil - [illegible] - Currell, Limpell - Jan 14, Feb 27, Apr 18, May 26, Jun 30 Powell, Ronnie - Jan 14, Feb 27, Mar 5, Apr 18, May 2 [illegible] - Jan 14, Feb 27, Mar 5, Apr 18, May 2, Jun 3 - Brown, Debbie - Jan 14, Feb 27, Mar 5, Apr 18, May 2, Jun 3 [illegible] - [illegible] Bottic, Emmet - Jan 27, Feb 2 Glestone, Alan - Jan 27, Feb 2 Roberson, Joies - Jan 27, Feb 2, Dec 10 - Cheepers, Russell - Jan 27, Feb 2, Mar 3, Apr 5, May 2 Fulker, Shianne - Jan 2, Feb 27, Apr 5, May 2, Jun 3 [illegible] - Jan 2, Feb 27, Apr 5, May 2, Jun 3, Jul 10, Aug 11, Nov 26, Dec 11, Jan 2, Feb 27, Mar 3, Apr 5, May 2, Jun 3 - Whiteman, Huggo - Jan 2, Dec 10 Cheepers, Tom - Jan 2, Feb 2, May 2, Jun 30 - Fletcher, Dan - Jan 2, Feb 2, Mar 5 Samson, Earl - Jan 2, Mar 5, May 2, Jul 13 Land, Wally 10/13/13 - Gwinette, Bill - Jun 27, Jul 25, Aug 28, Sep 16, Oct 27, Nov 14 Observer Journal

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Observer Index Chandall, Ted - Jan. 26 Dyer, Bob - Jan. 26 Baldridge, Alan - Jan. 26 Feb. 2 Edwards, Art - Jan. 26 Bing, George - Jan. 26 Dean, Richard - Jan. 26 May 5 Dean, Gaylee - Jan. 26 Barley, Stephen - Jan. 26, Feb 6 Barley, Karen - Jan. 26, Feb. 6 Rudholm, Dave - Jan. 26 June 1, 2, 3 Hohenberger, Craig - Jan. 26 Morlan, Joe - Jan. 26 June 1, 2, 3, 21 Feb. 2 Nov. 30 Dec 1, 17 May 5, 24, 25, 26, 27 Kelley, Paul - Jan. 26 Rodrigues, Bob - Jan. 26 Jones, Lee - Jan. 26 June 1, 2 Dunn, Jon - Jan. 26 May 26 June 1, 2 Dec. 1 McCaslie, Guy - Feb. 2 May 26 June 1, 2 Dec. 1 Suffel, G. Shumway - Feb. 2 Lyons, Cliff - Feb. 2 Brandt, Jean - Feb 2 Greenberg, Joel - Feb. 2 Sears, Sylvia - Feb. 2 Henningesen, Leslie - Feb. 2 Nachlis, Trix - Feb. 2 Cardiff, Steve - Feb 2 Koenig, Walter - Feb. 6 May 10, 11, 12, 13 Amamoto, Florence - Feb. 6 Sauppe, Barry - Feb. 6 Dec. 14 Alton, Garth - June 1, 2, 3 Recher, Harry F. - May 5 Wolstencraft, James - May 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, Wilson, Doug - May 13 LeValley, Ron - May 25, 26

Revolved - You - Nov 30,95 Wilson, Don - Nov 13 McSheriff, James - Nov 11, '87 Recher, Harv E - Nov 2 [illegible] [illegible] Saddles - Ball - ESP, 4 Almanac, Florence - FSP Rosend, Walter - ESP @ Nov 10, 15, 13 [illegible] - Steve - ESP 5 Humphreys, Terry - FSP 5 Mapp's, Sylvia - ESP 5 Greenberg, Joel - ESP 5 Broughton, Alan - FSP 5 Phons, Cliff - FSP 5 Staffel, G. Sunday - ESP 5 McGreevy, Ed - ESP 5 Mon 26 Tue 15 Dec 1 Dunn, Lou - Jan 30,95 Jun 15, 95 Jones, Pat - Jan 30,95 Jun 15, 95 Robinson, Bob - Nov 30 Neffel, Paul - Nov 30 Hovenberger, Craig - Jan 30 [illegible] Buckley, Karen - Jan 30, ESP 6 Boiled, Stephen - Jan 30, ESP 5 Deau, Charles - Jan 30 Deau, Richard - Jan 30 Mar 2 Eve, Jesse - Nov 30 Edwards, Art - Nov 30 Baird, Alan - Nov 30, ESP 5 Dyer, Bob - Jan 30 Counsell, Joe - Jan 30

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Observer Index Greenberg, Joe - May 26 Greenberg, Cathy - May 26 Atwood, Jon - " Broadbooks, Bruce - " San Miguel, Mike - " Small, Arnold - " Clarke, Herb - " Clarke, Olga - " Manolis, Ann - May 26, 27 Manolis, Georgianne - May 26, 27 DeSante, Dave - May 24, 26, 27 Farness, Janet - May 24, 26, 27 Whler, Mike - May 26, 27 Petinichio, Joanne - May 26, 27 Schutzman, Bruce - May 26, 27 Summers, Steve - May 26 June 1, 2 Butler, John May 26 Howbray, Vincent - May 26 Petti, John - June 14 (Tucson) Maynard, Clarence - June 21 D Menke, John - Dec. 1 Metropulos, Peter - Dec. 14 Harris, Morgan - Dec. 15 Hams, Marjorie - Dec. 15 Patterson, Ronn - Dec. 15 Rosenzweig, Janine - Dec. 15 Buckley, Paul A - Dec. 11 Buckley, Francine - Dec. 11 Cooper, John R - Dec. 21 Cooper, Joyce - Dec. 21 Andrews, Bob - Dec. 21 Reddall, Jack - Dec. 28 Larson, Steve - Dec. 28

14th J.V. 'Knewer' Falcon Street - Dec '78 [illegible] John - Dec '08 Andrew Hill - Dec '91 [illegible] Joyce - Dec '91 Glover, Molly & + Dec. 91 Brenner, Elizabeth - Dec 11 - Brenly, Guy A - Dec 11 Rosenman Twins - Dec 12 6th Avenue Road - Dec 12 Harris, Lorraine - Oct 12 Harris, Harold - Oct 12 +1.250 - McFate, George [illegible] John - Dec 1 Matthew Charles - June 91 6th John - Aug '93 (Junior) Lompoc Vincent - Nov '95 - Brothers, John - Nov '95 Summerfield, Steve - Nov '95 2-Potterman, Bruce - Nov 24, 95 Gethinckis, Dennis - Nov 26, 95 Walter Mike - Nov 30, 95 Fuentes, Janet - May 28, 95 Desaulle, Dave - May 29, 95 Monaco, Gregory - Nov 26, 95 Hannah, cilaan - Nov 28, 95 - Clarke, Jeff - [illegible] " " - Stone, John " " - Smith, Mary " " - Brown, Ann " " - Hill, Mike " " - Hood, Robert " " - Boyd, Joe Desaulle, Fred - Nov 28 - Kneepel, Joe - Nov 30

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Field Note Policy Species Account policy: - enter first observation of each species for 1974 for [each state visited] - afterwards only noteworthy occurrences as to distribution, abundance, time of year, habitat, or behavior not previously observed by me for common species. For rare species, every observation will be entered. All observations of all birds of prey are entered (except Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk, Marsh Hawk, Am. Kestrel, Great Horned Owl) and toa h.o. = heard only - not seen (s) - singing BP - breeding plumage NBP - non-breeding plumage Journal policy - - columned species lists plus full journal descriptions of weather and area written only in areas in which a defined block of time was spent and some estimate of numbers could be obtained - in localities visited briefly or in which no numbers could be estimated, a list of species is written out in paragraph style. If only species which had not been previously seen at some other locality that day are noted, the locality name is preceded by a " +". - I have attempted to list every species seen every day but occasional days have been left out completely when nothing significant had been seen and I had gotten a day behind and was not able to remember what had been seen [illegible]

Review 27-VT HPI Field Note Policy every observation log every occurrence of each species - note first observation or each species in the field area - attempt to estimate occurrence as a percentage of distribution - determine if you see an individual or behavior not involved with "normal" activity for that species For some species, you may observe several individuals and count them all. All observations will be entered into the log. - If no birds are observed (exact number), enter zero. - For small flocks, enter total flock size. N=0 - heard only - not seen N=1 - single N>6 - non-pairing behavior R6+ - pairing behavior log every observation - count used species and estimate percentage of distribution at each locality - note number and date of first and last sighting for each species in the area To determine abundance and trend, use counts to record numbers of individuals seen and heard on a regular basis. In which location did you find the highest number? - Record behavior observed in the field. If possible, estimate percentage of time spent in that behavior. - If only one species is seen at more than one locality, note the locality name in same format used previously. - "+" and "x" indicate presence of other species not recorded here. - I have a notebook to help track species seen daily. I also record notes on habitat type encountered and any observations made during survey. - Note changes in site condition over time.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan. 1 7160 W. 9th Pl., Lakewood, Jefferson Co., Colo.: Common Flicker (2), Black-billed Magpie(1), Starlings (20), House Sparrow (125). House Finch (30), Oregon Junco (10), Slate-colored Junco (2) Jan. 2 7160 W. 9th Pl., Lakewood,: Com. Flicker, Starling, House Sparrow, House Finch, Oregon Junco, Slate-colored Junco + Robin - Pierce SL Jan. 3 7160 W. 9th Pl.: Com Flicker, Starlings, House Sparrow, House Finch Jan. 4 373 Gravatt Dr., Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif: Anmals Hummingbird, Wrentit, Fox Sparrow, Oregon Junco, Song Sparrow Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif: Robin, House Finch, Chestnut-backed Chickadee Jan. 5 Coyote Hills Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif Area: willow creek bottom at park gate Time: 0740-0835 Observers: Bill Principe, Gary Zamzov, Dan Boelter, Dick Erickson Tom Schulenberg, Linda Schliesmann, John & Suzanne Luther Wind: O Temp: 40 Sky: p.c. Species: Mallard 100+ Hermit Thrush 2 Pintail 500+ Golden-crowned Kinglet 3 Shoveler 500+ Ruby-crowned Kinglet 5 Am. Wigeon 2 Water Pipit 3 Cinnamon Teal 2 Loggerhead Shrike 1 White-tailed Kite 2 Myrtle Warbler 2 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Audubon's Warbler 1 Marsh Hawk 10 W. Meadowlark 16 Ring-necked Pheasant 8 Red-winged Blackbird 50 Black-bellied Plover 2 Brewer's Blackbird 5 Western Gull 1 House Finch 100 gull (sp) 100 Rufous-sided Towhee 1 Mourning Dove 1 Brown Towhee 1 Com. Flicker- 4 White-crowned Sparrow 16 Downy Woodpecker 1 Golden-crowned Sparrow 25 Say's Phoebe 1 Fox Sparrow 1 Scrub Jay 1 Lincoln's Sparrow 5 Chestnut-b. Chickadee 2 Song Sparrow 16 Winter Wren 1 Beewild Wren 3 ( Long-eared Owl- 1 - othrs) Am. Robin 1 ( Barn owl - 1- G2 ) (Canada Goose- 5-BF) + Hwy 101 in San Benito Co.: Red-tailed Hawk 1, Yellow- billed Magpie 1, Starling 5, Brewer's Blackbird 15, House Finch 5 Monterey Peninsula, Monterey Co., Calif Area: Monterey Harbor, Pt. Joe, Bird Rock, Pebble Beach (Mr. Fagan's house on Ocean Rd), Pt. Pines, Crespi Pond, Hopkins Marine Station. Time: 1030-1300, 1345-1645 Observers: same Wind: O-5 Temp: 50 Sky: p.c.

Monte Sereno, CA 450 Monte Sereno Dr. Monte Sereno, CA 95110 (408) 247-6666 www.montesereno.com Date: 03/28/2016 Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Location: Monte Sereno Park Weather: Sunny, 72°F Wind: SW 5-10 mph Attendees: John Smith (Chairman) Jane Doe (Secretary) Bob Johnson (Treasurer) Alice Brown (Director) Charlie White (Director) Diana Green (Director) Edward Black (Director) Frances Red (Director) George Blue (Director) Helen Yellow (Director) Agenda: 1. Call to Order 2. Approval of Minutes from Previous Meeting 3. Report on Financial Status 4. Discussion on Park Maintenance 5. New Projects Proposal 6. Open Forum 7. Adjournment Notes: - John Smith welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 1:00 PM. - Jane Doe presented the minutes from the previous meeting for approval. - Bob Johnson reported that the park is in good financial condition with no outstanding debts. - Alice Brown discussed ongoing maintenance issues and proposed a new project for improving the playground area. - Charlie White, Diana Green, Edward Black, Frances Red, George Blue, and Helen Yellow provided input on various topics during the open forum section. Action Items: - Approve minutes from previous meeting (Motion by John Smith, Seconded by Jane Doe). - Assign responsibility for playground improvement project to Alice Brown. - Schedule next regular board meeting for April 15th at 1:00 PM. Meeting Adjourned at 4:00 PM. Respectfully submitted, Jane Doe Secretary

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan. 5 (cont) Species: Cam. Loon 4 Arctic Loon 25 Red-throated Loon 4 W. Grebe 250 Horned Grebe 25 Eared Grebe 40 Red-necked Grebe 1 Pied-billed Grebe 4 (Brown Pelican-1-BF) Brandts Cormorant 300 Pelagic Cormorant 50 Fulmar 25 Sooty Shearwater 2 dark shearwater (sp) 10 (Cinnamon Teal-2-BF) Am. Wigeon 1 Greater Scaup 11 Com. Goldeneye 5 Bufflehead 10 Oldsquaw 1 King Eider 1 white-winged Scoter 20 Black Scoter 3 surf scoter 275 (Ruddy Duck 6) Hullard 2 Red-breasted Merganser 17 Am. Kestrel 1 Am. Coot 100 Black Oystercatcher 2 Black-bellied Plover 7 Surfbird 3 Black Turnstone 50 Willet 10 Sandpiper 30 Red Phalarope 1400 Pomarine Jaeger 2 Glaucous-winged Gull 35 W. Gull 125 Calif. Gull 300 Mex Gull 7 Heermanns Gull 20 Bonapartes Gull 1 Black-legged Kittiwake 1 Common Murre 6 Rhinceros Auklet 6 Annals Hummingbird 2 Belted Kingfisher 1 Acorn Woodpecker 1 Black Phoebe 1 Scrub Jay 2 Pygmy Nuthatch 2 Hermit Thrush 1 Catbird 1 Starling 3 Audubons Warbler 4 Brewers Blackbird 10 House Finch 10 Oregon Junco 15 White-crowned Sparrow 2 Golden-crowned Sparrow 6 Varied Thrush 1 Common Crow 10 Jan. 6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Berkeley, Alameda Co, Calif Area: big channel plus the two ponds Time: 0825-0850 Wind: calm Temp: 45 Sky: cloudy Species: Pied-billed Grebe 15 Double-cr Cormorant 3 Great Blue Heron 1 Black-cr Night Heron 15 Common Egret 2 Snowy Egret 15 Hullard 2 Pintail 8 Redhead 10 Canvasback 20 Greater Scaup 3 Lesser Scaup 10 Com. Goldeneye 20 Bufflehead 15 Ruddy Duck 40 Red-breasted Merganser 40 Am. Coot 20 Greats Yellowlegs 1 Dunlin 2 Least Sandpiper 10 Am. Avocet 1 Glaucous-winged Gull 5 W. Gull 5 Ring-billed Gull 1 Belted Kingfisher 1 Com. Flicker 1 Robin 1 Bushtit 10+ Red-winged Blackbird 100 House Finch 5 Brown Towhee 8 Song Sparrow 5

Jan 2 (foot) Species: Cow food 10 W. Gill 4 30 Red-throated Tow 32 H. Opeps 1400 Red Grouse H 75 Greenish Warbler 32 M. G. Call 3 Edred Gaps HO 300 Red-wheeled Gaps I 7 Uran Gull H 50 (Crowe goliath-1-86) Hebrews Gull 300 Boudbrespeil 1 Edicic Cornucop 20 Ricey-heitharvis 1 Firmor 32 Common Hare G Sooty Shearwater 3 Rhineceras Whiter 10 Aurora Hummingbird 1 (Red-tailed Gull-86) Acum woodpecker I Black Grouse 11 Crow Compsus 2 Buffelbred 10 Gatum Natriid 1 Ostrichorn 1 Jind Ediac 1 Cathird 3 Ricey 30 Nine-ribbed Soot 4 Black Soot 3 Andrups Heights 10 Barns BirdHill 12 Hollard 5 Red-piesced Hare 17 White-towled Storn 6 Goldencrowed Spar 1 Narred Thrush 100 Av. Cool 7 Black Ostrichpe 3 Black-Heiiled Glow 3 Sulphind 20 Black Truonons Jan C Beniteled Avonic Gain Beniteled Almond Co Cult Area: pig channel only the two bounds Times: 0855-0850 Wind: calm Temp: H2 Sky: cloudy Species: Red-pilled Gaps 12 Cow Blue Hare 3 Cow Bird 1 Rapid 1 Common Ediac 12 Black-Night Hare 5 Gum Eilat 5 Sund Eilat 10 Hollard 8 Green Tawny 3 Snow Sparus 10 Kedpeared 30 Cunnedsback 3 Orestic Soots 10 Peezer Sciro 30 Cow Compsus 12 Buffelbred 40 Rapid Gull 30 Av. Cool 50 Green Yellowed 1 Danite 5 Feast-saidgibor 10 Av. Avarset 2 Glaresc-awth Gull 2 M. Gill 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan. 7 UCB: Cedar Waxwing 373 Gravant : Calif. Rufous-s Touhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-cr Sparro Fox Sparrow Jan. 8 El Tayanal x Wildcat Cnyrn Rd: Canada Goose, Mourning Dove, Horned Lark, Steller's Jay, Robin, Wrentit, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Starling Jan. 9 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co Calif: Calif Thrasher, Mockingbird, Hermit Thrush, Rufous-sided Touhee, Brown Touhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Nuttall's Woodpecker UCB: Mourning Dove, Robin, House Sparrow, Oregon Junco Jan. 6 (cont) Pt. Reyes, Marin Co, Calif Area: hike from parking lot at North Beach along beach and dunes for about 2 miles. Mostly dunes, beach, dune grasses Time: 1200 - 1400 Russell Greenberg, Don + Jolee Robertson, Alan + Observers: Pottie Pistorius, Chris Carpenter Wind: O Temp: 55 Sky: p.c. Species: W. Grebe 10 Sanderling 100 Bufflehead 2 W. Gull 10 Surf Scoter 20 Ring-billed Gull 1 Turkey Vulture 2 Snowy Ow White-tailed Kite 2 Long-billed Marsh Wren 2 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Water Pipit 30 Rough-legged Hawk 2 Marsh Hawk 2 Am. Kestrel 1 Jan. 10 301 Camino Pablo: Myrtle warbler, Brown Touhee, Rufous-sided Touhee, Golden-crowned Sparro UCB: Robin Jan. 11 301 Camino Pablo: Mockingbird, Rufous-sided Touhee Jan. 12 301 Camino Pablo: Downy Woodpecker, Red-sh Flicker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Mockingbird, Calif Thrasher, Rufous-sided Touhee, Brown Touhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, wrentit. Jan. 11 Jan. 13 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif Area: Trail bordering w. edge of Jewel Lake Observers: 10 Zoo. 107 students Time: 0830 - 1115 Wind: O Temp: 50 Sky: Species: Band-tailed Pigeon 20 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 25 Annals Hummingbird 1 Plain Titmouse 4 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Bushtit 20 Downy Woodpecker 1 Brown Creeper 5 Black Phoebe 1 Wrentit 3 Steller's Jay 25 Winter Wren 1 Scrub Jay 5 Bewick's Wren 5

H2H J.V. Rwensen, [illegible] 17th Nov Tibetan Bowl, Central Coast Co. Culte 17th Nov Wind: O Temp: 50 Sky: 20 Time: .0830-11H Observed: 10 - 101 students And: Tidal movement w. edges of tidal falls 301 Camino Gable : Brown Woodpecker, Red-shaft Flicker Ground Squirrel, Ground Woodpecker Black-headed Grosbeak Mourning Dove Red-breasted Sapsucker Blue Jay Hummingbird Species: 8eu-forked Grison (50 Cretaceum-protichnites) 301 Camino Gable : White Maple, Brown Towhee, Rufous-crowned Sparrow Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow NCR: Robin 19th Nov Wind: O Temp: 22 Sky: 6 ci Time: |500-1H00 Observed: Bonnie Gatorius' Chris Calabrese [illegible] And: hills from beginning lot at North Beach where beach and dunes for about 3 miles North. dunes, beach dune grasses, seaside scrub, sand bass 26th Oct (cont) Et Reyes, Marin Co. Culte CICB : Norman Davis, Robin Hornsbyman, Gordon Chase 301 Camino Gable, Oviedo Central Costa Co. Culte: Ernie Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Golden-cheeked Warbler Harmed Town, Steller's Jay (Robin?) Wright-tailed Kite Eli Totomay x Wildcat Curry Rd : Conrad George, Margaret Pove 28th Oct 315 Grotto - Ernie Ruffery's Tortuga Oversee Office (Golden-cheeked Warbler) For 20min NCR: Cedar Waxwing 29th Oct

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan. 11 (cont) Robin 5 Varied Thrush 15 Hermit Thrush 1 Golden-crowned Kinglet 5 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 20 Cedar Waxwing 20 Hutton's Vireo 1 Myrtle Warbler 3 Purple Finch 2 House Finch 2 Pine Siskin 50 Am. Goldfinch 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 5 Brown Towhee 8 Oregon Junco 35 Fox Sparrow 10 Song Sparrow 5 E. Fox Squirrel 2 Jan. 13 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Area: Little Anza, Jewel Lake, Botanical Garden Observers: Sadie Brown Time: 1100-1500 Wind: calm Temp: 60 Sky: clear Species: Pied-billed Grebe 1 Mallard 20 Lesser Scaup 2 Com. Goldeneye 3 Hooded Merganser 1♀ Red-tailed Hawk 2 Am. Coot 1 Wood Duck 1♀ Annals Hummingbird 2 Com. Flicker 3 Black Phoebe 2 Steller's Jay 50 Scrub Jay 15 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 20 Plain Titmouse 2 Com. Bushtit 40 Brown Creeper 2 Wrentit 10 Winter Wren 1 Bewick's Wren 5 Robin 25 Varied Thrush 2 Hermit Thrush 2 Golden-crowned Kinglet 4 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 10 Cedar Waxwing 10 Starling 1 Myrtle Warbler 20 Purple Finch 1 Pine Siskin 10 Am. Goldfinch 5 Rufous-sided Towhee 3 Brown Towhee 10 Oregon Junco 20 Fox Sparrow 5 Song Sparrow 5 E. Fox Squirrel 1 +301 Carmine Fable Nuttall's Woodpecker, White-cr Sparro, Golden-cr Spar Jan. 14 301 Camino Pablo: Annals Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Wrentit, Mockingbird, Robin, House Sparrow, House Finch, Brown Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow +Grinda- Great Horned OW +UCB- Cedar Waxwing, Brewer's Blackbird, Steller's Jay, Song Sparrow Jan. 15 301 Camino Pablo: Nuttall's Woodpecker, Scrub Jay, Mockingbird, Calif Thrasher, Cedar Waxwing, House Sparrow, House Finch, Brown Towhee, Rufous-sided Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrows +UCB: Robin, Brewer's Blackbird Jan. 16 301 Camino Pablo: Annals Hummingbird, Robin, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow Jan. 17 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bewick's Wren, Wrentit, Mockingbird

Jan 17 301 Camino Gaplo: Morning Dos: Aurora Hummingbird, North Hills Morning Bird, Down the street, Scrub Jay, Creeper Puffed Crimson-Crowned Sparrow + NCB, Robin, Bumblebee Biterp Bird Brown Towhee, Rufous-sided Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow Colt-Limberpine, Horse Saddle, Horse Finch Jan 16 301 Camino Gaplo: Aurora Hummingbird, Robin Brown Toes Golden-Crowned Sparrow Jan 12 301 Camino Gaplo: North Hills woodpecker, Scrub Jay, Nuthatch Bird Brown Towhee, Cedar-Waxwing, Horse Saddle, White-crowned Sparrow Crimson-Crowned Sparrow + NCB, Robin, Bumblebee Biterp Bird Jan 14 301 Camino Gaplo: Aurora Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Nuthatch Bird Towhee, Rufous-sided Towhee, Golden-Crowned Sparrow, Brown Hooded Warbler, Robin, Horse Saddle, Horse Finch, Brown For 26cuan Jan 13 Tilden Park, Control Coast Co., Cellif Ave. Hills & Avondale, Tustin, Botanical Garden Operator: Sadie Brown Time: 11:00-12:00 Mind: calm Temp: 60 Sky: clear Species: Gilded-pollies Hooded Warbler Pigeon Dove Red-tailed Hawk Av. Crest Ave. Cost- Most Duck Aurora Hummingbird White-winged Dove Brown Towhee Blue Jay Creeper Puffed Brown Creeper Mistletoe + NCB - Cooter Pattern, Bumper's Blossom Bird, Steller's Jay + Gutter - Sweet Flower 04 26cuan Gaplo Jan 11 (cost) Species: House Finch Purple Finch White Pine Siskin Hooded Warbler Cedar Waxwing Chickadee Garter Snake Kirtland's Warbler Pigeon Dove Ave. Crest Robin Avondale

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan. 17 (cont) Robin, cedar waxwing, House Sparrow, Rufous- sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow + YCB: Brewers Blackbird Jan. 18 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif Area: Jewel Lake parking lot Observers: Zoo 107 field trip Time: 0845 - 1100 Temp: 55 Wind: 0-5 SKY: mostly heavy rain Species: Red-tailed Hawk 2 Varied Thrush 5 gull (sp) 30 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 10 Band-tailed Pigeon 5 Pine Siskin 3 Mourning Dove 4 Am. Gold Finch 2 Annals Hummingbird 1 Rufous-sided Tcha 4 Red-shafted Flicker 2 Brown Towhee 10 Black Choebe 1 Oregon Junco 50 Stellers Jay 10 Song Sparrow 2 Scrub Jay 4 Fox Sparrow 10 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 25 E. Fox Squirrel 1 Plain Titmouse 2 Wrentit 2 Bewick's Wren 3 Winter Wren 1 Robin 5 + 301 Camino Pablo: Nuttalls Woodpecker, Bushtit Hockingsbird, Calif. Thrasher, Hermit Thrush, Myrtle Warbler, House Sparrow, House Finch, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, pacific Tree Frog Jan. 19 Año Nuevo State Reserve, San Mateo Co., Calif Area: walked from parking lot out to southern point and then cut across dunes to ocean on n. shore of the point + return - much standing water from rains. Observers: Sadie Brown, Bonnie Bowen, Bill Principe, Kimball Garrett, Ned Boyajian, Kent Fickett, Fernando Ortiz, Time: 0900-1315 Temp: 55-60 Wind: 0-5 SKY: intermittent light rain Species: Common Loon 3 Rough-legged Hawk 1 Arctic Loon 1 Marsh Hawk 5 Horned Grebe 10 Am. Coot 20 W. Grebe 10 Black Cystocatch - 3 Brandts Cormorant 10 (Snowy Plover-5-KG) Pelagic Cormorant 20 Killdeer 5 Am. Bittern 3 Black Turnstone 100 Cinnamon Teal 2 Surfbird 1 Greater Scaup 1 Willet 40 Common Goldeneye 3 Sanderting 50 Harlequin Duck 4 Glaucous-winged Gull 5 Ruddy Duck 10 W. Gull 25 Surf Scoter 20 Calif. Gull 50 Black Scoter 15 Heermann's Gull 1 White-tailed Kite 2 Mourning Dove 30

White-tailed Kite 5 Heermann's Gull 12 Gull - Cliff 20 M. Gull 10 Cliff's-nuthatch (2) 3 Steller's Jay 2 Carrion Crow 4 Common Raven 3 Willet 1 Snailbird 3 Crow-mountain Texel 3 Blue Bird 3 Gallinaceous Crows 3 Burrito's Cornmeal 10 M. Snake 10 Horned Goshawks 10 Arctic Pouch 3 Rock-teal Horn 1 + 30/ Camino Copio: Mt Halls Preschool, Brownit Starry Night-cream Star Deline the Fly Sparrow White-cream Sparrow Multiple House-Stars! House-Finch! Golden-cream! Hockinbird Calif -Thousand, Beirut Through Nicks + 30/ Camino Copio: Mt Halls Preschool, Brownit Fernando Ortiz! Observers: Nimball Gerriett, Ned Goddard, Trent Elliot, Stable Brown, Bonnie Brown, Bill Brunette. of the Point + River - Much studying from rows cut across drive to reach an A-5000s A-5000: Hailed from bowling lot out to bowled down. Jan. 14: Año Nuevo State Reserve, San Mateo Co, Calif Serpentine Tree-Frog 2 Robin 2 White-Area 1 Beneath New 3 Mush-T 5 6/10 Tin-tin's Chicken-Spotted Chicken's 25 E. Fox Skunket 1 Fox-Scar 10 Grouse-Jack 10 Black-Throated Green 5 Brown Thrasher 4 Red-Shafted Flicker 5 Woodpecker Hummingbird 1 Butterfly-Spider-Lotus 4 Blue-Gold Finch 3 Ground-Hole Gullsen 2 Bowl-Cut 30 Kip-Knuckle-Night 10 Avalon Upset 5 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Species: Tide: 22 Wind: 0-2 S.W.: mostly heavy rain Time: 0845-1100 Observers: 500 lot field trip A-5000: Town/ Lake Bowling Lot Jan. 18: Tilton Ranch, Contra Costa Co, Calif + NE: 6-miles Blackbird Golden-cream Sparrow! Snow Squirrel Squirrel Tower! Big Tree! Overhead Tower! Robin! Cedar-Barkening! House Sparrow! Before- Jan. 17 (copy) T.V. H-DI Rwuzen Toxud

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan. 19 (cont) Short-eared Owl 1 W. Headlandull 50 (Yellow-shafted Flicker-1-YG) House Finch 10 Red-shafted Flicker 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 1 Black Phoebe 4 Savannah Sparrow 8 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 2 White-crowned Sparrow 20 Bushtit 5 Lincoln's Sparrow 1 Wrentit 5 Song Sparrow 15 Belluillis Wren 4 (Belted Kingfisher-1-BE) Winter Wren 1 Calif Thrasher 2 Elephant Seal 20 Water Pipit 2 Harbor Seal 1 Loggerhead Shrike 1 Desert Cottontail 8 Myrtle Warbler 2 Pacific Tree Frog 1 Audubon's Warbler 5 Pigeon Point, San Mateo Co, Calif Time: 1400-1410 Observers: same Species: Brandt's Cormorant Pelagic Cormorant 5, Western Gull White-crowned Sparrow 5 Glaucous-wing Gull White-winged Scoter 2 House Finch 100 Black Phoebe 1 Pescadero Marsh + Beach, San Mateo Co, Calif Area: Scoped marsh from two points along hwy. to town of Pescadero + scoped ocean from beach Observers: same Time: 1420 - 1500 Temp: 60 Wind: 0-5 Sky: overcast Species: Eared Grebe 1 Com. Murre 1 Red-billed Gull 40 Black Phoebe 2 Black Brant 3 Say's Phoebe 1 Ruddy Duck 2 Violet-green Swallow 100 Turkey Vulture 3 Tree Swallow 2 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Long-billed Marsh Wren 25 Marsh Hawk 4 Myrtle Warbler 4 Am. Kestrel 2 Song Sparrow 25 Am. Coot 100 Rough-legged Hawk 1 Killdeer 2 Snowy Egret 1 dowitcher (sp) 30 Great Blue Heron 3 Greater Yellowlegs 1 Am. Goldfinch 2 Glaucous-winged Gull 20 W. Gull 5 Mew Gull 1 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co, Calif Area: Scoped Princeton Harbor from several points Observers: same Time: 1530 - 1600 Temp: 60 Wind: 0-5 Sky: overcast Species: Com. Loon 2 W. Grebe 5 Red-throated Loon 1 Am. Wigeon 1 Horned Grebe 2 Greater Scaup 15

ID # 2-1 Revised Jan. 14 (Sat) (No.) Pl. Species : Con: Pous Honey Birds 5 Beech Scrub 12 Ani Widgeon 1 M Gulls 2 Time : 0830 - 1600 Obsvrs : 2/mve Area : Scaled Pinestor Habitat toward ponds Hike Moor Rd, San Mateo Co. Calif Species: Con: Pous Ani Geilrich 5 Gull Black Headed 3 Sand Egret 100 Rough-Feathered Hawk 30 Gull Black-Headed 3 Gull Brown-Headed 3 Gull Yellow-Footed 3 Gull Western 100 Ani Heeler 5 Hilldean 5 Ani Cest 1 Eagle Yellow-Seated 1 Eagle Bald-Eyed 30 M. Call 2 M. Call 1 Temp: GO Wind: 0-2 ENE Obsvrs: 2/mve Time: 1450 - 1200 Area : Scaled marsh from two camp outs and to beach Beach Grossed Moor Rd + Beach, San Mateo Co. Calif Species : Birds Con: Pous Brown Grouse 1 Horse Finch 100 White-Neared Sparrow 5 Clamorous Red-Wing 1 Meadow Lark 5 Temp: GO Wind: 2 ENE Obsvrs: 2/mve Time: 1400 - 1100 Grossed Point, San Mateo Co. Calif Species: Anipeculiarus 2 White-Naped Sparrow 5 Migratory Gull 1 White-Crowned Sparrow 2 Belding's Crouseart (Belding's Crouseart-?) 2 Species: Con: Pous Red-Shafted Flicker 3 Black-Grey 4 Semipalmated Sandpiper 8 Horse-Neared Tattler 1 (Red-Legged Kittiwake) - 86 Gull Western 2 Principle's Sparrow 2 White-Crowned Sparrow 30 Sander's Sparrow 1 Bent-Winged Plover 4 Murrelet's Manu 1 Murre-Blue 5 Coffee-Turkey 3 Elephant Seals 30 Water Gull 1 Horse-Finch 5 Red-Breasted Shrike 1 White-Naped Sparrow 3 Eclipse-Legged Flycatcher 5 Temp: GO Wind: 2 ENE Obsvrs: 2/mve Time: 0830 - 1600

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal) Jan.19 (cont) Surf Scoter 100 Com. Goldeneye 1 Red-breasted Merganser 5 Red-tailed Hawk 5 Am. Kestrel 2 Am. Coot 10 Black-bellied Plover 1 Willett 2 Glaucous-winged Gull 10 Western Gull 10 Herring Gull 1 Brewer's Blackbird 200 Starling 20 House Finch 10 Jan. 20 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Red-breasted Sapsucker, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Scrub Jay Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit Wrentit, Mockingbird, Calif. Thrasher, Robin, Varied Thrush, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, House Sparrow, Brewer's Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Calif. Slender Salamander, Rock Dove Jan. 21 San Pablo Ridge, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif Area: rode horses from pasture at El Toyonal x Wildcat Cyn. Rd. up onto ridge both north and south of the pasture through mainly grazed pasture and Monterey Pine - some oak + chaparral. Time: 1530-1740 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: calm Temp: 50 Sky: incredibly crystal clear Species: Band-tailed Pigeon 8 Water Pipit 20 Steller's Jay 2 Red-winged Blackbird 15 Plain Titmouse 1 Brewer's Blackbird 25 Red-breasted Nuthatch 1 Am. Goldfinch 1 Robin 25 Brown Towhee 2 Horned Lark 10 Oregon Junco 2 W. Blue bird 1 White-crowned Sparrow 5 301 +Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Wrentit, + UCB: House Sparrow Jan. 22 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Robin, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Song Sparrow +UCB: Plain Titmouse Jan. 23 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Mockingbird, Robin, Varied Thrush, Hermit Thrush, White-breasted Nuthatch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Golden- Crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow +UCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Bushtit Jan. 24 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Red-breasted Sapsucker, Downy Woodpecker Scrub Jay Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Mockingbird, Calif. Thrasher, Robin, Varied Thrush, Hermit Thrush, Starling, Cedar Waxwing, Nuttall's Vireo, Myrtle Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, House Sparrow, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow

12u-50 301 Common Eagle : Norman Dove, Anvil's Hummingbird Caw: Pica, Red-breasted Sapsucker, Plain Titmouse, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bewit Warbler, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Varied Thrush, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Cedar Waxwing, House Sparrow, Evening Grosbeak, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Orange-throated White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow Snow Bunting, Cattle Egret, Zebra Saltwaterplover, Rock Dove 12u-51 206 Gobble Ridges, Clouded Coast Co. Callit Ared : Lake houses from Gastown down to south of El Toyote X but north into upper area under 40 acres with wildcat canyon. South of this boundary through mainline district is pasture and mountain views - some oak + cedar canopy. Time: 1230-1740 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: calm Temp: 50 Skies: inclepidly slight clear M-Ginsburg . White-crowned Sparrow 1 Housel Raul, House Sparrow 10 Robin, Robin, Brown Towhee 25 Red-breasted Nuthatch, Plain Titmouse 1 Red-naped Sapsucker, Plain Titmouse 35 White-gift, Nuthatch-Ginsburg 8 +NCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Bewit. +Common Eagle : Norman Dove, Anvil's Hummingbird 12u-55 301 Common Eagle : Norman Dove, Robin, Rufous-sided Towhee, +NCB: Plain Titmouse 12u-55 301 Common Eagle : Norman Dove, Anvil's Hummingbird, Bewit Warbler Plain Titmouse, Hermit Thrush, Robin, Varied Thrush, Cedar Waxwing, Red-naped Sapsucker, House Finch, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow +NCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Bewit. 12u-58 301 Common Eagle : Red-tailed Hawk, Brown-tailed Flycatcher, Norman Dove Anvil's Hummingbird, Caw-Fritillia, Red-breasted Sapsucker, Plain Titmouse Donut Warbler, Sculp Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Bewit Thrush, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Robin, Varied Thrush, Hermit Thrush, Cedar Waxwing, House Finch, White Warbler, Red-naped Sapsucker, House Sparrow, Brown Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow 12u-60 (Cont) Common Eagle Caw-Fritillia Scrub Jay Blue-headed Vireo Red-breasted Nuthatch Varied Thrush Cedar Waxwing Bristle-throated Flycatcher Western Gull Herring Gull Green-winged Tanager Dart's Sapsucker 200 10 10 3 10 1 5 5 2 10 10 10 100 30 Horses Finch 10

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan. 25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co, Calif Area: spent the entire time with a 100 yd. stretch of sandy beach at the foot of Park St. Observers: Zoology 107 field trip Time: 0815 - 1145 Wind: calm Temp: 55 sky: p.c. Species: Horned Grebe 1 Great Blue Heron 1 Great Egret 1 Canada Goose 7 White-franked Goose 1 Mallard 2 Pintail 100 American Wigeon 20 Canvasback 5 Greater Scaup 2 Lesser Scaup 10 scaup (sp) 500+ Com. Goldeneye 1 Bufflehead 2 Surf Scoter 100+ Ruddy Duck 100+ Clapper Rail 1 American Coot 100 Semipalmated Plover 20 Snowy Plover 1 Killdeer 2 Black-bellied Plover 25 Long-billed Curlew 2 Long-billed Dowitcher 3 Short-billed Dowitcher 75 Willet 200 Marbled Godwit 300 Dunlin 1000 Western Sandpiper 500 Knot 40 Sanderling 25 shorebird (sp) 3000+ Am. Avocet 25 Califcous-winged Gull 50 western Gull 50 Herring Gull 1 Ring-billed Gull 100 (Calif. Gull 0 :) New Gull 50 Forstals Tern 100 starling 1 House Sparrow 5 Savannah Sparrow 2 Water Pipit 1 gull (sp) 500+ + La Vie Anza, Tilden Park: Pied-billed Grebe (1), Common Goldeneye (2), Hooded Merganser (1) + Tilden Park Botanical Gardens: Diver (1), Black Phoebe, Song Sparrow, Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay + 301 Camino Pablo: Downy Woodpecker, Mourning Dove, Calif Thrasher, Plain Titmouse, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Rufous- sided Towhee, Bron Jan. 26 Monterey Bay Offshore boat trip, Monterey Co, Calif Area: from one mile off Moss Landing straight to Pt. Pinos; then NW from Pt. Pinos ~ 10 miles and then back to Moss Landing. Time: 0830 - 1500 Observers: Sadie Brown, Kimball Garrett, Bonnie Bowen, Alan Baldridge, Rich Stallcup, John Luther, Bill Principe, Laurence Binford, Tom + Janice Southworth, Phil Gordon, Art Edwards, George Bing Le Roy Jensen, Steve + Karen Bailey, Dick + Gayley Dean, Don Robinson, Joe Moran, Dave Rudholm, Craig Hohenberger, Ted Chandill, Bob Carey Yutzy, Bob Dyer, Paul Kelly, Gordon Bolander, Miller John Farmek, Bob Rodrigues, Lee Jones, Jon Dunn,

Jan 25 Monterrey Bay Outrigger Post trip, Monterey CO, Calif A: From one mile off Moss Landing to Santa Cruz, then via Moss Point and next to Moss Landing. 64 miles; then via two 10 miles - 10 miles Time: 0830 - 1200 Observers : Alan Bulteridge, Rich Steffler, John Fetter, Eddie Brown, Kimbell Cough, Bernie Bower Short-piered Bow-thr. 15 25 Pou-piled Bow-thr. 3 3 Pan-piled Cruller 5 5 Bock-fellied Glau- 32 32 Kilifer- 5 5 Sword Glove- 1 100 Semisumitred Glove- 20 50 American Cost 100 100 Clagger Rail 1 1 Horre 26ton 3 3 Horse Steamon 2 2 Staving 100: 100: Foster Lew 100+ 100+ Hen Gill 5 5 Cuff - Gill 1 200, Cow Goldeneyes (scabs) Pesser. Scab6 10 200. Kings-Diving Gill 300, 300, Hearnd Gill 1 1 MothamGill 5 5 Oidacross-Gull 20 20 Am- Anaret 30 30 Ginital 100 100 Sanderling 3 3 Haltard 32 32 Minute-Franki Score 1 1 Canaded Scores 7 80 Great Elibet 1 1000 Humpled Godwit 1 900 Millet 1 900 Species: Howard G-rube Osservors : Socialy 102 field trip. Time : 0815 - 1145 Wind : calm Temp: 22 Sky : b.c. 6-9. Area : About the same time with a 100 yd. Stretch of sandy beach at the foot of Gull St. Jan 25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda CO, Calif

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan 26 (cont) Wind: 5-20 W Ocean: choppy, very difficult to see birds sitting on water, some large swells. Temp - 50 Sky: clear Species: Arctic Loon 25 California Gull 20 Brandts Cormorant 10 Glaucous Gull 1 Black-footed Albatross 8 Hei Gull 10 Fulmar 3 Heermann's Gull 15 Sooty Shearwater 30 Bonapartes Gull 5 Slender-billed Shearwater 2 Black-legged Kittiwake 30 ? Slende-billed Shearwdr 8 Common Murre 50 Fork-tailed Petrel 8 Rhinoceros Auklet 5000 Ashy Petrel 4 Cassins Auklet 300 White-winged Scoter 5 Ancient Murrelet 3 Surf Scoter 1 Marbled Murrelet 2 Glaucous-winged Gull 500 Western Gull 2000 Killer Whale 4 Herring Gull 5 Gray Whale 10 Thayer's Gull 1 Alaska Fur Seal 1 Moss Landing, Monterey Co, Calif Area: from boat docks through harbor and up to 1 mile offshore, and return Observers: Same Time: 0815-0830, 1500-1515 Species: Common Loon 2 Marbled Godwit 10 Red-necked Grebe 1 gull (sp) 100 Horned Grebe 10 Forstels Tern 20 Eared Grebe 1 Black-bellied Plover 1 Great Blue Heron 2 White-winged Scoter 10 Surf Scoter 50 Oldsquaw 3 Ruddy Duck 25 Red-breasted Merganser 2 American Coot 20 Willett 10 Sanderling 10 Lapis Rd., Monterey Co, Calif Area: length of Lapis Rd near Salinas R. mouth - good grassland area with Calif. Ground Squirrels Time: 1545-1600 Observers Alan Baldridge, Sadie Brown, Bonnie Bowen, Kim Garrett Species: Red-tailed Hawk 1 Western Meadowlark 10 Rough-legged Hawk 8 Horned Lark 10 Ferruginous Hawk 1 Brewer's Blackbird 10 Am. Kestrel 5 Long-billed Curlew 40 + Monterey harbor, Monterey Co., Calif: Red-necked Grebe (1) Pelagic Cormorant (1), Am.Wigeon (1), Scaup (sp) (2), Black Scoter (1), King Eider (1), Oldsquaw (1), Rock Dove, Black Turnstone. Am Avocet - S. of Moss Landing Canada Goose - 301 Camino Pygmy Nuthatch - Pacific Grove Pablo at # 2130 Brown Towhee - "

Rocky River, British Columbia + Mountain Harbour, Mountview Co., Colif. 6:15 (1) Quinby (2), St. George (1), 6:15 (3) Amherst (4), Quinby (1) Ave. Area = 2 of (Area Fencing) Gross Yield - Gross Yield Gross Yd. @ $7.00 Alamblister, 1968 Observed: 15:42-16:00 Time: 15:42-16:00 Species: Four-pinned Cactus New Species Lunaria (Hill) Red-Tailed Hawk Western Meadowlark Species: Quail (Hill) Forked Taw Black-bellied Gull Species: Common Lox Red-winged Spar Harbor Seals Eared Grebe Greet Blue Heron Mud-nosed Scales-10 Shit Scale-20 Jagged Duck 32 Red-Patched Heron-5 American Gull-20 Willet-10 Sandpiper-10 Ave. Length of Lake Rd near Sidings & mouth - good. Access Road area with Colif Ground Sprouts Fagus Rd., Mountview Co., Colif Ave.: frontpost double through hammer and up to 1 while offsets, and returns Observed: 20 minutes Time: 08:12-08:30, 12:00-12:12 Species: Arctic Fox Alaska Peninsula Hens Gull Western Gull Glaucous-winged Gull-200 Shit Scale- Mud-nosed Scales-2 Anson's Hakester-3 Quail (Hill)-8 Red-tailed Gull-10 Black-bellied Tern-3 Common Tern White-tailed Ptarmigan Raven Sooty Shearwater Social Shearwater-30 Heathen Gull-2 Glaucous Gull-7 Bufflehead Grouse-10 Bald Eagle Golden Eagle Horned Lark Killdeer Most frequent: Mountview Co., Colif Time: 2-30 W. Ocean - choppy and difficult Ten (5) count

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jan. 27 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. Calif: Canada Goose (75) Turkey Vulture Red-tailed Hawk 5 Am. Kestrel 2 Calif. Quail Calif. Gull Band-tailed Pigeon Rock Dove Mourning Dove Great Horned Owl Annals Hummingbird Cam. Flicker Downy Woodpecker Nuttall's Woodpecker Steller's Jay Scrub Jay Chestnut-backed Chickadee Plain Titmouse Bushtit Wrentit Bewick's Wren Mockingbird Robin Hermit Thrush Calif. Thrasher Ruby-crowned Kinglet Cedar Waxwing Starling House Sparrow Brewer's Blackbird Purple Finch House Finch Am. Goldfinch Rufous-sided Towhee Brown Towhee Oregon Junco White-crowned Sparrow Golden-crowned Sparrow Fox Sparrow Song Sparrow + woods nearby: Acom Woodpecker, Com. Crow, Winter Wren, Varied Thrush, Hutton's Vireo (5), Jan. 28 301 Camino Pablo: Annals Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Mourning Dove, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Mockingbird, Robin, Calif. Thrasher, House Sparrow, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow +UCB: Bushtit, Plain Titmouse, Steller's Jay, Black Phoebe Jan. 29 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, House Sparrow, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow +UCB: Steller's Jay, Black Phoebe, Cedar Waxwing, Robin, Jan. 30 Bodega Bay Marine Lab, Sonoma Co., Calif: Area: walked from lab out to Mussel Pt. and n. to state beach property. + road into Lab Observers: Bill Principe, Sadie Brown, Bonnie Bowen, Mike John Parmeter, Carolyn + Peter Connors Time: 1630-1900 Wind: calm Temp: 55 Sky: p.c. Species: Common Loon 2 Rock Sandpiper 2 Brandt's Cormorant 20 Glaucous-winged Gull 5 Pelagic Cormorant 10 Western Gull 10 Surf Scoter 1 Common Murrie 9 Rough-legged Hawk 1 Snowy Owl 1 Am. Kestrel 1 Short-eared Owl 1 Black Oystercatcher 5 Wilt Pigeon 2 Surfbird 20 Savannah Sparrow 10 Black Turnstone 20 White-crowned Sparrow 25 Whimbrel 2 Song Sparrow 10 Willet 2 W. Meadowlark 2

Mullet Whimbrel 3 10 25 35 White-crowned Sparrow 10 5 Snowy Owl 1 1 Rough-legged Hawk 1 1 Short-eared Owl 5 1 Amphispiza bilineata 2 Blue Grosbeak 1 Sharp-tailed Grouse 10 10 30 Red-breasted Sapsucker 10 Great Horned Owl 5 5 Common Loon 5 Species: Time: 16:30 - 18:00 Observers: Bill Grunig, Eddie Brown, Bonnie Brown Mike John Grunig, Carolyn + Esther Conners State park property. + road into trap Ave.: walked from trap out to transit pt. and b- to Jun 30 Bodega Bay Marine Lab Sonoma Co. CA & + T/CB: Steller's Jay, Black Grosbeak? Cedar Waxwing? Robin Jul 25 361 Camino Diablo : Monrovia, Auna's Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker! Jun 28 361 Camino Diablo : Anna's Hummingbird! Nuttall's Woodpecker! + NEB: Brantlet, Brantleaves, Steller's Jay, Black Grosbea Station, Song Sparrow White-crowned Sparrow, Cedar-crowned Sparrow, Fox Knifes-ridged Towhee, Brown Towhee, Gray Vireo? Hockinsville Robin, Cirl Bunting, House Sparrow! Morning Dove, Scrub Jay Chestnut-backed Chickadee! + Weights: Accommodations, Cow Grow, Winter Men! Nayted Tawny, Yellow-crowned (2) Jul 21 361 Camino Diablo Ground Control Co. Colif Cactus Wren Hockinsville Red-tailed Hawk 2 Anna's Kestrel 5 Cirl Bunting Cirl Flycatcher Bead-tailed Grosus Rock Dove Starling House Sparrow Blue-winged Warbler Purple Finch House Finch Am Goldfinch Kirtland's Warbler, Fox Brown Towhee Ovenbird Sage Thrash White-crowned Sparrow Cedar-crowned Sparrow Giant Titmouse Chickadee, Black-capped Chickadee Brantlet Weight Weights 16:47 2.5 Removed Towhee!

Remsen, J.V 1974 Journal Jan.30(cont) + Bodega Bay : Bufflehead, Red-breasted Merganser, Red-tailed Hawk, Turkey Vulture, Am. Coot, Ruddy Duck, Common Raven + Sonoma Co. roads: White-tailed Kite, Killdeer, Mourning Dove, Loggerhead Shrivle, Robin, Scrub Jay, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewets Blackbird, Oregon Junco + 301 Camino Pablo : Great Horned Owl, Annals Hummingsbird, Downy Woodpecker, Mocklinsbird, Brown Towhee,Golden-crowned Sparrow. Jan.31 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingsbird, Scrub Jay, Mocklinsbird, Robin, Hermit Thrush, +UCB: Band-tailed Pigeon, Robin, Black Phoebe, Feb-1 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co. Calif Area: stayed within 1/4 mile stretch of beach at foot of park st. Observers : 200 107 field trip Time : 0830-1145 Temp: 55 wind: 0-5 sky: rain to p.c. species - Horned Grebe 1 Knot 20 Double-crested Cormorant 1 Dunlin 200 Great Blue Heron 1 Western Sandpiper 800 Snowy Egret 1 Sanderlings 50 Canada Goose 12 American Avocet 75 White-fronted Goose 1 Glaucous-winged Gull 10 Pintail 30 Western Gull 20 Am. Wigeon 25 Ring-billed Gull 10 Canvasback 5 New Gull 5 Lesser Scaup 50 gull (sp) 100 Surf Scoter 25 Forstels Tern 50 Bufflehead 1 Rock Dove 1 Ruddy Duck 30 Red-winged Blackbird 3 Clapper Rail 1 Savannah Sparrow 1 American Coot 100 Semipalmated Plover 40 Snowy Plover- 4 Killdeer 3 Black-bellied Plover 25 Long-billed Curlew 2 Ruddy Turnstone 2 Horned Godwit 200 Short-billed Douteche - 10 +UCB: Black Phoebe, Robin, Cedar Waxwing, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, +301 Camino Pablo: Feb 2 Monterey Bay Offshore boat trip, Monterey Co., Calif Area : steamed straight west over north edge of the Monterey Submarine Cyn. for 40 miles, went 5 miles south and then straigh back in to Moss Landings. Very few birds beyond 12 miles.

Feb 1 Alamogordo South Shore, Alamogordo Co, Calif. A-2: stayed within M white stretch of back of foot of EMLR. OBSERVERS: 300 107 field trip Time: 0830 - 1145 Temp: 25 Wind: O-2 Sky: rain to 6 c + some snow, + NCB: Blue-tailed Green, Robin, Black Grosbeak, Scrub Jay, Mockingbird, Robin, Hermit Thrush, 301 Camino Explo: Mountain Dove, Andes Hummingbird, Jan 31 Stations: Downy Woodpecker, Hacklingbird, Down Townsend's Warbler -Cerulean, + 301 Camino Explo: Great Horned Owl, Andes Hummingbird, Black-billed Magpie Black-headed Grosbeak, Green Tanager, Hawk, Red-breasted Sapsucker, Robin, Scrub Jay, Red-naped + Sonomum Co roads: White-tailed Kite, Nuttall's Hummingbird, Raven Hawk, Turkey Vulture, Am. Coot, Reddy Duck, Common Jan 30 (cont) + Barley/Desert: Steller's Eareded Hummerose, Red-tailed 7pm21 T.V. Renewal

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Feb.2 (cont) Journal Observers : Guy McCashie, Shum Suffel, Cliff Lyons, Sadie Brown, Alan Beilbridge, Dick Erickson, Russell Greenberg, Bill Principe, Tom Schuylenberg, Joel Greenberg, Sylvia Sears, Leslie Henninsen, Trix Machlis, Joe Morlan, Dan Boelter, Steve Cardiff, Jean Brandt Wet Time : 0850-1610 Temp: 55-60 Sky: clear Water: someswells, generally calm Wind: N 0-10 Species: Arctic Loon 22 Glaucous-winged Gull 150 Common Loon 1 Western Gull 2000 Red-throated Loon 6 Herring Gull 40 Brandt's Cormorant 7 Thayer's Gull 1 Black-footed Albatross 4 California Gull 40 Northern Fulmar 12 New Gull 1 Sooty Shearwater 18 Heermann's Gull 12 Short-tailed Shearwater 5 Black-legged Kittiwake 350 Fork-tailed Petrel 1 Common Murre 120 Mallard 2 Marbled Murrelet 5 White-winged Scotr 2 Cassin's Auklet 325 Surf Scoter 2 Rhinoceros Auklet 1000 Red-breasted Merganser 1 Eared Grebe 1 Pomarine Jaeger 2 Forster Glaucous Gull 1 Dall's Porpoise 3 Harbor Porpoise 1 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif Area: boat ride in and out of harbor + ocean up to 1 mile off. Also birding along Jetty Rd. up to one mile of Observers: boat observers + Erickson-Greenberg-Brown-Principe Time: 1650-1800 Wind: 0-5 Temp: 55 Sky: clear Species: Common Loon 2 Am. Avocet 5 Red-throated Loan 3 Sandeling 1007 Horned Grebe 10 Glaucous-winged Gull 10 Eared Grebe Western Gull 25 Western Grebe 2 Herring Gull 4 Pied-billed Grebe 1 Calif. Gull 2 Great Blue Heron 1 Rins-billed Gull 3 Cinnamon Teal 6 Bonaparte's Gull 7 Lesser Scaup 25 New Gull 280 Oldsquaw 3 Heermanns Gull 1 White-winged Scotr 10 Forstels Tern 6 Black Scoter 1 Greater Scaup 2 Surf scotr 100 Water Pipit 2 Ruddy Duck 20 Brewer's Blackbird 10 Am. Coot 200 Red-winged Blackbird 2 Snowy Plover 8 Western Meadowlark 1 Black-bellied Plover 15 Belted Kingfisher 2 Long-billed Curlew 4 (House Finch - DE) Long-billed Duntcher 40 (White-crowned Sparrow - DE) Willett 25 (Red-breasted Merganser - DE) Marbled Godwit 40 (Pelasic Cormorant - DE, CH) Red Knot 4 (Double-crested Cormorant - DE) Western Sandpiper 100+ Am. Flamingo - 2-Russland Dunlin 100+ Least Sandeiper 15

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb. 3 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Rock Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Common Flicker, Downy Woodpecker, Black Phoebe, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Mockingbird, California Thrasher, Robin, Hermit Thrush, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewer's Blackbird, House Finch, American Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden- crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow + Lake Anza: Red-tailed Hawk, Allen's Hummingbird, Brown Creeper, + Tilden Botanical Garden.- Pipper Feb. 4 301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Hilldeer, Common Flicker, Nutball's Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, Black Phoebe, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Mockingbird, Calf Thrasher, Robin, Hermit Thrush, Cedar Waxwing Starlings, Myrtle Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird Brewer's Blackbird, House Finch, Purple Finch, Am. Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Touhe, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Rock Dove. *Redwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif Area: walked into picnic area from parking lot at the end of the road only as far as the first bridge. Redwoods + willows + orchard. Time: 2130-2155 Observers: Sadie + Laura Brown, Susanne Luther Wind: calm Temp: 55 Sky: clear Moon: full Species: Screech Owl Saw-whet Owl Feb. 5 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Band-tailed Pigeon, Annals Hummingbird, Nutball's Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Bushtit, Mockingbird, Robin, Cedar Waxwing, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow. Feb. 6 Benicia State Recreation Area, Solano Co., Calif Area: tidal marsh between picnic area and telephone pole # 819 r picnic area we sloshed through marsh unsuccessfully for Black Rails - Observers: Barry Sauppe, Kimball Garrett, Russell Greenberg, Rich Stallcup Time: 1240-1445 Tide: +6.5 at 1330 Wind: calm Temp: 60 Sky: clear Species: Western Grouse 16 Sora 1 Scaup (sp) 5 Glaucous-winged Gull 5 Canvasback 30 Western Gull 3 White-tailed Kite 2 California Gull 30 Red-tailed Hawk 3 Ring-billed Gull 10 Marsh Hawk 2 Common Flicker 1 Virginia Rail 2 Long-billed Marsh Wren 5 Ring-necked Pheasant 1

Wind: calm Temp: 60 Sky: clear Time: 1570 - 182 +E of 1330 Observers: Kimball Garrett, Russell Groves?, Rich Stallings Baud Sample: 999900411000010101 Site # 816 L Biscuit Trail - E park side trailhead near road and historical area. Total wash between picnic area and historical site. Feb 6: Biscuit State Recreation Area, Solano Co., Calif

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Mockingbird 2 Yellowthroat 2 Loggerhead Shrike 2 Am. Goldfinch 15 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1 White-crowned Sparrow 35 Starlings 75 Song Sparrow 20 House Finch 20 Pine Siskin 1 + Vallejo to Benicia on G80: Double-crested Cormorant, Turkey Vulture, Rough-legged Hawk, Am. Mestrel, + El Toyonal Rd: Calif. Quail + 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, House Sparrow, Brown Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow +UCB-Mistletoe +Tilden Botanical Garden: Black Phoebe, Allen's Hummingbird, Dipper, Ore. Oregon Junco, Bewick's Wren, Scrub Jay, Hermit Thrush, Calif. Quail Redwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif Area: same as on Feb. 4 Time: 2055-2215 Observers: Sadie Brown, Bonnie Bowen, Rich Stallcup, Russell Greenberg, John + Susanne Luther, Walt Moenig, Florence Amamoto, Steve + Karen Bailey, Bill Principe Wind: calm Sky: clear Moon: fulland cold Temp: 45 Species: Great Horned Owl 2 Saw-whet Owl 2 Feb. 7 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Scrub Jay Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Robin, Hermit Thrush, House Sparrow, House Finch, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned sparrow +UCB: Oregon Junco, Black Phoebe, Steller's Jay Feb. 8 Coyote Hills Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif Area: willow row going NW from park entrance plus walk from main parking lot to headquarters area. Willow riparian + fresh-w marsh. Observers: Bill Principe, Sadie Brown + 200. 107 field trip Time: 0750-1145 Temp: 55-60 Wind: 0-5 Sky: clear Species: Pied-billed Grebe 2 Canvasback 30 Double-crested Cormorant 6 Scaup (sp) 1 Great Blue Heron 2 Bufflehead 3 Mallard 40 Ruddy Duck 10 Gadwall 20 White-tailed Hite .5 Pintail 500 Red-tailed Hawk 3 Green-winged Teal 2 Rough-legged Hawk 2 Cinnamon Teal 30 Marsh Harrier 6 Am. Wigeon 4 Am. Mestrel 2 Shoreler 3000 Calif. Quail 15 Redhead 1 Ring-necked Pheasant 7

{ "text": "14H\n2/7\nReversal\n\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 8: 0935-1615\nTime: 0832-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\nSky: Clear\nWind: Calm\nTemp: #2\nCold\nObservers: Bill Grunabe\nFlorence Yuenzetai (Great Horned Owl)\nObjectives: Greenway, John + Susanne Father, Wolf Hossell\nSue & Dave Bower, Rick Stalick, Vasselli\nAve: Good views of sun. Feb 8\nRedwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.\nFeb. 7: 0935-1615\nTime: 0822-1612\nSpecies: Great Horned Owl\nShrew-mouse owl\n5\n5\nWeather: Sunny\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Virginia Rail 2 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 2 Sora 2 Water Pipit 3 Am-Coot 30 Loggerhead Shrike 2 Com. Gallinule 1 Starling 25 Killdeer 4 Myrtle Warbler 1 Allen's Hummingbird 4 Audubon's Warbler 5 Long-eared Owl) 2 Com. Yellowthroat 3 Com. Flicker 4 W-Meadowlark 50 Downy Woodpecker 1 Red-winged Blackbird 25 Black Phoebe 4 Brewer's Blackbird 15 Say's Phoebe 1 House Finch 50 Tree Swallow 2 Pine Siskin 1 Scrub Jay 4 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Bushtit 4 Rufous-sided Towhee 1 Winter Wren 1 Brown Towhee 5 Long-billed Marsh Wren 15 Savannah Sparrow 1 Robin 200 White-crowned Sparrow 10 Hermit Thrush 1 Golden-crowned Sparrow 5 Lincoln's Sparrow 5 Song Sparrow 20 Black-tailed Jackrabbit 2 Desert Cottontail 2 Western Gull 5 Ring-billed Gull 1 Herring Gull 2 gull (♀) 20 F +301 Camino Pablo - Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Feb.9 White-breasted Nuthatch, Eastern Contra Costa Co, Calif Area: Hallard Res, Hwy.4, Antioch Municipal Reservoir, Contra Loma Res, Jersey Is, Delta Rd., Holland Tract, Byron Tract, Clifton Court Forebay, Observers: Ned R. Boyajian, Bill Principe Time: 0815-1245, 1315-1400 Wind: calm Temp: 55-65 Sky: p.c. Species: W. Grebe 2 Long-billed Dowitcher 5 Pied-billed Grebe 7 Glaucous-winged Gull 4 Green Heron 1 Herring Gull 18 Mallard 2 Thayer's Gull 2 Gadwall 5 Calif. Gull 300 Pintail 240 Ring-billed Gull 5000 Cinnamon Teal 15 Rock Dove 10 Am. Wigeon 200 Mourning Dove 4 N. Shoveler 3 Barn Owl 1 Ruddy Duck 35 Common Flicker 6 Com. Merganser 2 Downy Woodpecker 1 White-tailed Trite 5 Black Phoebe 2 Red-tailed Hawk 8 Tree Swallow 6 Rough-legged Hawk 5 Scrub Jay 10 Golden Eagle 1 Com. Crow 700 Marsh Hawk 9 Long-billed Marsh Wren 7 Am. Kestrel 15 Mockingbird 8 Ring-necked Pheasant 1 Am. Robin 2 Sora 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1 Com. Gallinule 13 Water Pipit 50 Am. Coot 200 Loggerhead Shrike 4 Killdeer 30 Starling 200 Long-billed Curlew 60 Orange-crowned Warbler 1 Dunlin 150 Audubon's Warbler 5 Least Sandpiper 20 Com. Yellowthroat 5

{ "text": "Birds seen\n30 Cow Red/throat\n150 Androphobus\n20 Owls-crowned Warbler\n# Male-Egret\n13 Mute-Swans\n10 Red-winged Blackbird\n30 Stalking\n30 Crows-Edinburg\n1 Wilder\nCow-Coot\n500 Red-winged Swallow\n150 Androphobus\n20 Owls-crowned Warbler\n\n\n\n\nHolland Track, Byron Tect, Clifton Cont Forest\nContro Pond Res, Jersey Is, Delta Rd.\nAnd : Holland Res, Ind., & Anselch Municpal Reserve\n\nFEB. D Eastern Count CO Calif\nWhite-breasted Nuthatch!\n+301 Cawme Gallo, \"Rocan\" Bave, Awdy's Thousandbird\n\nWind: calm Temp: 22-62 Sft : 6 c.\nTime : 0815-1745, 1315-1400\nObservers : Ned R. Beddian, Bill Pringie\n\nSpecies : W.Greps\n\nCow-Coot\n# Male-Egret\n13 Mute-Swans\n10 Red-winged Blackbird\n30 Stalking\n30 Crows-Edinburg\n1 Wilder\nCow-Coot\n500 Red-winged Swallow\n150 Androphobus\n20 Owls-crowned Warbler\n\nRed-tailed Hawk\n4 Cow-Billed Nightjar\n2 Blue Jay\n1 Cow-Crow\n100 Cow-Crow\n32 Common Flicker\n1 Blue Jay\n12 Hockhurd\n2 Red-winged Blackbird\n4 Cow-Billed Nightjar\n3 Red-tailed Hawk\n8 White-tailed Rake\n2 Black Grapes\n5 Downy Woodpecker\n32 Knobby Ditch\nCow-Woodhouse\nRuddy Duck\n3 Bad Cal\n300 Eastern Dove\n12 Rock Dove\n570 River-Billed Gull\n800 Cow-Collie\n3 Mallard\n3 Canada Geese\n4 Green Heron\n1 Herring-Gull\n16 Clark's-crested Eel\n4 Red-winged Swallow\n\nRed-tailed Hawk\n2 Blue Jay\n1 Cow-Crow\n100 Cow-Crow\n32 Common Flicker\n1 Blue Jay\n12 Hockhurd\n2 Red-winged Blackbird\n4 Cow-Billed Nightjar\n3 Red-tailed Hawk\n8 White-tailed Rake\n2 Black Grapes\n5 Downy Woodpecker\n32 Knobby Ditch\nCow-Woodhouse\nRuddy Duck\n3 Bad Cal\n300 Eastern Dove\n12 Rock Dove\n570 River-Billed Gull\n800 Cow-Collie\n3 Mallard\n3 Canada Geese\n4 Green Heron\n1 Herring-Gull\n16 Clark's-crested Eel\n4 Red-winged Swallow\n\nCow-Pitcher\nDowny Woodpecker\n32 Common Flicker\n1 Blue Jay\n12 Hockhurd\n2 Red-winged Blackbird\n4 Cow-Billed Nightjar\n3 Red-tailed Hawk\n8 White-tailed Rake\n2 Black Grapes\n5 Downy Woodpecker\n32 Knobby Ditch\nCow-Woodhouse\nRuddy Duck\n3 Bad Cal\n300 Eastern Dove\n12 Rock Dove\n570 River-Billed Gull\n800 Cow-Collie\n3 Mallard\n3 Canada Geese\n4 Green Heron\n1 Herring-Gull\n16 Clark's-crested Eel\n4 Red-winged Swallow\n\nCow-Pitcher\nDowny Woodpecker\n32 Common Flicker\n1 Blue Jay\n12 Hockhurd\n2 Red-winged Blackbird\n4 Cow-Billed Nightjar\n3 Red-tailed Hawk\n8 White-tailed Rake\n2 Black Grapes\n5 Downy Woodpecker\n32 Knobby Ditch\nCow-Woodhouse\nRuddy Duck\n3 Bad Cal\n300 Eastern Dove\n12 Rock Dove\n570 River-Billed Gull\n800 Cow-Collie\n3 Mallard\n3 Canada Geese\n4 Green Heron\n1 Herring-Gull\n16 Clark's-crested Eel\n4 Red-winged Swallow\n\nCow-Pitcher\nDowny Woodpecker\n32 Common Flicker\n1 Blue Jay\n12 Hockhurd\n2 Red-winged Blackbird\n4 Cow-Billed Nightjar\n3 Red-tailed Hawk\n8 White-tailed Rake\n2 Black Grapes\n5 Downy Woodpecker\n32 Knobby Ditch\nCow-Woodhouse\nRuddy Duck\n3 Bad Cal\n300 Eastern Dove\n12 Rock Dove\n570 River-Billed Gull\n800 Cow-Collie\n3 Mallard\n3 Canada Geese\n4 Green Heron\n1 Herring-Gull\n16 Clark's-crested Eel\n4 Red-winged Swallow\n\nCow-Pitcher\nDowny Woodpecker\n32 Common Flicker\n1 Blue Jay\n12 Hockhurd\n2 Red-winged Blackbird\n4 Cow-Billed Nightjar\n3 Red-tailed Hawk\n8 White-tailed Rake\n2 Black Grapes\n5 Downy Woodpecker\n32 Knobby Ditch\nCow-Woodhouse\nRuddy Duck\n3 Bad Cal\n300 Eastern Dove\n12 Rock Dove\n570 River-Billed Gull\n800 Cow-Collie\n3 Mallard\n3 Canada Geese\n4 Green Heron\n1 Herring-Gull\n16 Clark's-crested Eel\n4 Red-winged Swallow\n\nCow-Pitcher\nDowny Woodpecker\n32 Common Flicker\n1 Blue Jay\n12 Hockhurd\n2 Red-winged Blackbird\n4 Cow-Billed Nightjar\n3 Red-tailed Hawk\n8 White-tailed Rake\n2 Black Grapes\n5 Downy Woodpecker\n32 Knobby Ditch\nCow-Woodhouse\nRuddy Duck\n3 Bad Cal\n300 Eastern Dove\n12 Rock Dove\n570 River-Billed Gull\n800 Cow-Collie\n3 Mallard\n3 Canada Geese\n4 Green Heron\n1 Herring-Gull\n16 Clark's-crested Eel\n4 Red-winged Swallow\n\nCow-Pitcher\nDowny Woodpecker\n32 Common Flicker\n1 Blue Jay\n12 Hockhurd\n2 Red-wing [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb.9 (cont) Western Meadowlawn Red-winged Blackbird Tricolored Blackbird Brevels Blackbird House Finch Am. Goldfinch Rufous-sided Towhee Savannah Sparrow 15 15,000 30 450 400 1 1 2 Oregon Junco White-crowned Sparrow Golden-crowned Sparrow Lincolns Sparrow Song Sparrow Lesser Scaup 1 10 10 1 2 1 Northeastern Alameda Co, Calif N. Vasco Rd - foothill grassland Area: Mountain House Rd, Bethany Res, Altamont Pass Rd. Time: 1400-1500 Observers: same Wind: calm Temp: 65 Sky: p.c. Species Com. Goldeneye Red-tailed Hawk Swainson's Hawk golden Eagle Am. Kestrel Rough-legged Hawk Am. Coot 5 4 1 2 9 1 5 Serub Jay Audubon's Warbler Loggerhead Shrike W. Meadowlawn Savannah Sparrow 1 1 4 2 1 Marsh and Kellogg Creels, Contra Costa Co, Calif Area: Vasco Rd, Marsh Creek Rd - Bluegill, savannah, Time: 1500-1630 Observers: same Wind: calm Temp: 65 Sky: p.c. Species Pied-billed Grebe Am. Wigeon Canvasback Ring-necked Duck Lesser Scaup Ruddy Duck Turkey Vulture Virginia Rail Am. Coot Corn. Gallinule Red-tailed Hawk White-tailed Hike Am. Kestrel 10 2 3 20 4 200 4 1 100 2 4 1 2 Common Flicker Nuttalls Woodpecker white-breasted Nuthatch Scrub Jay Black Phoebe Long-billed Marsh Wren Rock Wren Loggerhead Shrike Audubon's Warbler W. Bluebird W. Meadowlawn Red-winged Blackbird Tricolored Blackbird Am. Goldfinch 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 5 10 30 5 3 Victoria Island, San Joaquin Co, Calif Time: 1245-1315 Observes: same Area: flooded fields Wind: calm Temp: 65 Sky: clear Species Whistling Swan White-fronted Goose Mallard Pintant Canvasback Ruddy Duck Red-tailed Hawk Am. Kestrel Am. Coot 1600 25 2 20,000 100 35 2 1 500 Wilddeer Dunlin Rock Dove Com. Crow Horned Lavin Great Blue Heron 10 20 6 10 10 1

{ "text": "Av. Cost\n200\nAv. Keesei\n1\nRed-tailed Hawk\n5\nRuddy Duck\n32\nCanaveral\n100\nGulf Coast\n36,000\nCow's Own\n10\nGulf Island Farm\n10\nRoof Bats\n8\nHillbilly\n350\nWhite-tailed Decks\n25\nWhite-tailed Coats\n32\nSpecies: Muskrat Swan 1000\nAired: Flooded Fields\nTime: 1342-1312\nObserves: Same\nWind: calm\nTemp: 62\nShr: 6-c\nVictor Island San Todown Co. Calf\nAv. Cost\n5\nTricolored Heron\n80\nRed-winged Blackbird\n30\nA-treelocation\n4\nKeet-tailed Hawk\n10\nCow's Gullivets\n5\nAv. Cost\n100\nArboreal Nuthatch\n1\nRaspberry Swale\n1\nWhite-bellied Plover\n10\nRock Men\n4\nLong-winged Terns\n300\nHairy Prion\n1\nLynx's Feather\n50\nFresno Scarfs\n4\nBlue Phoebe\n4\nCow-witched Duck\n50\nScrub Jay\n5\nWhite-headed Woodpecker\n3\nMallory Pockface-\n3\nAv. Keesei\n7\nGulf-Pulled Eclipses\n10\nSpecies: Cow's Goldencrabs\nAv. Cost\n2\nRed-tailed Hawk\n4\nSwampy's Hawk\n6\nWhite-breasted Woodpecker\n1\nGolden Eagle\n5\nAv. Keesei\n1\nRuddy-keesh Hawk\n3\nNorthwest Co. Calf\nAired: Monopol House Rd, Bethany Bee, Atlantic City\nTime: 1400-1200\nObserves: Same\nWind: calm\nTemp: 62\nShr: 6-c\nNorthern Alamosed Co. Calf\nAv. Cost\n3\nRed-winged Blackbird\n12\nWestern Meadowlark\n12\nCow's Own\n12,000\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTrio of Red Blackbirds\n30\nBiscayne Biscayred\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n1\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\nBiscayne Biscayred\n10\nFresno Scarfs\n12,000\nCow's Own\n10\nRed-tailed Hawk\n1\nTriceps/Skullion\n750\nSour Seafood\n400\nFresno Scarfs\n1\nKeefe's Keesh Lovers\n1\nRed-winged Hawk\n5\nAv. Cost\n3\nKnee-deep Hawk\n1\nHorse Pulp\n1\nYour Gullivets\n3\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb.10 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Mockingbird, Calif Thrasher, Robin, Hermit Thrush, Starlings, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewer's Blackbird, House Finch, House Sparrow, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow. Feb.13 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Great Horned Owl, Annals Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Mockingbird, Hermit Thrush, Robin, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee +UCB: Steller's Jay, Bushtit, Brewer's Blackbird, Oregon Junco Feb.14 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Bushtit, Plain Titmouse, Mockingbird, Hermit Thrush, House Sparrow, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow. Band-tailed Pigeon +UCB: Steller's Jay, Robin, Brewer's Blackbird Feb.15 Briones Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif Area: from east entrance off Alhambra Valley Rd. to Sindicich Lake and Three Lakes - walking - mainly a herpetology field trip - not really birding. live and blue oak woodland, foothill grassland, cattle ponds Time: 0830-1145 Observers: Zoology 107 Field trip Wind: calm Temp: 60-65 Sky: clear Species: Mallard 8 Urentit 1 Am. Wigeon 15 Bewick's Wren 3 Ring-necked Duck 10 Robin 400 Bufflehead 10 W. Bluebird 6 Turkey Vulture 3 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Water Pipit 40 Sharp-shinned Hawk 1 W. Meadowlark 20 Nuttall's Woodpecker 2 Red-winged Blackbird 30 Black Phoebe 1 Audubon's Warbler 1 Steller's Jay 4 Purple Finch 1 Scrub Jay 8 Lesser Goldfinch 1 Plain Titmouse 5 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 White-breasted Nuthatch 1 Oregon Junco 4 Golden-crowned Sparrow 3 Savannah Sparrow 7 Black-tailed Deer 3 Calif. Newt 200 Frac. Tree Frog 4 W. Fence Lizard 1 +Santa Fe Grade: Great Horned Owl, Barn Owl, White-crowned Sparrow, Pintail, Green- winged Teal, Shovelers, Am. Coot, Killdeer. +301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Plain Titmouse, Mockingbird, House Sparrow, House Finch, Brown Towhee.

{ "text": "Blue Tower\n+301 Carmine: Red-Tailed Hawk, Hummingbird, House Finch)\nHummingbird, House Finch, Hummingbird (see above for cost)\n+ Blue Tower (Red-Tailed Hawk, Hummingbird, House Finch)\n\nBlow Tones\nMud: colin\nTime: 0830 - 115 Observers, Zoology 102 Field Trip\n\nCattle Feed\nFine and fine woolen, cotton and fine silk.\nMainly a botanical field trip—not really botany.\n—walking to Sinclair Falls and Three Sisters.\nAird: two east entrance off Allamakee Valley Rd.\n\nFeb 15 Bluejays Red Park Control Cost Co. Call\n+ NCB - Sheller's Day & Night, Bird Watching Club\n\nFeb 14 Carmine 609 : Hummingbirds Anna's Hummingbird\nHummingbird, House Finch, Hummingbird, House Finch,\nRed-Tailed Hawk, Blue Jay, Titmouse, Titmouse, Titmouse,\nBrown Towhee, Green-crested Jay, Golden-Crowned Sparrow\n+ NCB - Sheller's Day & Night, Bird Watching Club\n\nFeb 13 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbird, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 10 301 Carmine 609 : Red-Tailed Hawk, Brown-Headed Cowbird\nHummingbirds, Anna's Hummingbird, Scrub Jay,\nChestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue Jay, Titmouse, Robin,\nHouse Finch, Red-Winged Blackbird, White-Breasted Nuthatch,\nRed-Eyed Vireo, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-Crested Warbler,\nBrown Towhee, Green-crested Jay, Golden-Crowned Sparrow\n+ NCB - Sheller's Day & Night, Bird Watching Club\n\nFeb 09 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 08 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 07 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 06 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 05 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 04 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 03 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 02 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 01 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird Anna's\nHummingbirds, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-Breached Chickadee, Blue\nJay, Red-Tailed Hawk, House Finch, Robin, House Wren,\nTennessee Warbler, Red-Winged Blackbird, House Lark, Rufous-Crested\nWarbler, Brown Towhee\n\nFeb 00 Carmine 609 : Morning Dove Event Hummingbird [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb. 16 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif Area: along that part of the road, 5 mi. NW from Henry Miller Av Observers: Sadie Brown, Bonnie Bowers, Kimball Garrett Time: 0745-0930 Wind: O-5 W. Temp: 50 Sky: drizzle Species: Pied-billed Grebe 1 Black Phoebe 2 Pintail 800 Tree Swallow 60 (White-fronted Goose - 1-KG) Long-billed Marsh Wren 10 (Snow Goose - 1-KG) Water Pipit 20 Green-winged Teal 300 Loggerhead Shrike 1 Cinnamon Teal 25 Starling 10 Shoveler 200 Audubon's Warbler 9 (Gadwall - 20-KG) W. Meadowlark 10 Am. Wigeon 10 Red-winged Blackbird 500 Marsh Hawk 4 Tricolored Blackbird 2 Ring-necked Pheasant 4 Brewer's Blackbird 100 (Sora - 1- KG) House Finch 1 Am. Coot 500 Savannah Sparrow 12 Killdeer 40 Black-bellied Plover 4 Com. Snipe 20 Greater Yellowlegs 10 Long-billed Dowitcher 500 Dunlin 200 Least Sandpiper 8 (West. Sandpiper - 20-KG) Am. Avocet 40 Black-necked Stilt 10 (Calif. Gull - (- KG) (Ring-billed Gull - 10-KG) + Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif: Great Blue Heron, Great Egret, Snowy Egret, Am. Bittern, White-faced Ibis (140), White-fronted Goose, Canada Goose, Snow Goose, Mallard, Am. Kestrel, Common Gallinule, Virginia Rail, Sora, Sandhill Crane, Long-billed Curlew, Ring-billed Gull, Yellow-billed Magpie, Cliff Swallow, Cedar Waxwing, Brown-headed Cowbird, Gadwall, Sar * Interstate 5, Fresno Co., Calif: Red-tailed Hawk, Golden Eagle! Am. Kestrel, Mourning Dove, Horned Lark, Com. Raven, Loggerhead Shrike, Starling, W. Meadowlark, House Finch. Hwy 33, w. of I-5, Fresno Co, Calif: Red-tailed Hawk, Prairie Falcon, Com. Raven, Mountain Bluebird(2) House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, W. Meadowlark, House Finch, White-crowned Sparrow Hwy. 33, Kings Co, Calif: Red-tailed Hawk, Rough-legged Hawk (1) Ferruginous Hawk (2), Prairie Falcon (1), Am. Kestrel, Say's Phoebe, Horned Lark, Burrowing Owl, Mourning Dove, Starling, Audubon's Warbler, House Sparrow, W. Meadowlark, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, American Goldfinch, Savannah Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow Hwy. 33, (to Maricopa), Kern Co., Calif: Great Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk, Rough-legged Hawk (2), Marsh Hawk, Am. Kestrel, Mourning Dove, Horned Lark, Starling, Mockingbird, Loggerhead Shrike (10), Starling, House Sparrow, W. Meadowlark, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch,

Hwy. 33, (to Maccabee) Hwy. 33: Great Bites Heaven N Lissadurny, Rossinveragh Blimphed, Horse Punch, Hawse Punch (10) Stirling, Hawse Punch An Nessel, Horendy Pony & S, Hawse Punch, Hawse Punch Ghosts, Howling Fawn, Burrowing Owl, Monrovia Peak, Starlings Anddy's Marble, Hawse Station, W. Nedderman, Red-Whirred Blimphed Horse Punch, American Goldwing, Savannah Station (H) Hwy. 33 Timus Co Cell: Red-Tailed Hawk, Koosh-Laceddard Hawk (1) Falconry Team (2), Ernie Falconer (1), An Nessel, 24/7 Red-Whirred Hawk, Koosh-Laceddard Hawk, Golden Eagle

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb.16 (cont) Elkhorn Grade Rd., Kern Co., Calif Areg: saltbush wash about 1 mi. w. of Hwy Observers: same Time: 1715-1845 Wind: 0-5 NW Temp: 45-50 Sky: overcast, some drizzle, Species: Marsh Hawk 1 Starling 2 Chukar 5+ Audubon's Warbl 2 Barn Owll 1 W. Meadowlarn 15 Horned Lark 20 House Finch 2 Sayls Phoebe 2 (Am. Goldfinch -KG) Tree Swalla 20 (Lesser Goldfinch-KG) Rock Wren 3 Sage Sparrow 6 LeContels Thrasher 3 White-crowned Sparrow 100 Loggerhead Shrike 2 Feb.17 Elkhorn Grade Rd. Areg: same spot Time: 0745-0900 Observes Kimball Garrett Area: Sadie Brown, Bonnie Bown. Wind: calm Temp: 45-50 Sky: overcast Species: Common Raven 1 Sage Sparrow 3 Rock Wren 2 White-crowned Sparrow 30 LeContels Thrasher 2 Mountain Bluebird 35 Water Pipit 3 Loggerhead Shrike 1 Audubon's Warbl 60 San Diego Cr Rd. Elkhorn Plain, Elkhorn Valley, Elkhorn Grade Rd to Calif. Valley, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif Areg: desolate cattle country with scattered Atriplex and Mormons Teq.-very remote - no habitations - grassland Time: 0915-1100 Observers: same Wind: 0-5 Temp: 45-55 Sky: p.c. Species: Coopers Hawk 1 Cliff Swallow 3 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Rock Wren 2 Marsh Hawk 2 Mountain Bluebird 10 Prarie Falcon 2 Loggerhead Shrike 3 Am. Kestrel 4 Starling 2 Mountain Plover 300 W. Meadowlarn 25 Sayls Phoebe 2 House Finch 110 Horned Lark 550 Com. Raven 62 Antelope Ground Squirrel 3 Calif. Valley - Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif Areg: grassland, pasture, salt bush flats Time: 1100-1230 Observers: same Wind: O Temp: 55-65 Sky: p.c. Species: Cinnamon Teal 2 Turley Vulture 1

{ "text": "Species: Cinnamon Teal\n5\nTufted Ducks 1\n\nWind: O Temp: 22-22 SKY: 6.c.\nTime: 1100 ~ 1530 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: desert cattle country with scattered Antelopes\n\nSan Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Cooper's Hawk\n1\nCliff Swallow\n3\nHorned Lark\n5\nRed-tailed Hawk\n5\nMountain Bluebird\n5\nRock Wren\n5\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-22 SKY: 6.c.\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Mountain Bluebird\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 Temp: 42-20 SKY: overcast\nTime: 0915 - 1100 Observers: same\nArea: self-driven, scattered flocks on flat flats\n\nCliff Valley - Carrizo Plain / San Luis Obispo Co. Calif\n\nSpecies: Common Raven\nCO\nAndropogon hartii\n1\ntessellated Sparrow\n1\nWater Gilt\n3\nMountain Bluebird\n32\nPectorals Thrush\n3\nRock Wren\n3\n\nWind: O-2 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb. 17 (cont) Red-tailed Hawk 5 Rough-legged Hawk 2 Ferruginous Hawk 1 Golden Eagle 2 Bald Eagle 1 Marsh Hawk 3 Sandhill Crane 39 Mourning Dove 80 Violet-green Swallow 1 Horned Lark 325 Com. Raven 12 Cliff Swallow 16 Mountain Bluebird 35 Loggerhead Shrike 16 Starlings 55 Brewer's Blackbird 50 W. Meadowlark 56 House Finch 40 Am. Goldfinch 1 Savannah Sparrow 15 Lark Sparrow 1 White-crowned Sparrow 100 Hwy. 58 Simmler to McKittrick, Kern Co, Calif Time: 1230-1330 Observers: same Wind: O Temp: 60 Sky: p.c. Species: Am. Kestrel 3 Sandhill Crane 39 Say's Phoebe 2 Horned Lark 15 (Scrub Jay - 1- BB) Bewick's Wren 1 Calif. Thrasher 1 W. Meadowlark 10 House Finch 200 White-crowned Sparrow 50 Kings Co. Roads: Marsh Hawk, Am. Kestrel, Mountain Plover (20), Horned Lark, Starlings, Audubon's Warbler, W. Meadowlark, Red-winged Blackbird, Loggerhead Shrike, Savannah Sparrow Kern NWR, Kern Co, Calif diked ponds - all shallow water. Extensive water but Area: only 2 clumps of willows- no other trees. Time: 1430-1730 Observers: same Wind: 0-15 N Temp: 55-60 Sky: clear Species: Pied-billed Grebe 50 White Pelican 250 Double-crested Cormorant 1 Great Blue Heron 20 Green Heron 1 Great Egret 20 Snowy Egret 16 Black-crowned Night Heron 100 Am. Bittern 6 dark goose (sp) 10 Mallard 2 Gadwall 2 Pintail 5000 Green-winged Teal 208 Cinnamon Teal 200 N. Shorel. 5000 Am. Wigeon 10 Bufflehead 1 Ruddy Duck 25 White-tailed Kite 2 Red-tailed Hawk 20 Bald Eagle 2 Marsh Hawk 30 Virginia Rail 1 Sora 1 Am. Coot 2000 Killdeer 10 Long-billed Curlew 50 Greater Yellowlegs 10 Least Sandpiper 20 Dunlin 200 W. Sandpiper 15 Long-billed Dowitcher 500 Am. Avocet 100 Black-necked Stilt 20 Ring-billed Gull 20 Mourning Dove 2 Short-eared Owl 3 Red-shafted Flicker 3 Horned Lark 5 Tree Swallow 3000 Cliff Swallow 200 Com. Crow 4 Long-billed Marsh Wren 30 Bewick's Wren 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 3 Water Pipit 10 Loggerhead Shrike 10 Starling 20 Audubon's Warbler 10 House Sparrow 100 W. Meadowlark 50 Red-winged Blackbird 1 Tricolored Blackbird 1

{ "text": "Hillger\nAv Cost\n10\n5000 Red-winged Blackbird\n1\nA Woodpecker\n20\n1 Horse Sturgeon\n1\nAndropogus muricatus\n30\nBirds-Egrets\n10\nstorking\n3\nRed-tailed Hawk\n50\nWhite-tailed Ptarmigan\n5\nKnapweed Ditch\n52\nRaphi-crested Kingfisher\n3\nBucconiformes\n1\nAphrodite's Wings\n1\nAv. Woodpecker\n10\nN. Spuchet\n2000\nCinnamon Test\n500\nGreen-winged Teal\n500\nCliff Swallow\n300\nTees Shallows\n300\nGundali\n3\nHalarang\n7\nAv. Goose (6?)\n10\nHornwing Dove\n10\nShort-eared Owl\n5\nHorning's Dove\n10\nAv. B. Hen\n2\nBlack-tailed Nutmeg 100\nBlack-winged Starling\n30\nAv. Vulture\n10\nGreat Egret\n50\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nGrenada Heron\n12\nV. Saurbipes\n1\nAv. Avocet\n50\nRed-Pilled Grebe\n200\nCrested Ailonyx?\n30\nPied Storkpigeon\n1\nRorip-crested Cootsweef\n50\nHunts Felidae?\n10\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nWhite Pelican\n50\nRed-Pilled Grebe\n200\nCrested Egret\n30\nAv. Vulture\n10\nBlack-tailed Nutmeg 100\nBlack-winged Starling\n30\nAv. B. Hen\n2\nGundali\n3\nHalarang\n7\nAv. Goose (6?)\n10\nHornwing Dove\n10\nShort-eared Owl\n5\nHorning's Dove\n10\nAv. B. Hen\n2\nBlack-tailed Nutmeg 100\nBlack-winged Starling\n30\nAv. Vulture\n10\nGreat Egret\n50\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nGrenada Heron\n12\nV. Saurbipes\n1\nAv. Avocet\n50\nRed-Pilled Grebe\n200\nCrested Ailonyx?\n30\nPied Storkpigeon\n1\nRorip-crested Cootsweef\n50\nHunts Felidae?\n10\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nWhite Pelican\n50\nRed-tailed Hawk\n50\nKnapweed Ditch\n52\nRaphi-crested Kingfisher\n3\nBucconiformes\n1\nAphrodite's Wings\n1\nAv. Woodpecker\n10\nN. Spuchet\n2000\nCinnamon Test\n500\nGreen-winged Teal\n500\nCliff Swallow\n300\nTees Shallows\n300\nGundali\n3\nHalarang\n7\nAv. Goose (6?)\n10\nHornwing Dove\n10\nShort-eared Owl\n5\nHorning's Dove\n10\nAv. B. Hen\n2\nBlack-tailed Nutmeg 100\nBlack-winged Starling\n30\nAv. Vulture\n10\nGreat Egret\n50\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nGrenada Heron\n12\nV. Saurbipes\n1\nAv. Avocet\n50\nRed-Pilled Grebe\n200\nCrested Ailonyx?\n30\nPied Storkpigeon\n1\nRorip-crested Cootsweef\n50\nHunts Felidae?\n10\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nWhite Pelican\n50\nRed-tailed Hawk\n50\nKnapweed Ditch\n52\nRaphi-crested Kingfisher\n3\nBucconiformes\n1\nAphrodite's Wings\n1\nAv. Woodpecker\n10\nN. Spuchet\n2000\nCinnamon Test\n500\nGreen-winged Teal\n500\nCliff Swallow\n300\nTees Shallows\n300\nGundali\n3\nHalarang\n7\nAv. Goose (6?)\n10\nHornwing Dove\n10\nShort-eared Owl\n5\nHorning's Dove\n10\nAv. B. Hen\n2\nBlack-tailed Nutmeg 100\nBlack-winged Starling\n30\nAv. Vulture\n10\nGreat Egret\n50\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nGrenada Heron\n12\nV. Saurbipes\n1\nAv. Avocet\n50\nRed-Pilled Grebe\n200\nCrested Ailonyx?\n30\nPied Storkpigeon\n1\nRorip-crested Cootsweef\n50\nHunts Felidae?\n10\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nWhite Pelican\n50\nRed-tailed Hawk\n50\nKnapweed Ditch\n52\nRaphi-crested Kingfisher\n3\nBucconiformes\n1\nAphrodite's Wings\n1\nAv. Woodpecker\n10\nN. Spuchet\n2000\nCinnamon Test\n500\nGreen-winged Teal\n500\nCliff Swallow\n300\nTees Shallows\n300\nGundali\n3\nHalarang\n7\nAv. Goose (6?)\n10\nHornwing Dove\n10\nShort-eared Owl\n5\nHorning's Dove\n10\nAv. B. Hen\n2\nBlack-tailed Nutmeg 100\nBlack-winged Starling\n30\nAv. Vulture\n10\nGreat Egret\n50\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nGrenada Heron\n12\nV. Saurbipes\n1\nAv. Avocet\n50\nRed-Pilled Grebe\n200\nCrested Ailonyx?\n30\nPied Storkpigeon\n1\nRorip-crested Cootsweef\n50\nHunts Felidae?\n10\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nWhite Pelican\n50\nRed-tailed Hawk\n50\nKnapweed Ditch\n52\nRaphi-crested Kingfisher\n3\nBucconiformes\n1\nAphrodite's Wings\n1\nAv. Woodpecker\n10\nN. Spuchet\n2000\nCinnamon Test\n500\nGreen-winged Teal\n500\nCliff Swallow\n300\nTees Shallows\n300\nGundali\n3\nHalarang\n7\nAv. Goose (6?)\n10\nHornwing Dove\n10\nShort-eared Owl\n5\nHorning's Dove\n10\nAv. B. Hen\n2\nBlack-tailed Nutmeg 100\nBlack-winged Starling\n30\nAv. Vulture\n10\nGreat Egret\n50\nGreat Blue Heron\n1\nGrenada Heron\n12\nV. Saurbipes\n1\nAv. Avocet\n50\nRed-Pilled Grebe\n200\nCrested Ailonyx?\n30\nPied Storkpigeon\n1\nRorip-crested Coot [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb.17(cont) Brewers Blackbird 10 White-crowned Sparrow 100 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 Lincoln's Sparrow 1 Savannah Sparrow 5 Song Sparrow 10 Oregon Junco 5 Pixley NWR, Western Tulare Co., Calif + roads : (Pixley NWR is dry pasture as far as we could tell) : Great Blue Heron, Am. Wigeon, Red-tailed Hawk, Rough-legged Hawk (2), Marsh Hawk, Ring-necked Pheasant, Am. Coot, Killdeer, Mountain Plover (20), Mourning Dove, Burrowing Owl, Am. Kestrel, Common Flicker, Horned Lark, Water Pipit, Loggerhead Shrike, Starling, House Sparrow, W.Meadowlark, Red-winged Blackbird, Tricolored Blackbird, Brewer's Blackbird, White-crowned Sparrows) Coyote (1). Corcoran Lake, Kings Co., Calif Area : man-made lake surrounded by bamboo. Time: 1840-1900 Observers: same Temp: 55 Wind: calm Sky: p.c. Species: Great Blue Heron 1 Red-winged Blackbird 10 Green Heron 2 Tricolored Blackbird 50,000+ Pintail 15 White-crowned Sparrow 10 Canvasback 1 Song Sparrow 1 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif dry + flooded fields Area: tour route of the refuge: willow riparian, Sadie Brown, Bonnie Bowe, Time: 0830-1110 Observes: Kimball Garrett Wind: O Temp: 35-50 Sky: p.c. Species: Pied-billed Grebe 5 Greater Yellowlegs 2 Great Blue Heron 40 Am. Avocet 10 Great Egret 3 Herring Gull 1 Snowy Egret 1 Ring-billed Gull 2 Am. Bittern 1 Mourning Dove 10 White-fronted Goose 5000 Great Horned Owl 2 Snow Goose 3000 Red-shafted Flicker 4 Mallard 200 Nuttall's Woodpecker 2 Pintail 3000 Black Phoebe 2 Green-winged Teal 10 Horned Lark 1 Cinnamon Teal 20 Tree Swallow 200 N. Shoveler 20 Cliff Swallow 1 Am. Wigeon 2 House Wren 1 Ruddy Duck 2 Bewick's Wren 5 White-tailed Kite 2 Long-billed Marshhen 10 Cooper's Hawk 2 Bushtit 4 Red-tailed Hawk 20 Mockingbird 4 Red-shouldered Hawk 1 W. Bluebird 3 Rough-legged Hawk 3 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 4 Marsh Hawk 15 Water Pipit 2 Am. Kestrel 2 Cedar Waxwing 10 Ring-necked Pheasant 5 Phainopepla 1 Sandhill Crane 400 Loggerhead Shrike 2 Com. Gallinule 2 Starling 20 Am. Coot 2000 Audubon's Warbler 10 Killdeer 10 Com. Yellowthroat 3 Black-bellied Plover 50 W.Meadowlark 50

Black-pollés Glove 20 M. Judd's Warbler 10 Cow - Yellowthroat 3 Am. Redpolls 500 Am. Goldfinch 10 Cormorant 3 Red-winged Hawk 1 Red-tailed Hawk 50 Coop Bird Hawk 3 Mistle-thistle Nite 5 Keggs Ditch 5 Am. Widen 5 N. Snowbela 50 Cliff Smuller 1 Less Sheller 30 Green-muscled Tern 10 Cinnamon Test 30 Horsey Pail 10 Gimbal's woodpecker 500 Hafford 5 Red-shafted Flicker 300 Great Horned Owl 5 A. Bittern 1 Green Woodpecker 3 Swamp Elset 1 Great Egret 3 Am. Avocet 40 Gleek Keljoners 5 Feb 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co. Calif Temp: 0 Wind: 32-20 SW : 6.C. Time: 0830-1110 Observers: Humberl Gossell Area: tour route of the refuge; Willow Rivered 2 miles Brown Mountain Species: Canuspsden 1 Song Sparrow 12 White-crowned Sparrow 5 Tricolored Blackbird 20 C. Green Heron 1 Great Blue Heron 1 Feb. 17 (cont.) Oxidan Juncs 2 Savannah Sparrow 5 Purple Sandpiper 10 Glover's Bittern 150

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb. 18 (cont) Red-winged Blackbird 200 Lincoln's Sparrow 1 Brewer's Blackbird 25 Song Sparrow 4 Brown-headed Cowbird 1 Virginia Rail 1 Am. Goldfinch 200 Savannah Sparrow 5 White-crowned Sparrow 50 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif Area: from Henry Miller Av to Hwy. 140 Time: 1115-1145 Observers: same Wind: 0 Temp: 60 Sky: overcast Species: Pied-billed Grebe 2 Black-necked Stilt 20 White Pelican 90 Long-billed Curlew 1 Great Blue Heron 13 Herring Gull 1 Great Egret 1 Tree Swallow 150 Snowy Egret 4 Long-billed Marsh Wren 8 Am. Bittern 2 Loggerhead Shrike 1 Whistling Swan 3 Starling 20 (Gadwall - S- KG, SB) Pintail 1200 Audubon's Warbler 10 W. Meadowlark 50 Green-winged Teal 350 Red-winged Blackbird 300 Cinnamon Teal 36 Brewer's Blackbird 50 N. Shorelark 1000 House Finch 1 Am. Wigeon 12 White-crowned Sparrow 25 Red-tailed Hawk 5 Com. Gallinule 74 Marsh Hawk 5 Rough-legged Hawk 1 Am. Kestrel 4 Am. Coot 2000 Killdeer 14 Com. Snipe 5 Greater Yellowlegs 6 Long-billed Darter 400 Dunlin 60 Am. Avocet 120 Stanislaus Co., Hwy. 33, Calif: Red-tailed Hawk, Am. Kestrel, Herring Gull, Common Crow, Yellow-billed Magpie, Mourning Dove, Rock Dove, Mockingbird, Robin, Loggerhead Shrike, Starling, Audubon's Warbler, House Sparrow, Brewer's Blackbird, W. Meadowlark. + San Joaquin Co - Golden Eagle + Alameda Co - Turkey Vulture, Rough-legged Hawk + 301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Annals Hummingbird, Plain Titmouse. Feb. 19 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Plain Titmouse UCB: Steller's Jay, Purple Finch, Robin Feb. 20 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Wrentit, Red-winged Blackbird UCB: Downy Woodpecker, Steller's Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Bushtit, Robin, Cedar Waxwing, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Oregon Junco. wildcat cnyn Rd: Band-tailed Pigeon Feb. 21 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Red-sh. Flicker, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Mockingbird, Robin, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow

{ "text": "25-FEB\n301 Common Loon: Plowing back Anas's Hammock, Gray Titmouse\nSkip day. Six titmuses, White-breasted Nuthatch, Kip in the backyard.\nRuffed Grouse, House Finch, Downy Woodpecker, Caracara, Scrub Jay,\n[illegible] White-crowned Sparrow, Dark-eyed Junco\n301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune. Mewlitt, Icelanded Bitternling.\nFEB-25d\n301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune. Mewlitt, Icelanded Bitternling.\nNCB: Sickle-tailed Bunting\nFEB 27/301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune, Anas's Hammock, Gray Titmouse\nGAIN Litmuses\n+ 301 Caroms (cable): Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Red-shouldered Hawk.\n+ Atla-cage (cable) - Tragedy Wildlife Refuge, Rose-hill-Hill\n+ Sea Taddow Co. - Colburn Earths\nAirdrop's Couple: House Sparrow, Bittern Blackbird, in Heston Hill.\nStarlings Co. Hawk 33 Calif.: Red-tailed Hawk, Anas Nesting.\nRobin, Coral-headed Woodpecker, Ruffed Grouse, Northern Flicker, White-crowned Sparrow\nNCB: Downy Woodpecker, Shrike, 2nd Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Greater Prairie-Chicken.\nFEB-26d\n301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune. Mewlitt, Icelanded Bitternling.\nAired: from Heston Hill to Anas Hill\nTimes: 1115 - 1115\nObserved: same\nDate: O\nTemp: 60\nCity: overcast\nSpecies:\t\tCount\nDunlin\n150\nGull\n60\nRed-winged Blackbird\n400\nChestnut-coloured Sparrow\n200\nCow-squab\n2\nNuttall's\n14\nYew-coot\n3000\nAur. Nesteri\n4\nMarsh Hawk\n2\nRed-tailed Hawk\n2\nCow-Gullwires\n5\nWhite-crowned Sparrow\n35\nHorse Finch\n1000\nCinnamon Jay\n30\nGreen-winged Teal\n320\nK69-muzzled Blackbird\n300\nM. Utegochelin\n80\nAndalusian Pheasant\n10\nPintaili\n1500\n(Geoffall - 2 - NE, 28)\nNightingale Swam\n3\nAur. Bittern\n5\nGull Eared\n4\nGull Eared\n1\nHorned Lark\n2\nCow-squab\n2\nRed-winged Blackbird\n2\nWhite-crowned Sparrow\n13\nHens Cull\n1\nChestnut-coloured Sparrow\n90\nWhite Pelican\n5\nBristle-billed Gulls\n50\nFEB 18 (cable)\n(Feet: 8/6.67)\nRuffed Grouse, House Finch, Downy Woodpecker, Caracara, Scrub Jay,\n[illegible] White-crowned Sparrow, Dark-eyed Junco\n301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune. Mewlitt, Icelanded Bitternling.\nFEB 27/301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune, Anas's Hammock, Gray Titmouse\nGAIN Litmuses\n+ 301 Caroms (cable): Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Red-shouldered Hawk.\n+ Atla-cage (cable) - Tragedy Wildlife Refuge, Rose-hill-Hill\n+ Sea Taddow Co. - Colburn Earths\nAirdrop's Couple: House Sparrow, Bittern Blackbird, in Heston Hill.\nStarlings Co. Hawk 33 Calif.: Red-tailed Hawk, Anas Nesting.\nRobin, Coral-headed Woodpecker, Ruffed Grouse, Northern Flicker, White-crowned Sparrow\nNCB: Downy Woodpecker, Shrike, 2nd Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Greater Prairie-Chicken.\nFEB-26d\n301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune. Mewlitt, Icelanded Bitternling.\nAired: from Heston Hill to Anas Hill\nTimes: 1115 - 1115\nObserved: same\nDate: O\nTemp: 60\nCity: overcast\nSpecies:\t\tCount\nDunlin\n150\nGull\n60\nRed-winged Blackbird\n400\nChestnut-coloured Sparrow\n200\nCow-squab\n2\nNuttall's\n14\nYew-coot\n3000\nAur. Nesteri\n4\nMarsh Hawk\n2\nRed-tailed Hawk\n2\nCow-Gullwires\n5\nWhite-crowned Sparrow\n35\nHorse Finch\n1000\nCinnamon Jay\n30\nGreen-winged Teal\n320\nK69-muzzled Blackbird\n300\nM. Utegochelin\n80\nAndalusian Pheasant\n10\nPintaili\n1500\n(Geoffall - 2 - NE, 28)\nNightingale Swam\n3\nAur. Bittern\n5\nGull Eared\n4\nGull Eared\n1\nHorned Lark\n2\nCow-squab\n2\nRed-winged Blackbird\n2\nWhite-crowned Sparrow\n13\nHens Cull\n1\nChestnut-coloured Sparrow\n90\nWhite Pelican\n5\nBristle-billed Gulls\n50\nFEB 18 (cable)\n(Feet: 8/6.67)\nRuffed Grouse, House Finch, Downy Woodpecker, Caracara, Scrub Jay,\n[illegible] White-crowned Sparrow, Dark-eyed Junco\n301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune. Mewlitt, Icelanded Bitternling.\nFEB 27/301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune, Anas's Hammock, Gray Titmouse\nGAIN Litmuses\n+ 301 Caroms (cable): Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Red-shouldered Hawk.\n+ Atla-cage (cable) - Tragedy Wildlife Refuge, Rose-hill-Hill\n+ Sea Taddow Co. - Colburn Earths\nAirdrop's Couple: House Sparrow, Bittern Blackbird, in Heston Hill.\nStarlings Co. Hawk 33 Calif.: Red-tailed Hawk, Anas Nesting.\nRobin, Coral-headed Woodpecker, Ruffed Grouse, Northern Flicker, White-crowned Sparrow\nNCB: Downy Woodpecker, Shrike, 2nd Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Greater Prairie-Chicken.\nFEB-26d\n301 Common Goldfinch: Montauk Dune. Mewlitt, Icelanded Bitternling.\nAired: from Heston Hill to Anas Hill\nTimes: 1115 - 1115\nObserved: same\nDate: O\nTemp: 60\nCity: overcast\nSpecies:\t\tCount\nDunlin\n150\nGull\n60\nRed-winged Blackbird\n400\nChestnut-coloured Sparrow\n200\nCow-squab\n2\nNuttall's\n14\nYew-coot\n3000\nAur. Nesteri\n4\nMarsh Hawk\n2\nRed-tailed Hawk\n2\nCow-Gullwires\n5\nWhite-crowned Sparrow\n35\nHorse Finch\n1000\nCinnamon Jay\n30\nGreen-winged Teal\n320\nK69-muzzled Blackbird\n300\nM. Utegochelin\n80\nAndalusian Pheasant\n10\nPintaili\n1500\n(Geoffall - 2 - NE, 28)\nNightingale Swam\n3\nAur. Bittern\n5\nGull Eared\n4\nGull Eared\n1\nHorned Lark\n2\nCow-squab\n2\nRed [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb. 23 Briones Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif walk from west entrance (Oakwoods, grazed foothill Area: grassland) to Homestead Valley (Bay-Live Oak woods, riparian, Baccharis) - here trip - not really actively birding with R.C. Stebbins. Time: 0830-1115 Observers: Zoo 107 field trip Temp: 35-45 Sky: pc. Wind: 0-5 Species: Tuvley Vulture 2 Golden-crowned Kinglet 5 Cooper's Hawk 1 Hutton's Vireo 5 Red-tailed Hawk 3 Townsend's Warbler 1 Calif. Quail 1 Red-winged Blackbird 200 Common Flicker- 2 Purple Finch 4 Nuttall's Woodpecker- 3 Pine Siskin 50 Downy Woodpecker- 1 Am. Goldfinch 1 Steller's Jay 15 Lesser Goldfinch 6 Scrub Jay 5 Rufous-sided Towhee 6 Common Crow 1 Brown Towhee 8 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 20 Oregon Junco 40 Plain Titmouse 5 Golden-crowned Sparrow 8 Bushtit 10 Fox Sparrow 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 1 Song Sparrow 4 Wrenfit 2 Bewick's Wren 5 Ensating 9 Calif. Thrasher- 1 Calif. Newt 20 Robin 5 Rough-skinned Newt 1 Varied Thrush 20 Calif. Slender Salamander 20 Hermit Thrush 3 S. Alligator Lizard 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 8 Black-tailed Deer 2 + Briones Res: Pied-billed Grebe, Double-crested Cormorant, Mallard, Corn. Merganser, Am. Coot, Black Phoebe, W. Bluebird, Brewer's Blackbird + 301 Camino Pablo Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Mockingbird Feb. 29 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif Area: walked from the point on the creek across from 301 Camino Pablo to just n. of Wagner Ranch School. Very heterogeneous area: live + valley oaks, willow riparian, Baccharis thickets, plus strange assortment of ancient planted trees: Redwood, Monterey Cypress + Pine, etc. Time: 1130-1330 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: calm Temp: 55-60 Sky: clean Species: Tuvley Vulture 6 Nuttall's Woodpecker- 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Black Phoebe 1 Band-tailed Pigeon 200 Steller's Jay 5 Mourning Dove 5 Scrub Jay 10 Annals Hummingbird 2 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 4 Red-shafted Flicker- 1 Plain Titmouse 4 Acorn Woodpecker 1 Bushtit 4 Red-breasted Sapsucker 2 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Downy Woodpecker- 1 Red-breasted Nuthatch 1

Rev. J.V. HP Feb 27 Birds Red Gull, Cowrie Costa Co, Calif Area : traveled from point to the creek across from 301 Camino Real to Just N of Mission Road School: New Method schools used : live + valley Cule: million robins, bluejays willow tits etc. Site assessment of ancient treatment of disease Bedroom: Hospital offices+Gine etc. Wind: calm Temp: 22-60 Sky: clear Time: 1130-1330 Observed: 24-59 Brown Species : Valley Wither: Buffalo Woodcock - 6 Red-tailed Hawk - 1 Bald Eagle - 1 Steller Jay - 2 Scrub Jay - 2 Humming Bird - 2 Cowrie Hummingbird - 2 Red-shafted Flicker - 1 Vaccus Woodpecker - 1 Birdlife: Red-breasted Siskin - 5 White-breasted Nuthatch - 1 Red-breasted Nuthatch - 1 Downy Woodcock - 1 Plat: White-throated Blue Jay - 1 Cowrie Thrush Hermit Thrush - 2 G. Whirled Pheasant - 1 Hunting Through Acanis Lynx - 30 Robin - 2 Cowrie-shinnery Bird - 1 Cowrie Newt - 1 Cafe: Thurmer Bombers New Fuschia - 2 Fuchsia - 4 White-breasted Nuthatch - 5 Scrub Sparrow - 5 Per Sparron - 10 Gopher-cormorant - 3 Cowrie-throated Bunting - 80 Crested-petted Chickadee - 20 Brown Towhee - 1 Cowrie Clow - 1 Hutton-styled Tanager - 2 Lesser-Griffon - 1 Ain: Cowrie Bird - 1 White-winged Nuthatch - 3 Scrub Finch - 5 Red-winged Blackbird - 1 Cattle Grail - 1 Red-tailed Hawk - 3 Hunting Bird - 1 Cowrie's Hawk - 1 Valley Wither: [illegible] - 3 Effects : Golden-crowned Kinglet - 2 Feb 28 San Pablo Creek, Cowrie Costa Co, Calif Area : traveled from the point to the creek across from 301 Camino Real to Just N of Mission Road School: New Method schools used : live + valley Cule: million robins, bluejays willow tits etc. Site assessment of ancient treatment of disease Bedroom: Hospital offices+Gine etc. Wind: calm Temp: 22-60 Sky: clear Time: 1130-1330 Observed: 24-59 Brown Species : Valley Wither: Buffalo Woodcock - 6 Red-tailed Hawk - 1 Bald Eagle - 1 Steller Jay - 2 Scrub Jay - 2 Humming Bird - 2 Cowrie Hummingbird - 2 Red-shafted Flicker - 1 Vaccus Woodpecker - 1 Birdlife: Red-breasted Siskin - 5 White-breasted Nuthatch - 1 Red-breasted Nuthatch - 1 Downy Woodcock - 1 Plat: White-throated Blue Jay - 1 Cowrie Thrush Hermit Thrush - 2 G. Whirled Pheasant - 1 Hunting Through Acanis Lynx - 30 Robin - 2 Cowrie-shinnery Bird - 1 Cowrie Newt - 1 Cafe: Thurmer Bombers New Fuschia - 2 Fuchsia - 4 White-breasted Nuthatch - 5 Scrub Sparrow - 5 Per Sparron - 10 Gopher-cormorant - 3 Cowrie-throated Bunting - 80 Crested-petted Chickadee - 20 Brown Towhee - 1 Cowrie Clow - 1 Hutton-styled Tanager - 2 Lesser-Griffon - 1 Ain: Cowrie Bird - 1 White-winged Nuthatch - 3 Scrub Finch - 5 Red-winged Blackbird - 1 Cattle Grail - 1 Red-tailed Hawk - 3 Hunting Bird - 1 Cowrie's Hawk - 1 Valley Wither: [illegible] - 3 Effects : Golden-crowned Kinglet - 2

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Feb.23 (cont) Wrentit 3 Winter Wren 2 Bewick's Wren 5 Calif.-Thrasher 1 Robin 25 Varied Thrush 5 Hermit Thrush 1 W.Bluebird 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 4 Cedar Waxwing 10 Starling 4 Hutton's Vireo 3 Myrtle Warbler 2 Brewer's Blackbird 5 Purple Finch 1 Pine Siskin 4 Rufous-sided Towhee 5 Brown Towhee 8 Oregon Junco 6 Golden-crowned Sparrow 10 White-crowned Sparrow 1 Song Sparrow 2 Fox Sparrow 1 Calif.-Slender Salamander 1 +39 Camino Pablo : Allen's Hummingbird, Com.Crow, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird Feb.24 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif Area: same as on Feb.23 Time: 2100-2200 Observers: Sadie Brown, Bill Principe Wind: calm Temp: 45 Sky: clear, no moon Species: Great Horned Owl 2 Squ-whet Owl 1 +301 Camino Pablo : Turkey Vulture 8, Great Blue Heron 3, Mallard 3, Red-tailed Hawk 2, Am.Westrie 1, Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com.Flicker, Nu-Halls Woodpecker, Acorn Woodpecker, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Mockingbird, Calif.-Thrasher, Am.Robin, Varied Thrush, Hermit Thrush, Starling, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewer's Blackbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow Feb.25 301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Great Horned Owl, Com. Flicker, Nu-Halls Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Bewick's Wren, Mockingbird, Robin, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Starling, Red-winged Blackbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Lesser- Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White- crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow. +San Pablo Creek: Wood Duck +UCB: Steller's Jay, Audubon's Warbler +El Toyonal: Calif. Thrasher, Com.Crow +373 Gravatt: Cedar Waxwing Feb.26 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Great Horned Owl (2), House Sparrow Wildcat Cynn Rd: Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Oregon Junco, Brown Towhee, Varied Thrush +Tilden Park: Accipitr (sp) - (1), Red-tailed Hawk (1) Feb.27 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Robin Mar. 1 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, White-breasted Nuthatch, Mockingbird, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Brown Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow +Tilden Park: Band-tailed Pigeon, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Golden-crowned Kinglet, Varied Thrush, Steller's Jay

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Mar.2 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Great Horned Owl, Annals Hummingbird, Nuttalls Woodpecker, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Mockingbird, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Cedar Waxwing, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow Mar.3 301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Red-shafted Flicker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Mockingbird, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Red-winged Blackbird, House Sparrow, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow. Mar.4 301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annas Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Hermit Thrush, Robin, Cedar Waxwing, Red-winged Blackbird, House Sparrow, House Finch, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow +San Pablo Creek: Acorn Woodpecker, Brewers Blackbird Mar.5 UCB- Downy Woodpecker Mar.6 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture(1) Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Mockingbird, Calif. Thrasher, Robin, Hermit Thrush, Ruby- crowned Kinglet, Golden-crowned Kinglet, Myrtle Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow; Fox Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow +UCB: Downy Woodpecker- Mar.8 301 Camino Pablo: Calif.Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com.Flicker, Nuttalls Woodpecker, Virelet-green Swallow, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, White-breasted Nuthatch, Bewick's Wren, Robin, Varied Thrush, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Cedar Waxwing, Orange-crowned Warbler, Myrtle Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, House Sparrow, Purple Finch, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Wrentit, Com. Crow. Mar.9 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (2), Coopels Hawk (1), Red-tailed Hawk (3), Am.Kestrel (1), Calif.Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com Flicker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, White-breasted Nuthatch, Wrentit,Bewick's Wren, Robin, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, Myrtle Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Rock Dove, Com.Crow +Wildcat Cyn Rd.: Varied Thrush Mar.10 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (13), Coopels Hawk(1), Red-tailed Hawk (3), Am.Kestrel (2), Calif.Quail, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Rufous Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Nuttalls Woodpecker, Bawny Woodpecker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, White-breasted Nuthatch, Wrentit, Calif. Thrasher, Robin, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Cedar- Waxwing, Starling, Myrtle Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Mar. 11 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Nuttalls Woodpecker, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Hermit Thrush, Red-winged Blackbird, House Sparrow, House Finch, Rufous- sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow +UCB: Steller's Jay, Robin, Brewers Blackbird, Cedar Waxwing, Mar. 12 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow White-crowned Sparrow +UCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Oregon Junco Mar. 13 301 Camino Pablo: duck(sp), G, Turkey Vulture (4), Red-tailed Hawk (1), Am. Kestrel (1), Calif. Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, White-breasted Nuthatch, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Robin, Hermit Thrush, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Acorn Woodpecker Mar. 14 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Plain Titmouse, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparro +Great Horned Owl (3) +UCB: Red-tailed Hawk, Am. Kestrel, Downy Woodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Steller's Jay, Cedar Waxwing, +Ciinda: Am. Goldfinch Mar. 15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif Area: walk from playing fields to Jewel Lake and return Time: 0815-1130 Observers: Zoology 107 field trip Wind: calm Temp: 65 Sky: high overcast Species: Wood Duck 1 Hermit Thrush 1 Com. Goldeneye 3 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 20 Hooded Merganser 1 Golden-crowned Kinglet 10 Cooperts Hawk 1 Cedar Waxwing 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Hutton's Vireo 1 Calif. Quail 1 Warbling Vireo 1 gull (sp) 50 Orange-crowned Warbler 20 Band-tailed Pigeon 100 Myrtle Warbler 3 Mourning Dove 10 Audubons Warbler 1 Allen's Hummingbird 2 Townsend's Warbler 1 Rufus Hummingbird 1 Red-winged Blackbird 2 hybrid flicker 1 Purple Finch 6 Com. Flicker 1 House Finch 3 Downy Woodpecker 2 Pine Siskin 1 Steller's Jay 25 Am. Goldfinch 3 Scrub Jay 5 Rufous-sided Towhee 10 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 20 Brown Towhee 8 Plain Titmouse 5 Oregon Junco 15 Bushtit 4 Golden-crowned Sparrrr 6 Brown Creeper 6 Fox Sparrow 4 Wrentit 3 Song Sparrow 15 Winter Wren 3 Bewick's Wren 4 Robin 2 Varied Thrush 2

Kopiu Gemiro's War Munler Muen Wheatif Brown Creeker Bupht Fork Seckum For seckum 12 4 3 5 4 6 7 8 9 Sand Sbeaton Oreged Junes Golden-crowned Sparrow 10 12 2 10 2 2 3 Brown Townee Knifer-sinled To-nese Crewp Jot Slellip's Jit Bownl Woodwocckle- 52 5 5 6 Hone Finch Cow.Fickle Purple Fricke Purple Fricke Red-ruved Sparrow 1 3 1 3 7 4 10 1 1 2 3 1 10 White-Warpirie- Ard-bump Warpirie Hornmuy Dove Vallars Hummingbird Cow.Gabenehs Hooded Meckdowser Red-tailed Ham Goober's Hunk Mupirio Anes Huntoup Anes Ouite-Gnelli Hull (26) 100 10 3 50 1 1 20 20 1 1 1 1 Red-tailed Hummingbird Cow.Cabenehs Species : Wood Duck Time: 0815-1130 Observed : Society has field trip Ave: Well from Glend to Israel Talle and return Wed.-12 Tidien Gwrl Control Coot Co. Cellir + Oatland = Avo.Celflound Challopars, sisloes Jot Cabermamards? +NDB : Red-tailed Hunk, Am Kiceticl, Bownl Woodwocckle- Chestnut-predicetl + Heart HouseD 0-1 (3) Townee Brown-Townee, Qreen Townee, Golden Sparrow, White-crowned sparrow, Red-tailed Hummingbird, Recess-Sinled Finch, Elen Tittmouses, K69-mounled Blackbird, House Finche Wed.-14 Cawmulo Gwlo : Mountain Dove, Aunins Hummingbird Allens Hummingbird 301 Cawmulo Gwlo : chiffler (2) , 1-unlikemilimes (H), 654-bah-haloo (D) Wed.-13 301 Cawmulo Gwlo : chiffler (2) , 1-unlikemilimes (H), 654-bah-haloo (D) Golden-crowned Sparrow, Gous Sparrow, Brown Townee, White-crowned sparrow, Rifter-sinled Townee, Oreen Townee, Gownl Townee, House Finche, Fressa Cuthrich Hunmny, Benelios Nenes, Calf- Tinnoupe, Kopiu, Hermit Thrush, Calie-Tinnoupe, Chiffchaff-Predicetl, Elain Tittmouse, Bright White-faced Nightingale, Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Can-Fincher Stellaris Jit, Gownl Townee Avo-Hestel (7) Calif-Cenali Brown-Townee, House Dove, Aunins Warwols +TFCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadees! Oven-bird service Wed.-15 30 Cawmulo Gwlo : Mountain Dove, Annius Hummingbird Allens Hummingbird, House Finch, Riffer-sinled Townee, Goiden-crowned sparrow +TFCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadees! Oven-bird service Wed.-15 30 Cawmulo Gwlo : Mountain Dove, Annius Hummingbird Allens Hummingbird, House Finch, Riffer-sinled Townee, Goiden-crowned sparrow +TFCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadees! Oven-bird service Mar.11 301 Cawmulo Gwlo : Mountain Dove, Annius Hummingbird Allens? Hummingbird (Hitch's-neckedbee?) Plain Tittmouse, Fressa Finch, Riffer-sinled Townee, House Finch, Riffer-sinled Townee, Goiden-crowned sparrow Chiffler, Brown Townee, Gownl Sparrow Slellip's Jit, Kopiu, Annius's Blackbird, Ceder-woodcreeper? +TFCB: Slellip's Jit, Kopiu, Annius's Blackbird, Ceder-woodcreeper? Journal

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Mar.15 (cont) +UCB: White-throated Swift +301 Camino Pablo: Annals Hummingbird, White-crowned Sparrow Mar.16 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hum- mingbird, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Hutton's Vireo, Red-winged Blackbird, House Sparrow, House Finch, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Com. Crow +UCB: Cedar Waxwing, Audubon's Warbler, Oregon Junco Mar.17 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (1), Red-tailed Hawk (1) California Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Rock Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Can-Flicker, Acom Woodpecker, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Hermit Thrush, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Starling, Orange- crowned Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewer's Blackbird, House Sparrow, Purple Finch, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Scrub Jay, Steller's Jay, Com. Crow, Red-breasted Sapsucker +El Teyonal x Wildcat Cyn Rd: Great Horned Owl +UCB: Cedar Waxwing, Robin Mar.18 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (6), Red-tailed Hawk (1), Calif. Quail, Rock Dove, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Bewick's Wren, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow Rounda: Chestnut backed Chickadee Mar.19 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (1), Am.Kestrel (1), Band-tailed Pigeon, Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hum- mingbird, Com. Flicker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Com. Crow, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Bewick's Wren, Hermit Thrush, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, Audubon's Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow) Song Sparrow +UCB: White-throated Swift Mar.20 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (8), accipiter(sp)(1), Red-tailed Hawk (4), Am. Kestrel (2), Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Hermit Thrush, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, Myrtle Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden- crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Great Blue Heron. Mar.21 301 Camino Pablo: 0905-1015, overcast, 35°, calm - birds seen or heard in or from the yard: (34 spp.) Turkey Vulture 9 Chestnut-backed Chuc Red-tailed Hawk 1 Plain Titmouse 2 Am. Kestrel 2 Bushtit 2 Band-tailed Pigeon 14 White-breasted Nuthatch 1 Rock Dove 9 Bewick's Wren 1 Mourning Dove 8 Calif.- Thrasher- 1 Annals Hummingbird 5 Robin 2 Allen's Hummingbird 2 Hermit Thrush 2 Com. Flicker 3 Starling 14 Nuttall's Woodpecker 1 Orange-crowned Warbler 3 Swallow (sp) 50 House Sparrow 5 Steller's Jay 2 Red-winged Blackbird 3 Scrub Jay 3 Purple Finch 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Mar.21 (cont) House Finch 25 White-crowned Sparrow 6 Lesser Goldfinch 3 Fox Sparrow 4 Rufous-sided Towhee 8 Loggerhead Shrike 1 Brown Towhee 4 Oregon Junco 4 Golden-crowned Sparrow 10 + Orinda - Brewerts Blackbird Mar.22 Alice Eastwood campground, Muir Woods Nat. Mon, Marin Co, Calif Area: walk from Panoramic Way to campground on the road and then for 1/2 mile + beyond campground towards Nat. Mon hdgts. Hooted for Spotted Owl without response. Habitat: chaparral, douglas-Fir + Redwood forest with live oak- Bay edge. Time: 0745-1130 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: 0 Temp:60 Sky: overcast Species: Turkey Vulture 8 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 2 Cooper's Hawk 1 Golden-crowned Kinglet 15 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Orange-crowned Warbler 2 Rough-legged Hawk 1 Purple Finch 15 Band-tailed Pigeon 5 Pine Siskin 10 Annals Hummingbird 58 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 Allens Hummingbird 108 Oregon Junco 8 Corn. Flicker 2 Acorn Woodpecker 1 Hairy Woodpecker 1 W. Gray Squirrel 2 Western Flycatcher 3 Violet-green Swallow 4 Steller's Jay 4 Scrub Jay 1 Com. Raven 1 Com.Crow 4 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 8 Bushtit 4 Pygmy Nuthatch 8 Brown Creeper 5 Wrentit 4 Winter Wren 4 Bewick's Wren 3 Robin 4 Varied Thrush 2 Samuel P. Taylor St. Pauli Marin Co, Calif. Area: complete circuit on Pioneer Tree Trail, hooting for- Spotted Owl without success, Habitat: Redwood-Douglas-Fir forest with live oak edge, riparian creek. Time: 1500-1700 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: 0-5 Temp: 60 Sky: overcast Species: Turkey Vulture 10 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Acorn Woodpecker 1 Am. Kestrel 2 Belding's Kingfisher 1

HPI V.T. Rearranged [illegible] Species: Tinkay Whirre 8 Rough-crowned Birdlet 1 Golden-crowned Manakin 5 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Golden-crowned Warbler 10 Ruffed Grouse 2 Green Jay 5 Blue Jay 5 Acorn Woodpecker 29 Racket-tailed Tanagers 105 Oregon Junco Cow Finch Hairy Woodpecker-1 Western Flicker-3 Steller's Jay-4 Screw Tail-1 Screw Tail-1 Cow Raven-1 Cow Crow-1 Chickadee Chickadee 8 Bristle Thrush Brown Thrasher Blue Grosbeak Mourning Dove Nuttall's Woodpecker Red-bellied Woodpecker-4 Robin-4 Adult Thrush-5 Sumner 6 Taylor St. Bath Marin Co. Calif. [illegible] Habitat: Redwood-Bay forest with live oak edges Spotted Out without success [illegible] Species: Tinkay Whirre Red-tailed Hawk-2 Adult Woodpecker 10 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Acorn Woodpecker 1 Bell's Hummingbird Time: 1500-1700 Observers: Sadiq Brown Wind: O-2 Sky: overcast [illegible] Habitat: Douglas-Fir + Redwood forest with live oak edges Spotted Out without success [illegible] Mar 35 Alice Eastwood campground, Mill-Hooks Net, Marin Co. Calif. Area: Walk from campground to conditions on the road and off trail observed by parked cars and trucks for 1½ mile + beyond campground towards Mt. Tamalpais. Hooked up set of 20' poles without results. Habitat: chaparral, Douglas-Fir + Redwood forest with live oak edges. By eye. Time: 0745-1130 Observers: Sadiq Brown Wind: O Temp: 60 Sky: overcast Species: Tinkay Whirre Cowpea Hawk Red-tailed Hawk Rough-legged Hawk Band-tailed Pigeon Blue Jay Green Jay 5 Acorn Woodpecker 29 Racket-tailed Tanagers 105 Oregon Junco Cow Finch Hairy Woodpecker-1 Western Flicker-3 Steller's Jay-4 Screw Tail-1 Screw Tail-1 Cow Raven-1 Cow Crow-1 Chickadee Chickadee 8 Bristle Thrush Brown Thrasher Blue Grosbeak Mourning Dove Nuttall's Woodpecker Red-bellied Woodpecker-4 Robin-4 Adult Thrush-5 Sumner 6 Taylor St. Bath Marin Co. Calif. [illegible] Habitat: Redwood-Bay forest with live oak edges Spotted Out without success [illegible] Species: Tinkay Whirre Red-tailed Hawk-2 Adult Woodpecker 10 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Acorn Woodpecker 1 Bell's Hummingbird Time: 1500-1700 Observers: Sadiq Brown Wind: O-2 Sky: overcast

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Steller's Jay 2 Oregon Junco 4 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 4 Song Sparrow 1 Pygmy Nuthatch 1 Great Horned Owl 1-h.a. Brown Creeper- 4 Winter Wren 15 Varied Thrush 4 Golden-crowned Kinglet 10 Pine Siskin 2 + Bolinas Lagoon: Homed Grebe, Eared Grebe, Double-crested Cormorant, Harrald Pintail, Green-winged Teal, Am. Wigeon, Shoveler, Greater- Scaup, Lesser-Scaup, Canvasback, Com. Goldeneye, Bufflehead, White- winged Scoter, Surf Scoter, Red-breasted Merganser, Ruddy Duck, Long-billed Curlew, dowitcher (sp), Willet, Greater Yellowlegs, Western Sandpiper, Least Sandpiper, Marbled Godwit, Am. Avocet, W. Gull, Ring-billed Gull, Caspian Tern, Forstaktern, Mourning Dove, (Belted Kingfisher-1), Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Peregrine Falcon (1), Great Blue Heron, Great Egret, Snowy Egret, Barn Swallow + Lake Lasunitas: Common Loon Mar. 23 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Byshtit, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow. + YCB: Band-tailed Pigeon, Steller's Jay, Pine Siskin, Cedar Waxwings, Robin Mar. 24-30 - Alta Bates Hospital Mar. 30 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (2), Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Steller's Jay, Plain Titmouse, Hermit Thrush, Orange- crowned Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, + Berkeley - Mockingbird + Oakland Airport: Snowy Egret, Turkey Vulture (1), Western Gull, W. Meadowlark, Mar. 31 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (2), Red-tailed Hawk (2), Am. Kestrel (1), Band-tailed Pigeon, Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Black Phoebe, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Hermit Thrush, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, House Sparrow, House Finch, Lesser-Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow + Lake Cascade, Orinda: Double-crested Cormorant, Acorn Woodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee. Apr 1 301 Camino Pablo: Double-crested Cormorant, Great Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture (8), Red-tailed Hawk (2), Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Annals / Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Violet-green Swallow, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Com. Crow, Plain Titmouse, Loggerhead Shrike, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crown Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Acorn Woodpecker. Apr. 2 301 Camino Pablo: Double-crested Cormorant, Turkey Vulture (4), Red-tailed Hawk (2), Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Steller's Jay, Plain Titmouse, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow. Apr. 3 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk (1), Am. Kestrel (1), Band-tailed Pigeon (100), Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Western Flycatcher, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse

{ "text": "Apr.3\n301 Corns Gpp : Red-tailed Hawk (1) Am Marshel (1) Road-harvelled\nCarr Fritter Western Flickers, Shelduck, Jay, Wood Thrushes\nBiscuit (100), Hummingbird Shell, Scrub Jay, Fox Sparrows\n\nApr.5\n301 Corns Gpp: Dotted-Gravel Lateral, -twitchy, -twitching, -Yellow, Red-tailed\nHummingbirds, Great Crested Flycatcher, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse, Golden-crowned\nWoodpecker, Shelly Jay, Cow Crows, Blue Titmouse, Red-naped Sapsucker,\nSteller Jays, Scrub Jays, Yellow Warblers, Green-winged Teal, Canada Goose,\nHummingbirds, Allen's Hummingbird, Cow Pheasants, Black-headed\nDuck (1), Barn-tailow Greet, Rock Dove, Humming Dove, Am.\n\nApr.31\n301 Corns Gpp: Turkey Vulture (2), Red-tailed Hawk (2), Am.\nSound Sparrow\n+ Table Cassette Card : Double-crisped Conversant, Acorn Woodpecker,\nChestnut-backed Chickadees.\n+Orchid Arbutus + Sword Bean, Liriope Nuttallii (1), 13-leafy Nutmeg, w. Hesperia,\nBrowntones\nCrowned Noddy, Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Plain Titmouse, Gray-tailed Tanager,\n+ (UCB) / Dendrobium Giganteum, 9-pale-leafed Shells, 2nd July, 10 AM -\n\nMay.30\n301 Corns Gpp: Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Plain Titmouse, Gray-tailed Tanager,\nCrowned Noddy, Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Cow Pheasant, Black-headed\nDuck (1), Barn-tailow Greet, Rock Dove, Humming Dove, Am.\n+ (UCB) / Dendrobium Giganteum, 9-pale-leafed Shells, 2nd July, 10 AM -\nMay.31\n301 Corns Gpp: Red-tailed Hawk (2), Red-tailed Hawk (2), Am.\nSound Sparrow\n+ Table Cassette Card : Double-crisped Conversant, Acorn Woodpecker,\nChestnut-backed Chickadees.\n+Orchid Arbutus + Sword Bean, Liriope Nuttallii (1), 13-leafy Nutmeg, w. Hesperia,\nBrowntones\nCrowned Noddy, Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Plain Titmouse, Gray-tailed Tanager,\n+ (UCB) / Dendrobium Giganteum, 9-pale-leafed Shells, 2nd July, 10 AM -\n\nMay.30\n301 Corns Gpp: Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Plain Titmouse, Gray-tailed Tanager,\nCrowned Noddy, Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Cow Pheasant, Black-headed\nDuck (1), Barn-tailow Greet, Rock Dove, Humming Dove, Am.\n+ (UCB) / Dendrobium Giganteum, 9-pale-leafed Shells, 2nd July, 10 AM -\nMay.31\n301 Corns Gpp: Red-tailed Hawk (2), Red-tailed Hawk (2), Am.\nSound Sparrow\n+ Table Cassette Card : Double-crisped Conversant, Acorn Woodpecker,\nChestnut-backed Chickadees.\n+Orchid Arbutus + Sword Bean, Liriope Nuttallii (1), 13-leafy Nutmeg, w. Hesperia,\nBrowntones\nCrowned Noddy, Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Plain Titmouse, Gray-tailed Tanager,\n+ (UCB) / Dendrobium Giganteum, 9-pale-leafed Shells, 2nd July, 10 AM -\n\nMay.30\n301 Corns Gpp: Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Plain Titmouse, Gray-tailed Tanager,\nCrowned Noddy, Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Cow Pheasant, Black-headed\nDuck (1), Barn-tailow Greet, Rock Dove, Humming Dove, Am.\n+ (UCB) / Dendrobium Giganteum, 9-pale-leafed Shells, 2nd July, 10 AM -\nMay.31\n301 Corns Gpp: Red-tailed Hawk (2), Red-tailed Hawk (2), Am.\nSound Sparrow\n+ Table Cassette Card : Double-crisped Conversant, Acorn Woodpecker,\nChestnut-backed Chickadees.\n+Orchid Arbutus + Sword Bean, Liriope Nuttallii (1), 13-leafy Nutmeg, w. Hesperia,\nBrowntones\nCrowned Noddy, Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Plain Titmouse, Gray-tailed Tanager,\n+ (UCB) / Dendrobium Giganteum, 9-pale-leafed Shells, 2nd July, 10 AM -\n\nMay.30\n301 Corns Gpp: Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays, Plain Titmouse, Gray-tailed Tanager,\nCrowned Noddy, Red-naped Blackbird, House Finch, Ruffed Grouse,\nHummingbirds, Steller Jays [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr.3 (cont) Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Hermit Thrush, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange- crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Purple Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Violet-green Swallow. Apr. 4 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Western Flycatcher, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bewick's Wren, Hermit Thrush, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow +UCB: Band-tailed Pigeon, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Robin, Purple Finch, Oregon Junco Apr. 5 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk (1), Band-tailed Pigeon (75), Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Western Flycatcher, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Hermit Thrush, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Am. Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow Apr. 6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif. Area: mudflat, bay, and marsh behind #40 radio station offices and from base of duck club boardwalks Time: 0900-1030 Observers: Chris Carpenter, Bill Principe Wind: 5 mph NW Temp: 55 Sky: clear Species: Common Loon 5 Ruddy Turnstone 20 Red-throated Loon 1 Black Turnstone 25 Horned Grebe 1 Willet Eared Grebe 2 Dunlin Western Grebe 40 Least Sandpiper 10 cormorant (sp) 2 Western Sandpiper 15 Mallard 2 Sanderling 25 Greater Scaup 150 Red Knot 4 Lesser Scaup 10 Short-billed Dowitcher 60 Common Goldeneye 4 Marbled Godwit 10 Bufflehead 3 Am. Avocet 20 Oldsquaw 1 Glaucous-winged Gull 4 White-winged Scoter 2 Western Gull 5 Surf Scoter 100 Calif. Gull 10 Black Scoter 2 Ring-billed Gull 2 Ruddy Duck 40 Mew Gull 50 Clapper Rail 2 Bonaparte's Gull 4 Am. Coot 50 Forster's Tern 30 Semipalmated Plover 3 Caspian Tern 2 Hilldeare 2 Barn Swallow 1 Black-bellied Plover 30 Red-winged Blackbird 2 Long-billed Curlew 1 House Finch 2 Surfbird 24 Am. Goldfinch 2 Song Sparrow 10 301 Camino Pablo: Great Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture (10), Red-tailed Hawk (1), Cooper's Hawk (1), Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Hermit Thrush, Starling, Warbling Vireo, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Lesser- Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow. Apr. 7 301 Camino Pablo (44 spp.) Area: anything seen or heard in or from the yard Time: 0805-0915

{ "text": "Time: 0805 - 0930\nAudience: 2 with NW\nTours: 22\nSKY: clear\n\nSpecies: Common Loon Red-throated Loon Harlequin Duck Bufflehead Eared Grebe Western Grebe Merganser Northern Goshawk Common Goldeneyes American Goldfinch Blackpoll Warbler Olive-sided Flycatcher White-winged Dove Rufous-naped Lark Ring-billed Gull Herring Gull Bonaparte's Gull Forster's Tern Crested Tern Blue Swallow Red-winged Blackbird House Finch Purple Finch Downy Woodpecker\nCount: 10 50 32 80 12 60 70 4 30 10 3 4 10 10 10 100 20 20 3 5 3 30 3 5\n\nDate: April 2\nTime: 10:00 - 11:00\nAudience: 3 with NW\nTours: 28\nSKY: clear\n\nSpecies: Common Loon Red-throated Loon Harlequin Duck Eared Grebe Western Grebe Merganser Northern Goshawk Common Goldeneyes American Goldfinch Blackpoll Warbler Olive-sided Flycatcher White-winged Dove Rufous-naped Lark Ring-billed Gull Herring Gull Bonaparte's Gull Forster's Tern Crested Tern Blue Swallow Red-winged Blackbird House Finch Purple Finch Downy Woodpecker\nCount: 10 50 32 80 12 60 70 4 30 10 3 4 10 10 10 100 20 20 3 5 3 30 3 5\n\nDate: April 1\nTime: 0805 - 0930\nAudience: 2 with NW\nTours: 22\nSKY: clear\n\nSpecies: Common Loon Red-throated Loon Harlequin Duck Eared Grebe Western Grebe Merganser Northern Goshawk Common Goldeneyes American Goldfinch Blackpoll Warbler Olive-sided Flycatcher White-winged Dove Rufous-naped Lark Ring-billed Gull Herring Gull Bonaparte's Gull Forster's Tern Crested Tern Blue Swallow Red-winged Blackbird House Finch Purple Finch Downy Woodpecker\nCount: 10 50 32 80 12 60 70 4 30 10 3 4 10 10 10 100 20 20 3 5 3 30 3 5\n\nDate: April 1\nTime: 0805 - 0930\nAudience: 2 with NW\nTours: 22\nSKY: clear\n\nSpecies: Common Loon Red-throated Loon Harlequin Duck Eared Grebe Western Grebe Merganser Northern Goshawk Common Goldeneyes American Goldfinch Blackpoll Warbler Olive-sided Flycatcher White-winged Dove Rufous-naped Lark Ring-billed Gull Herring Gull Bonaparte's Gull Forster's Tern Crested Tern Blue Swallow Red-winged Blackbird House Finch Purple Finch Downy Woodpecker\nCount: 10 50 32 80 12 60 70 4 30 10 3 4 10 10 10 100 20 20 3 5 3 30 3 5\n\nDate: April 1\nTime: 0805 - 0930\nAudience: 2 with NW\nTours: 22\nSKY: clear\n\nSpecies: Common Loon Red-throated Loon Harlequin Duck Eared Grebe Western Grebe Merganser Northern Goshawk Common Goldeneyes American Goldfinch Blackpoll Warbler Olive-sided Flycatcher White-winged Dove Rufous-naped Lark Ring-billed Gull Herring Gull Bonaparte's Gull Forster's Tern Crested Tern Blue Swallow Red-winged Blackbird House Finch Purple Finch Downy Woodpecker\nCount: 10 50 32 80 12 60 70 4 30 10 3 4 10 10 10 100 20 20 3 5 3 30 3 5\n\nDate: April 1\nTime: 0805 - 0930\nAudience: 2 with NW\nTours: 22\nSKY: clear\n\nSpecies: Common Loon Red-throated Loon Harlequin Duck Eared Grebe Western Grebe Merganser Northern Goshawk Common Goldeneyes American Goldfinch Blackpoll Warbler Olive-sided Flycatcher White-winged Dove Rufous-naped Lark Ring-billed Gull Herring Gull Bonaparte's Gull Forster's Tern Crested Tern Blue Swallow Red-winged Blackbird House Finch Purple Finch Downy Woodpecker\nCount: 10 50 32 80 12 60 70 4 30 10 3 4 10 10 10 100 20 20 3 5 3 30 3 5\n\nDate: April 1\nTime: 0805 - 0930\nAudience: 2 with NW\nTours: 22\nSKY: clear\n\nSpecies: Common Loon Red-throated Loon Harlequin Duck Eared Grebe Western Grebe Merganser Northern Goshawk Common Goldeneyes American Goldfinch Blackpoll Warbler Olive-sided Flycatcher White-winged Dove Rufous-naped Lark Ring-billed Gull Herring Gull Bonaparte's Gull Forster's Tern Crested Tern Blue Swallow Red-winged Blackbird House Finch Purple Finch Downy Woodpecker\nCount: 10 50 32 80 12 60 70 4 30 10 3 4 10 10 10 100 20 20 3 5 3 30 3 5\n\nDate: April 1\nTime: 0805 - 0930\nAudience: 2 with NW\nTours: 22\nSKY: clear\n\nSpecies: Common Loon Red-throated Loon Harlequin Duck Eared Grebe Western Grebe Merganser Northern Goshawk Common Goldeneyes American Goldfinch Blackpoll Warbler Olive-sided Flycatcher White-winged Dove Rufous-naped [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr.7(cont) Temp:60 wind:0 sky:clear, high overcast Species: duck (sp) 6 Western Bluebird 6 Turkey Vulture 4 Cedar Waxwing 15 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Starling 7 Am. Kestrel 1 Warbling Vireo 1 Calif. Quail 1 h.o. Orange-crowned Warbler 3 gull (sp) 2 Red-winged Blackbird 9 Band-tailed Pigeon 500 Brewer's Blackbird 4 Mourning Dove 6 Brown-headed Cowbird 2 Rock Dove 9 House Finch 15 Annals Hummingbird 5 Am. Goldfinch 6 Allen's Hummingbird 1 Lesser Goldfinch 5 Com. Flicker- 1 goldfinch (sp) 10 Western Flycatcher- 1 Rufous-sided Towhee 5 Violet-green Swallow 3 Brown Towhee 4 Cliff Swallow 300 Oregon Junco 1 Steller's Jay 6 White-crowned Sparrow 1 Scrub Jay 8 Golden-crowned Sparrow 10 Plain Titmouse 1 Fox Sparrow 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 1 Song Sparrow 1-h.o. Wrentit 4 House Sparrow 10 Bewick's Wren 1 Corn. Crow 5 Calif. Thrasher 1 Am. Robin 3 Apr.8 Mt. Diablo State Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif Area: chaparral slopes below entry station on "South Gate Rd. plus Rock City picnic area. (blue + valley oak, black oak, Biggs Pine) Observers: Sadie Brown, Bill Principe Time: 0845-1100 wind: 5-10 mph. W Temp: 50-60 Sky: p.c., high overcast Species: Turkey Vulture 15 Audubon's Warbler 2 Sharp-shinned Hawk 1 W. Meadowlark 2 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Red-winged Blackbird 1 Calif. Quail 4 (Brown-headed Cowbird-2-BF) Mourning Dove 4 House Finch 6 White-throated Swift 4 Pine Siskin 2 Annals Hummingbird 2 Lesser Goldfinch 6 Rufous Hummingbird 1 Rufous-sided Towhee 10 Selasphorus (sp) 2 Brown Towhee 1 Com. Flicker- 2 Oregon Junco 2 Acorn Woodpecker- 2 Sage Sparrow 12 Steller's Jay 8 Rufous-crowned Sparrow 2 Scrub Jay 10 White-crowned Sparrow 5 Plain Titmouse 7 Golden-crowned Sparrow 2 Bushtit 2 Fox Sparrow 5 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Violet-green Swallow 8 Wrentit 5 Cliff Swallow 2 Bewick's Wren 20 Hermit Thrush 2 Calif. Thrasher 7 Am. Robin 2 Black-tailed Deer 1 W. Bluebird 4 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 1 Cedar Waxwing 1 Starling 4 Orange-crowned Warbler 15

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr. 8(cont) +301 Camino Pablo - Band-tailed Pigeon, (White-throated Swift), Allen's Hummingbird, Song Sparrow +Orinda - Mockingbird, Brewer's Blackbird +Lafayette - Am. Kestrel Apr. 9 301 Camino Pablo: Great Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture, Sharp-shinned Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk, Calif. Gull, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annas Hum- mingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Violet-green Swallow, White-throated Swift, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Starling, Hutton's Vireo, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow. Apr. 10 301 Camino Pablo: Great Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk, Band-tailed Pigeon, Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Violet-green Swallow, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Am. Robin, Hermit Thrush, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red- winged Blackbird, House Finch, Am. Goldfinch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow. Apr. 12 Pt. Pinole Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Area: walked from parking area to shoreline opposite the bridge across the railroad tracks (s-side of point) and then around the point to marshy shoreline w. of point. Habitat: mostly coarse gravel shoreline; some tidal marsh area. One abandoned wooden pier. Extensive Eucalyptus groves - no other spp. of trees. Time: 0830-1200 Observers: John + Susanne Lyther Wind: 0-5 W Tide: fairly high little mudflat Temp: 65-75 Sky: clear Species: Double-crested Cormorant 1 Sanderling 15 Great Blue Heron 1 Marbled Godwit 5 Great Egret 2 Am. Avocet 3 Snowy Egret 4 Glaucous-winged Gull 5 Mallard 1 West. Gull 15 Greater Scaup 1000 Ring-billed Gull 5 White-winged Scoter 4 Bonaparte's Gull 3 Surf Scoter 100 Forster's Tern 4 Canvasback 15 Band-tailed Pigeon 40 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Mourning Dove 4 Calif. Quail 1 Allen's Hummingbird 20 Killdeer 1 Tree Swallow 2 Black-bellied Plover 25 Rough-winged Swallow 1 Blad Turnstone 15 Barn Swallow 4 Ruddy Turnstone 1 Scrub Jay 4 Whimbrel 1 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 2 Willett 40 Am. Robin 4 Dunlin 200 Blue-gray Catcatcher 1 Short-billed Dowitcher 200 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1 Red Knot 236 Cedar Waxwing 30 West. Sandpiper 100 Loggerhead Shrike 2

1974 2.V. Remsen, Toward Apt.8(600): (50) Camas Gopho, (White-tipped Squirrel), Allen's Squirrel, + 300 Common Gopho, (Black-tailed Squirrel) Hammingbird - 2 seed grams 1-Ounce - Hammingbird Business Matchbox. -4-Favorite - Amy. Restful Apt.D 300 Camas Gopho - East Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture, Short-tailed Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk, Cat's Earl, Barn-bat/Red Fox, Howling Dove, Buried Bird. Hummingbird, Violet-green S-warbler, Yellow Warbler, Black-crowned Night-Heron (2-Ft). Bald-Patch Jay, Gray Jay, Townsend's Seewar, Herring Gull, Red-breasted Flycatcher, Blue-fronted Thrush, White-throated Sparrow, Golden-Crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Golden-Crowned Sparrow, Forage Sparrow. Apt.10 300 Camas Gopho - East Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk. Hummingbird, Violet-green S-warbler, Yellow Warbler, Black-crowned Night-Heron (2-Ft). Red-tailed Hawk, Cat's Earl, Barn-bat/Red Fox, Howling Dove, Buried Bird, Allen's Hummingbird, 4 Hummingbirds. Horned Lark, Cow Flicker, Violet-green S-warbler, Black-crowned Night-Heron (2-Ft). Gray Jay, Townsend's Seewar, Cat's Earl, Red-breasted Flycatcher, Blue-fronted Thrush, Bald-Patch Jay, Gray Jay, Golden-Crowned Sparrow, Herring Gull, Red-breasted Flycatcher, Black-crowned Night-Heron (2-Ft). White-crowned Sparrow, Allen's Hummingbird, Howling Dove, Barn-bat/Red Fox, Howling Dove, Buried Bird, Allen's Hummingbird, 4 Hummingbirds. Apt.15-19: Single Red Gopho, (White-tipped Squirrel) Apt.p: Called a 'wild' and to structure one of the following items to complete the list. and then around to wing out known nest box give the program of wing out known nest box M-of-gull. Habitat - mostly coarse gravel exposure, dense hard woods. -4-Favorite - Amy. Restful. Apt.s: 1000 Time: 0830-1200 Observes: Town + Business Park Weather: Sunny with a few clouds. Wind: 0-5 m/sec - little wind chill. Temp: 22-25 deg. C, sky clear. Species: Number Common Name Scientific Name 1 Sundew 1 Mallard Duck 3 Aim Aiglet 4 Snowy Owl 12 White-tailed Deer 1 West Gull 100 Ring-billed Gull 2 Bourgeois's Owl 100 Fisher's Cat 12 Band-tailed Hawk 30 Monument Dove 5 Howling Dove 1 Allen's Hummingbird 3 The Sunflower 32 Rock-winged Gull 1 Barn Swallow 1 Swamp Jay 1 Ruddy Turnstone 1 Christmas-feathered Chickadee 40 Aim Robin 300 Barn-door Crow 200 Red-crowned Flycatcher 1 West Sandpiper 30 Red Heron 336 Barn Swallow 100 Pied-billed Grebe

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Apr.12 (cont) Audubon's Warbler 4 Brown Towhee 2 Wilson's Warbler 2 Savannah Sparrow 1 Western Meadowlawn 5 Oregon Junco 4 Red-winged Blackbird 10 (Golden-cr Sparrow- 2-JL) House Finch (50 Song Sparrow 1 Eine Sislin 25 Am. Goldfinch 20 + Berkeley shoreline: Hamed Grebe, West. Grebe, Black Scoter +301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Anna's Hummingbird, Acorn Woodpecker, Black Phoebe, Cliff Swallow, Violet-green Swallow, Steller's Jay, Plain Titmouse Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Hermit Thrush, Warbling Vireo, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, Rufous-sided Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, + Tilden: White-crowned Sparrow Apr. 13 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. Calif Area: same as on Feb. 24 Time: 0900-1010 wind: calm Temp: 70 sky: clear Species: Am. Kestrel 1 Cedar Waxwing 1 Calif. Quail 3 Starling 8 Band-tailed Pigeon 500 Hutton's Vireo 2 Mourning Dove 2 Warbling Vireo 1 Anna's Hummingbird 2 Orange-crowned Warbler 3 Selaephorus (sp) 1 Breeds Blackbird 1 Com. Flicker 1 Purple Finch 2 Acorn Woodpecker 4 House Finch 3 Downy Woodpecker 1 Am. Goldfinch 6 Nuttall's Woodpecker 2 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Steller's Jay 6 Rufous-sided Towhee 3 Scrub Jay 1 Brown Towhee 2 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 2 Golden-crowned Sparrow 2 Plain Titmouse 4 Song Sparrow 1 Bushtit 2 Bullock's Oriole 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Brown-headed Cowbird 3 Wrentit 2 Bewick's Wren 5 Calif. Thrasher 4 Am. Robin 2 W. Bluebird 2 +301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (2), Red-tailed Hawk (1), Rock Dove, Allen's Hummingbird, Red-winged Blackbird, House Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, White-throated Swift, Western Flycatcher, Cliff Swallow, Great Horned Owl + Shepherd Canyon, Montclair: Red-breasted Nuthatch Apr.14 301 Camino Pablo: Double-crested Cormorant, Turkey Vulture (3), Red- tailed Hawk (1), Calif. Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Wrentit, Am. Robin, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, House Finch, Am. Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Western Flycatcher + San Pablo Ridge hillside above 301: Nuttall's Woodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Apr.15 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (3), Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Rufous Hummingbird, Great Horned Owl, Com. Flicker, Western Flycatcher, Violet-green Swallow, Cliff Swallow,

Apr 15 301 Camino (b) On Can Printer Western Flycatcher, Kirtland's Warbler, Chestnut-sided Warbler, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Western Tanager, Hermit Thrush, Ovenbird, Black-throated Green Warbler, House Finch, And Cistothorus. Henss Species Red Number. Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, On Flicker, Shelley's Tree Flycatcher Tawny fledgling (3) Chestnut-sided Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Tufted Titmouse (2) + 301 Camino (b): Tufted Titmouse (3), Black-headed Grosbeak (2) Red-tailed Hawk (1) Boat Dove

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr. 15 (cont) Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay, Bewick's Wren, Am-Robin, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, Audubon's Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, House Finch, Am. Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Golden-crowned Sparrow Apr. 16 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk, Calif. Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Rufous Hum- mingsbird, Com. Flicker, Downy Woodpecker, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Western Flycatcher, Violet-green Swallow, Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Calif. Thrasher, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, House Finch, Pine Siskin, Am. Goldfinch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Turkey Vulture, Am-Robin, Com-Crow Apr. 17 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Calif. Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Ash-throated Flycatcher, Western Flycatcher Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, House Finch, Am. Goldfinch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Golden- crowned Sparrow +Grinda - Mallard +Be/Nley - Brewers Blackbird Apr. 18 301 Camino Pablo: Great Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Ash-throated Flycatcher, Western Flycatcher, Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay, Com-Crow, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calif.-Thrasher, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown- headed Cowbird, Western Tanager, House Finch, Am. Goldfinch, Lesser Gold- finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow +Tilden: Bushtit, Oregon Junco +UCB: Am-Robin, Cedar Waxwing, Chestnut-backed Chickadee. Apr. 19 301 Camino Pablo - Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird Allen's Hummingbird, West. Flycatchr, Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay, Bewick's Wren, Calif.-Thrasher, House Sparrow, Warbling Vireo, Red-winged Blackbird, Black-headed Grasshawl, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Golden-crowned Sparrow. +UCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Am. Robin, Cedar Waxwing, Oregon Junco), Song Sparrow Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif Area: walk up from Big Springs area to close to Nimitz way (after sunset) Time: 201945-2100 Observers: Sadie Brown, Bill Principe, Don J. Jee Roberson wind: calm Temp: 60-65 Sky: clear Species: Great Horned Owl 1 Poor-will 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 Brown Towhee 2 Black-headed Grosbean 1 Area: Mineral Segs. area (mostly cdawn) Eucalyptus Time: 2110-2145 Observers: Sadie Brown, Bill Principe Weather: same Species: Saw-whet Owl 1 White-crowned Sparrow 1

{ "text": "species: 240-wolf\n1 white-tailed deer\n\nmedium: same\nTime: 3110 - 3115\nObservers: three Brown Bill & six others\nAve: Minus 269 (Focal)\n\nSpecies: 1 Brown Tanager\n1 Beech-wood Oriole\n\nSkeptic : Great number of\n\nMind: calm\nTeeth: GO-GS\nTime: 30 IDHS -3100 Observers : four others & three Brown Bill (White-tailed deer)\nAve: will grow big trees close to Nimitz rd\n\nT/19u (6m) Contro Costa CO. Celf\n\n+ NCB: Creation-Petrich Protected by your Robin (Comptroller) Oregon Turtles\n\nGroupson, Heres Furch; Riftons-amber to-firm Brown Towne . Griffin-coupled.\nAve: Thorsen, Horseshoe-on/Wrap Vines Red -wrapped Black Bird / Black-Keelred\nCelf. Thomas, Horse-Snowon/Working Vines Red-Bird / Black-Keelred\nAllies (Hummingbird), nest. Flicker's; Saffers and' Snowy Owl? Brownbill.\n\n301 Camino Pueblo - Bird-taken 69m; House Dove; Hummingbird A\n+ NCB: Chestnut-backed Chickadee + Bright Blue-winged Tanager\nFurch Rifton vs.-seated Towne; Brown Towne; Catapan-coupled Sparrow\nWestern Coupling, Western Towne-Horse Finch / Aw. Coupledred; Leese Gold -\nSkall's 261 Crow-cream Warbler, Red-nosed Blackbird, Bird (Thoreau)\nCrow Flicker Nuthall-Petrichelle, Ash-tinted Flycatcher, Western Hummingbird\n301 Camino Pueblo : Great Blue Heron, with no yellow, near five house doves &\n\n+ 456: Aw. Robin + Chestnut-backed Chickadee + Bright Blue-winged Tanager\nFurch Rifton vs.-seated Towne; Brown Towne; Catapan-coupled Sparrow\nWestern Coupling, Western Towne-Horse Finch / Aw. Coupledred; Leese Gold -\nSkall's 261 Crow-cream Warbler, Red-nosed Blackbird, Bird (Thoreau)\nCrow Flicker Nuthall-Petrichelle, Ash-tinted Flycatcher, Western Hummingbird\n301 Camino Pueblo : Great Blue Heron, with no yellow, near five house doves &\n\n+ 456: Aw. Robin + Chestnut-backed Chickadee + Bright Blue-winged Tanager\nFurch Rifton vs.-seated Towne; Brown Towne; Catapan-coupled Sparrow\nWestern Coupling, Western Towne-Horse Finch / Aw. Coupledred; Leese Gold -\nSkall's 261 Crow-cream Warbler, Red-nosed Blackbird, Bird (Thoreau)\nCrow Flicker Nuthall-Petrichelle, Ash-tinted Flycatcher, Western Hummingbird\n301 Camino Pueblo : Great Blue Heron, with no yellow, near five house doves &\n\n+ 456: Aw. Robin + Chestnut-backed Chickadee + Bright Blue-winged Tanager\nFurch Rifton vs.-seated Towne; Brown Towne; Catapan-coupled Sparrow\nWestern Coupling, Western Towne-Horse Finch / Aw. Coupledred; Leese Gold -\nSkall's 261 Crow-cream Warbler, Red-nosed Blackbird, Bird (Thoreau)\nCrow Flicker Nuthall-Petrichelle, Ash-tinted Flycatcher, Western Hummingbird\n301 Camino Pueblo : Great Blue Heron, with no yellow, near five house doves &\n\n+ 456: Aw. Robin + Chestnut-backed Chickadee + Bright Blue-winged Tanager\nFurch Rifton vs.-seated Towne; Brown Towne; Catapan-coupled Sparrow\nWestern Coupling, Western Towne-Horse Finch / Aw. Coupledred; Leese Gold -\nSkall's 261 Crow-cream Warbler, Red-nosed Blackbird, Bird (Thoreau)\nCrow Flicker Nuthall-Petrichelle, Ash-tinted Flycatcher, Western Hummingbird\n301 Camino Pueblo : Great Blue Heron, with no yellow, near five house doves &\n\n+ 456: Aw. Robin + Chestnut-backed Chickadee + Bright Blue-winged Tanager\nFurch Rifton vs.-seated Towne; Brown Towne; Catapan-coupled Sparrow\nWestern Coupling, Western Towne-Horse Finch / Aw. Coupledred; Leese Gold -\nSkall's 261 Crow-cream Warbler, Red-nosed Blackbird, Bird (Thoreau)\nCrow Flicker Nuthall-Petrichelle, Ash-tinted Flycatcher, Western Hummingbird\n301 Camino Pueblo : Great Blue Heron, with no yellow, near five house doves &\n\n+ 456: Aw. Robin + Chestnut-backed Chickadee + Bright Blue-winged Tanager\nFurch Rifton vs.-seated Towne; Brown Towne; Catapan-coupled Sparrow\nWestern Coupling, Western Towne-Horse Finch / Aw. Coupledred; Leese Gold -\nSkall's 261 Crow-cream Warbler, Red-nosed Blackbird, Bird (Thoreau)\nCrow Flicker Nuthall-Petrichelle, Ash-tinted Flycatcher, Western Hummingbird\n301 Camino Pueblo : Great Blue Heron, with no yellow, near five house doves &\n\n+ 456: Aw [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr.20 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. Calif: Turkey Vulture, Calif. Quail, Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Nuttalls Woodpecker, Ash-throated Flycatcher, West. Flycatcher, Stellar's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, White-breasted Nuthatch, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Black-headed Grosbeak, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Black Phoebe, Violet-green Swallow, Cliff Swallow Apr.21 301 Camino Pablo (49 species) Area: anything seen or heard in or from yard Time: 0810-0920 Temp: 55 Wind: 0 Sky: clean Species: Great Blue Heron 1 Bewick's Wren 2 Mallard 3 Calif. Thrasher 2 Turkey Vulture 3 Am. Robin 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Cedar Waxwing 5 Calif. Quail 3 Starling 8 Band-tailed Pigeon 100 Hutton's Vireo 1 Calif. Gull 40 Warbling Vireo 2 Rock Dove 7 Orange-crowned Warbler 7 Mourning Dove 8 Audubans Warbler 1 Annals Hummingbird 3 House Sparrow 6 Allen's Hummingbird 1 Red-winged Blackbird 100 Rufous Hummingbird 1 Bullock's Oriole 1 Com. Flicker 1 Brewers Blackbird 2 Acorn Woodpecker 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 6 Downy Woodpecker 1 Black-headed Grosbeak 1 Ash-throated Flycatcher 2 Purple Finch 1 Black Phoebe 1 House Finch 15 West. Flycatcher 1 Pine Siskin 2 Violet-green Swallow 1 Am. Goldfinch 3 Rough-winged Swallow 1 Lesser Goldfinch 5 Stellar's Jay 6 Rufous-sided Towhee 5 Scrub Jay 8 Brown Towhee 3 Plain Titmouse 4 Golden-crowned Sparrow 5 Bushtit 2 Song Sparrow 1 Wrentit 3 + Grizzly Peak: Cliff Swallow, White-crowned Sparrow, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Oregon Junco Apr.23 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Band-tailed Pigeon, Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Violet-green Swallow, Stellar's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange- crowned Warbler, Wilson's Warbler, House Sparrow, Western H Red-winged Blackbird, Bullock's Oriole, House Finch, Black-headed Grosbeak, Pine Siskin, Am. Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee. + El Toyonal Wildcat Cyn Rd: Calif. Quail (20), Barn Swallow, Killdeer, Horned Lark, Lark Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow (10), White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Brewer's Blackbird. Apr.24 301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Plain Titmouse, Orange-crowned Warbler, Calif. Thrasher, Rufous- sided Towhee, House Sparrow, House Finch, Red-winged Blackbird. + Tilden: Red-tailed Hawk, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Scrub Jay, Oregon Junco + UCB: Stellar's Jay, Bushtit, Am. Robin, Brown Towhee, Am. Goldfinch, Cedar Waxwing, Wilson's Warbler, Song Sparrow

{ "text": "A67.54\n301 Common Bumblebee (PH species)\n\nDate: Qualifying seen or heard in or from year:\nTime: 0810-0930\nTerms: 22 Wind: 0 Sky: Clear\n\nSpecies Count Habitat/Notes\nMeadow Brown 3 \nBanded Demoiselle 4 \nPurple Emperor 1 \nScarlet Tiger 8 \nWhite-tailed Bumblebee (PH) 4 \nBlack-veined White 2 \nRed Admiral 5 \nCommon Blue 1 \nDovekies 3 \nHouse Sparrow 1 \nGreat Spotted Woodpecker 1 \nLesser Spotted Woodpecker 1 \nGreen Woodpecker 1 \nRed-breasted Merganser 1 \nCommon Gull 100 Dune-heath dunes\nHawfinch 4 \nMeadow Pipit 3 \nRaven (Corvus corax) 3 \nGrey Partridge 3 \nRed-backed Shrike 1 \nAvocet 1 \nBarnacle Goose 2 \nCommon Sandpiper 3 \nKnots 7 \nRed Gull 4 \nHerring Gulls 100 Dune-heath dunes\nCurlew 80 \nMoorhen 100 Hedges/ditches\nWater Rail 2 \nAvocet 3 Orange-crowned Warbler\nOrange-crowned Warbler 7 \nNorthern Shrike 1 \nLesser Spotted Woodpecker 1 \nGreen Woodpecker 5 \nRed-breasted Merganser 1 \nCommon Gull 100 Dune-heath dunes\nHawfinch 4 \nMeadow Pipit 3 \nRaven (Corvus corax) 3 \nGrey Partridge 3 \nRed-backed Shrike 1 \nAvocet 1 \nBarnacle Goose 2 \nCommon Sandpiper 3 \nKnots 7 \nRed Gull 4 \nHerring Gulls 100 Dune-heath dunes\nCurlew 80 \nMoorhen 100 Hedges/ditches\nWater Rail 2 \nAvocet 3 Orange-crowned Warbler\nOrange-crowned Warbler 7 \nNorthern Shrike 1 \nLesser Spotted Woodpecker 1 \nGreen Woodpecker 5 \nRed-breasted Merganser 1 \nCommon Gull 100 Dune-heath dunes\nHawfinch 4 \nMeadow Pipit 3 \nRaven (Corvus corax) 3 \nGrey Partridge 3 \nRed-backed Shrike 1 \nAvocet 1 \nBarnacle Goose 2 \nCommon Sandpiper 3 \nKnots 7 \nRed Gull 4 \nHerring Gulls 100 Dune-heath dunes\nCurlew 80 \nMoorhen 100 Hedges/ditches\nWater Rail 2 \nAvocet 3 Orange-crowned Warbler\nOrange-crowned Warbler 7 \nNorthern Shrike 1 \nLesser Spotted Woodpecker 1 \nGreen Woodpecker 5 \nRed-breasted Merganser 1 \nCommon Gull 100 Dune-heath dunes\nHawfinch 4 \nMeadow Pipit 3 \nRaven (Corvus corax) 3 \nGrey Partridge 3 \nRed-backed Shrike 1 \nAvocet 1 \nBarnacle Goose 2 \nCommon Sandpiper 3 \nKnots 7 \nRed Gull 4 \nHerring Gulls 100 Dune-heath dunes\nCurlew 80 \nMoorhen 100 Hedges/ditches\nWater Rail 2 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr. 24 (cont) t Grindq : cliff swallow Apr. 25 pond at Pena Adobe exit on rt. 80 near Vacaville: Mallard, Pintail, Green-winged Teal, Cinnamon Teal, N-Shoveler, Am.Viseon. Redhead, Ring-necked Duck, Ruddy Duck, Com.Gallinule, Am. Coct, VauX's Swift Tricolored Blackbird, Red-winged Blackbird t Sears Pt. Rd, Solano Co.: Am. Bittern (2), Ring-necked Pheasant, Long- billed Curlew, Marsh Hawk(1) Apr. 26 California "Big Day" - Boca to Bolinas Rt. with Laurence C. Binford, Kimball Garrett, Rich Stallcup - [201 ssp.] Munger Lake, Sacramento, Sacramento Co, Calif Time: 0040-0100 wind : calm Sky: overcast, slight drizzle Temp: 55 Species: Ring-necked Pheasant 1 killdeer 2 Sora 1 Mourning Dove 1 Am. Coot 3 Franklin + Erhardt Rds, Sacramento, Sacramento Co, Calif Time: 0110-0130 wind : calm Sky: overcast, drizzle Temp: 55 Species: Barn Owl 1 Burrowing Owl 2 Nimbus Fish Hatchery, Sacramento Co, Calif 1347-1400 calm - clear-65-day Time: 0200-0220 weather - same at night Species: Great Blue Heron 1 Bushtit 2 Green Heron 2 Bewick's Shren 1 Black-crowned Night Heron 1 (night) House Sparrow 5 Common Merganser- 1 Brewer's Blackbird 5 Turkey Vulture 5 Brown-headed Cowbird 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 House Finch 10 killdeer 1 Am. Goldfinch 1 VauX's Swift 1 Lesser Goldfinch 2 White-throated Swift 1 Rufous Hummingbird 1 Black Phoebe 1 Rough-winged Swallow 10 Barn swallow 10 cliff swallow 50 Com. crow 1 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif Area: Jeffrey Pine woodland on w. shore of lake plus sage on e. shore of lake; stream above dam; willow patches below dam Time: 0500-0823 wind : calm Temp: 25o Sky: overcast, snow flurry. Species:

species wind calm Tstm 22 and use less: the 5880 - 0333 time A good view wooded or in open of half mile edge on a open of hills above your ranch. wooded below valley. Good Farm, Nevada Co Calif Csw creek cliff shelter 20 briar scrub 10 brave smoke 10 Rough-wood scrub 10 black birds 1 ratons thundersby 1 Ratons thundersby 2-AF 1 Navy's smith 1 Kilifi 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Tawny Nuthatch 1 Common Flicker 1 Hawk-crowed Nuthatch (Carr) Horse Javan 1 Green Phoebe 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 1 Green Heron 1 Great Blue Heron 2 species: 5600-0358 time: 0300-0330 weather - clear at volt Nimbus Fish Hatchery, Sacramento Co Calif 1947-1400 wind calm 3Kly overcast gusts to 22 Time: 0110 - 0130 Elktonia + Ehrhart Rd., Sacramento Co. Calif. Av-cool 2 Hawking Dove 1 species: Ring-necked Pheasant 1 Kilifier 1 time: 0040-0100 wind calm, smoggy; Tstm 22 Nimbus-Falls Sacramento Co. Calif. C-Binford, Kimball Garnett, Rick Stullino -50/36b "California Bird Day" - Back to Birds Ft. with Friends Apr-28 1947-PC-19A (195) 10:00 a.m. off Ballow

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr. 26 (cont) Com. Loon Horned Grebe Eared Grebe W. Grebe Canada Goose Mallard Pintail Cinnamon Teal Ring-necked Duck Com. Goldeneye Ruddy Duck goldeneye (sp) (prob. fBarrows) Com. Merganser Red-tailed Hawk Swainson's Hawk Marsh Hawk Am. Kestrel Am. Coot Killdeer Spotted Sandpiper Western Sandpiper Rings-billed Gull Great Horned Owl Belted Kingfisher Com. Flicker williamson's Sapsucker white-headed Woodpecker Horned Lark Tree Swallow Barn swallow Cliff Swallow Steller's Jay Black-billed Magpie Mountain Chickadee White-breasted Nuthatch Pygmy Nuthatch Brown Creeper Am. Dipper Sage Thrasher Am. Robin Mountain Bluebird Townsend's Solitaire Ruby-crowned Kinglet Water Pipit Loggerhead Shrike Starling Orange-crowned Warbler Audubon's Warbler MacGillivray's Warbler Wilson's Warbler Red-winged Blackbird Brewer's Blackbird Brown-headed Cowbird Cassin's Finch Pine Siskin (Green-tailed Towhee-2-LCB, R3) Savannah Sparrow Vesper Sparrow Oregon Junco Chipping Sparrow Brewer's Sparrow White-crowned Sparrow Song Sparrow 12 4 15 10 6 1 1 1 10 1 20 1 3 2 2 1 3 3 6 1 3 2 1 1 10 3 1 2 1 10 3 26 3 50 10 10 5 1 1 1 ( ) ( ) 1 1 2 10 1 4 1 1 2 10 3 1 5 4 I-80, Boca to Cisco Grove: Red-tailed Hawk (2), Am Kestrel (2), white- headed Woodpecker (2), violet-green swallow (2), Steller's Jay (50), Clark's Nutcracker (1), Am. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (5), Cassin's Finch (10), Oregon Junco (50) Cisco Grove, Placer Co., Calif Time: 0855-0910 Wind: calm Temp: 30° Sky: p.c. Ground: 3+ ft snow Species: Red-tailed Hawk Am. Kestrel Steller's Jay Brown Creeper Ruby-crowned Kinglet Song Sparrow white-headed Woodpecker 1 1 6 3 1 1 Hwy. 20 to L. Spaulding turnoff, Nevada Co, Calif. Time: 0915-0940 Wind: calm Temp: 30° Sky: clear Ground: 3+ ft. snow Species: Downy Woodpecker Mountain Chickadee Red-breasted Nuthatch Brown Creeper Golden-crowned Kinglet sapsucker (sp) white-headed Woodpecker 1 6 4 2 4 1 - Red-breasted habitat 2

{ "text": "SPECIES\nWhite-throated Woodpecker - Red-breasted Junco (2)\nBrown Creeper\nRed-breasted Junco\nRed-breasted Junco - Brown Creeper\n3\n6\n1\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Grosbeak (2), Creamy Flycatch (10)\nWhite-throated Sparrow (5), Vermilion Flycatcher (3), Red-breasted Junco (3)\nI-80, Good to Cage Grove, Red-tailed Hawk (3), A. Hester (5) FISH\nTIME: 0822-OD10\nCISCE GROVE, PLACER CO., CALIF.\nSPECIES\nRed-tailed Hawk\nAur. Keapal\nSkilip Jot\nBrown Creeper\n1\n1\n3\n1\nNUTRITION\n(1) A. Robin (2), Evening Gros [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr.26 (cont) Alta + Dutch Flat, Placer Co, Calif Time: 0955- 1024 Wind: calm sky:clear Temp:45 Grand: 6" snow, melting rapidly Species: Com. Flicker 2 Nashville Warbler 2 White-headed Woodpecker 1 Audubon's Warbler 4 Steller's Jay 10 Bullock's Oriole 2 Mountain Chickadee 5 Brewer's Blackbird 10 Red-breasted Nuthatch 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 3 Bewick's Wren 1 Evening Grosbeak 2 Am. Robin 5 Purple Finch 3 Starling 2 Pine Siskin 2 Solitary Vireo 3 Red Crossbill 3 Oregon Junco 18 Fox Sparrow 3 Rolling Lake Rd Magna Rd, Placer Co, Calif Area: manzanita, black oak, conifers - rich Time: 1033- 1109 Wind: calm sky:clear Temp: 50 Ground: no snow Species: Turkey Vulture 2 Orange-crowned Warbler 7 Cooper's Hawk 1 Nashville Warbler 15 Red-tailed Hawk 4 Audubon's Warbler 3 Band-tailed Pigeon 1 Black-throated Gray Warbler 4 Mourning Dove 1 MacGillivray's Warbler 8 Rufous Hummingbird 1 Red-winged Blackbird 1 Black-chinned Hummingbird 1 Brewer's Blackbird 5 Com. Flicker 5 Brown-headed Cowbird 1 Acorn Woodpecker 3 Black-headed Grosbeak 2 Western Flycatcher 1 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Violet-green Swallow 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 10 Steller's Jay 10 Oregon Junco 2 Scrub Jay 1 Fox Sparrow 2 Bewick's Wren 2 Am. Robin 5 Western Bluebird 2 Hutton's Vireo 1 Salmon Falls Rd (Auburn to Hy 50), Placer + El Dorado Co, Calif. Route: Hy. 49 from Auburn to Salmon Falls Rd to El Dorado Hills Blvd Time: 1122- 1338 Wind: calm sky:clear Temp: 65 Species: Mallard 1 Belted Kingfisher 1 Turkey Vulture 10 Acorn Woodpecker 5 Sharp-shinned Hawk 1 Lewis' Woodpecker 1 Cooper's Hawk 1 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Downy Woodpecker 1 Golden Eagle 1 (Nutwood's Woodpecker-1-RS) Am. Kestrel 3 W. Kingbird 8 Calif. Quail 3 Ash-throated Flycatcher 5 Band-tailed Pigeon 5 Black Phoebe 2 Mourning Dove 2 W. Flycatcher 1 Vaux's Swift 40 Violet-green Swallow 50 White-throated Swift 4 Rough-winged Swallow 415 Anna's Hummingbird 3 Barn Swallow 15

{ "text": "Avery Hummell\n3\n12\nW/Blue-Magnetized\n+4\nRusty-Dawn Sutton\n10\nM. Blythe-Coach-\n5\nBirds Group\n2\nAyr-Turner's Fishhook+\n3\nCurt Gwyn\n3\nAni. Hester\n3\nCooper Estates\n1\nW. Hummell\n3\n(Ink) W/Blue-Magnetized (K)\n1\nDawn Woolbert-\n8\nHank Woolbert-\n1\nSpud-Blowers Hank-\n1\nAcom Woolbert-\n10\nBiffar Knifepoint-\n1\nTime: 1155-1323\nWork: The Hutton Avenue to Salmonville Rd.\nElectionship and the other number of\n[illegible] complete\n(10) (7) + 619 (2) at 8th Rd\nTime: 1039-1104\nWind: calm, SW\nTemp: 50\nColor: silver\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime: 1039-1054\nWind: calm, SKY clear\nTemp: 82\nColor: green\nSpecies:\nCow-Firefly\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nRocks Hummingbird\n1\nMound Dove\n1\nBack-Tailed Grouse\n1\nBee-Hunter Hawk\n3\nCooper Hawk\n4\nHummingbird\n1\nOwl-Evening Moth-\n3\nUnited Airlines\n2\n[illegible]\nP011-EE01 - unit\nAvenue to Hutton Ave, 619 Place Rd.\nKelling Park Rd\nTime [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr.26 (cont) Cliff Swallow 500 W. Meadowlark 4 Scrub Jay 10 Bullack's Oriole 7 Yellow-billed Magpie 4 Brewer's Blackbird 10 Corn-Crow 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 3 Plain Titmouse 10 Black-headed Grosbeak 4 Bushtit 15 Lazuli Bunting 3 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 House Finch 5 Wrentit 5 Am. Goldfinch 1 House Wren 10 Lesser Goldfinch 6 Bewick's Wren 8 Rufous-sided Towhee 10 Canyon Wren 1 Brown Towhee 5 Calif. Thrasher 1 Lark Sparrow 6 Am. Robin 10 Rufous-crowned Sparrow 2 W. Bluebird 3 Sage Sparrow 3 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1 Chipping Sparrow 1 Starling 5 White-crowned Sparrow 5 Hutton's Vireo 4 Golden-crowned Sparrow 5 Solitary Vireo 1 Warbling Vireo 8 Orange-crowned Warbler 10 Nashville Warbler 2 MacGillivray's Warbler 2 House Sparrow 1 Red-winged Blackbird 25 Hwy's 50 + 5, Sacramento Co., Calif.: Mallard (10, Cinnamon Teal 2, Turkey Vulture 1, White-tailed Kite 1, Red-tailed Hawk 5, Marsh Hawk 1, Black-bellied Plover 100), Rock Dove 3, Black-necked Stilt 2, Cliff Swallow 200, Barn Swallow 20, Mockingbird 3, Cedar Waxwing 1) + Sacramento R. border, Yolo Co., Calif.: Great Egret 1, Corn. Gallinule 2, Acorn Woodpecker 1, Downy Woodpecker 1, Tree Swallow 25, Scrub Jay 3, Yellow-billed Magpie 5, Plain Titmouse, Bewick's Wren 1, Starling 10, Blue Grosbeak 2, Rufous-sided Towhee 1, Wood Duck 2 Calif. Gull 2 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif Time: 1500-1555 Wind: calm Temp: 70 Sky: clear p.c. Species: Mallard 16 Western Sandpiper 100 Gadwall 2 Am. Avocet 25 Pintail 5 Black-necked Stilt 15 Green-winged Teal 2 Wilson's Phalarope 8 Cinnamon Teal 8 Red Phalarope 1 N. Shoveler 4 N. Phalarope 15 Redhead 6 Laysan Banded Gull 5 Lesser Scaup 15 Black Tern 100 Ruddy Duck 100 Mourning Dove 4 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Vaux's Swift 1 Marsh Hawk 1 Com. Flicker 1 Am. kestrel 2 Acorn Woodpecker + Ring-necked Pheasant 1 Downy Woodpecker - Com. Gallinule 2 Rough-winged Swallow -2 Am. Coot 2000 Barn Swallow 16 Hilldeer 10 Cliff Swallow 100 Black-bellied Plover 10 Scrub Jay 3 Long-billed Curlew 4 Yellow-billed Magpie 5 Whimbrel 15 Corn-Crow 2 Great Yellowlegs 2 Plain Titmouse + Least Sandpiper 10 Long-billed Marsh Wren 2 Punlin 20 Mockingbird 2 Long-billed Dourthr 5000 Water Pipit 1

Woodland Squirrels, Yolo Co, Calif Time: 1200-1232 Wind : calm Temp: 70 Sky: clear bc. Species: Hairy Woodpecker 8 N. Sparrow # Redhead C Glaucous-winged Gull (E) 12 N. Sparrow #< White-crowned Sparrow 3 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Downy Woodpecker 1 Acorn-Winged Anate 5 Ash-Treebler - Hairy Hummingbird 1 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Northern Flicker 100 Horned Lark 1 Belding's Ground Squirrel 12 Lesser Goldfinch 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Western Scrub-Jay 8 Blackpoll Warbler # Yellow-rumped Warbler 4 Creeper-Willow 12 Cow-Dun - Ash-Treebler 5 Downy Woodpecker 1 Northern Flicker 10 Bach-Holly Bluebird 10 Com-Collinite 3 Ash-Coot - Yan-Coolt 300 Barb Swallow 10 Blue Jay 12 White-tailed Deer - Rabbits-Gray 5 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Bach-Holly Bluebird 4 Creeper-Willow # Yellow-rumped Warbler 12 Cow-Dun - Ash-Treebler 5 Northern Flicker 10 Downy Woodpecker 30 White-Pine Weevil 3 Work-Bait 2000 Hairy Woodpecker 8 N. Sparrow # Redhead C Glaucous-winged Gull (E) 12 N. Sparrow #< White-crowned Sparrow 3 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Downy Woodpecker 1 Acorn-Winged Anate 5 Ash-Treebler - Hairy Hummingbird 1 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Northern Flicker 100 Horned Lark 1 Belding's Ground Squirrel 12 Lesser Goldfinch 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Western Scrub-Jay 8 Blackpoll Warbler # Yellow-rumped Warbler 4 Creeper-Willow 12 Cow-Dun - Ash-Treebler 5 Downy Woodpecker 1 Northern Flicker 10 Bach-Holly Bluebird 10 Com-Collinite 3 Ash-Coot - Yan-Coolt 300 Barb Swallow 10 Blue Jay 12 White-tailed Deer - Rabbits-Gray 5 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Bach-Holly Bluebird 4 Creeper-Willow # Yellow-rumped Warbler 12 Cow-Dun - Ash-Treebler 5 Northern Flicker 10 Downy Woodpecker 30 White-Pine Weevil 3 Work-Bait 2000 Hairy Woodpecker 8 N. Sparrow # Redhead C Glaucous-winged Gull (E) 12 N. Sparrow #< White-crowned Sparrow 3 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Downy Woodpecker 1 Acorn-Winged Anate 5 Ash-Treebler - Hairy Hummingbird 1 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Northern Flicker 100 Horned Lark 1 Belding's Ground Squirrel 12 Lesser Goldfinch 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Western Scrub-Jay 8 Blackpoll Warbler # Yellow-rumped Warbler 4 Creeper-Willow 12 Cow-Dun - Ash-Treebler 5 Downy Woodpecker 1 Northern Flicker 10 Bach-Holly Bluebird 10 Com-Collinite 3 Ash-Coot - Yan-Coolt 300 Barb Swallow 10 Blue Jay 12 White-tailed Deer - Rabbits-Gray 5 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Bach-Holly Bluebird 4 Creeper-Willow # Yellow-rumped Warbler 12 Cow-Dun - Ash-Treebler 5 Northern Flicker 10 Downy Woodpecker 30 White-Pine Weevil 3 Work-Bait 2000 Hairy Woodpecker 8 N. Sparrow # Redhead C Glaucous-winged Gull (E) 12 N. Sparrow #< White-crowned Sparrow 3 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Downy Woodpecker 1 Acorn-Winged Anate 5 Ash-Treebler - Hairy Hummingbird 1 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Northern Flicker 100 Horned Lark 1 Belding's Ground Squirrel 12 Lesser Goldfinch 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Western Scrub-Jay 8 Blackpoll Warbler # Yellow-rumped Warbler 4 Creeper-Willow 12 Cow-Dun - Ash-Treebler 5 Downy Woodpecker 1 Northern Flicker 10 Bach-Holly Bluebird 10 Com-Collinite 3 Ash-Coot - Yan-Coolt 300 Barb Swallow 10 Blue Jay 12 White-tailed Deer - Rabbits-Gray 5 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Bach-Holly Bluebird 4 Creeper-Willow # Yellow-rumped Warbler 12 Cow-Dun - Ash-Treebler 5 Northern Flicker 10 Downy Woodpecker 30 White-Pine Weevil 3 Work-Bait 2000

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr. 26 (cont) Loggerhead Shrike 3 Starling 10 W. Meadowlark 10 Yellow-headed Blackbird 20 Red-winged Blackbird 25 Tricolored Blackbird 10 Brewer's Blackbird 25 House Finch 5 Savannah Sparrow 2 White-crowned Sparrow 1 Solitary Sandpiper 1 Pena Adobe Lagoon, Vacaville, Solano Co. Calif. Time: 1620-1625 (quick stop, not censused) Species: Red-billed Grebe 1, Mallard, Cinnamon Teal, Am. wigeon 2, N.Shoveler 4, Redhead 1, Ring-necked Duck 4, Ruddy Duck, Turkey Vulture 5, Red-tailed Hawk 2, Com. gallinule 1, Am.Coot, Caspian Tern 2. Sears Pt. Rd, Solano Co., Calif (1645-1700): Snowy Egret 3, canvasback 3, Turkey Vulture 4, Red-tailed Hawk 3, Ring-necked Pheasant 1, Am.Coot, Black-necked Stilt, Forsteka's Tern, Loggerhead Shrike 2. +Sears Pt. Rd, Sonoma Co.: Golden Eagle ( Marsh Hawk ) +Atherton Rd, Marin Co: (1710-1720): Cattle Egret 1 (1730-1805) +Lucas Valley Rd, Marin Co., Calif : W.Grebe 1, Turkey Vulture 10, Red-tailed Hawk 5, Allen's Hummingbird 1, Hairy Woodpecker 2, Ash- throated Flycatcher 1, Violet-green Swallow 25, Cliff Swallow 300, Com. Raven 3, Com. Crow 10, Chestnut-backed Chickadee 2, Bewick's Wren 1, Warbling Vireo 2, Orange-crowned Warbler 2, W. Meadowlark, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewer's Blackbird, Black-headed Grosbeak ( ), Lazuli Bunting 1, Lesser Goldfinch 1, Oregon Junco 2. Olema Marsh, Marin Co., Calif. Time: 1810-1830 Wind: calm Temp: 60 Sky: clear Species: Mallard 1 Black Phoebe 1 Green-winged Teal 4 Violet-green Swallow 25 Cinnamon Teal 2 Tree Swallow 25 Am. Wigeon 1 Rough-winged Swallow 10 Bufflehead 1 Barn Swallow 10 Ruddy Duck 2 Cliff Swallow 25 Turkey Vulture 3 Long-billed Marsh Wren 5 Virginia Rail 3 Com. Yellowthroat 2 Am. Coot 5 Wilson's Warbler 1 Black-rattled Killdeer 2 Red-winged Blackbird 25 Com.Snipe 1 Song Sparrow 35 Willet 1 Yellow Warbler 1 Greater Yellowlegs 3 Long-billed Doughter 5 Western Sandpiper 50 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co., Calif Time: 1900-1945 Tide: +3.0 - too high for close shorebirds Wind: 0-5 Temp: 55 Sky: clear Species: Horned Grebe 10 Double-crested Cormorant 2 Eared Grebe 2 Great Blue Heron 20 W. Grebe 10 Great Egret 20

{ "text": "MCGill\n7.2.\nReview\nApr. 26 (Sun)\nHorse Ranch\n35\nBeech Bunch\n35\nTimbered Birchwood\n10\nHardwood Birchwood\n25\nW. Henderson\n10\nSpring-coupled Squirrels\n10\nSnowy Owls\n3/4\nGlen Alope, Solano Co, Calif.\nTime: 1650-1655 (driving stop not counted)\nSpecies:\nArctic-hulled Grouse I, Mallard I Cinnamon Teal IV\nMuscovy Duck X, Snowy Owl (Red-necked), Red-tailed Hawk I\nCoyote II, Greater Yellowlegs 2, Red-winged Blackbird 3 Card. Cardinals I, Jay-Cock, Common Tawny\n+25s 6f Rd Solano Co, Calif (1645-1700) Snowy Egret 3\nSpecies: Great-horned Owl I, Red-tailed Hawk II, Sharp-shinned Hawk III, Canada Goose IV, Canada Goose V, Red-winged Blackbird VI, Common Tern VII\nGreatest: I, Am. Coot; Black-necked Stilt, Fishhook Tom, Woodpecker\n+25s 6f Rd Solano Co, Golden Eagle I Marsh Hawk I\n+Affection Rd Marin Co (1700-1800) Cliff Swallow 3\n(1700-1800)\nSpecies: Valled Gull I, Marlin Co, Calif W-Gulls II, White-tailed Ptarmigan III\nSharp-shinned Hawk IV, Red-tailed Hawk V, Great-horned Owl VI, Canada Goose VII\nCliff Swallow VIII, Common Tern IX, Woodpecker X\nRaven XI, Cow Creek XII, Chestnut-backed Chickadee XIII, Blue Jay XIV\nMuscovy Duck XV, Snowy Egret XVI, Red-winged Blackbird XVII, Green-tailed Towhee XVIII\nLesser Goldfinch XIX, Oven Bird XX\nOlinda Marsh, Marin Co, Calif\nTime: 1800-1830\nWind: calm Temp: 60 Ekt: clear\nSpecies: Mallard Green-winged Teal Cinnamon Teal Am. Wigeon Bittern Red-winged Blackbird Lesser Yellowlegs Common Snipe Cow-goose Blue Jay Cliff Swallow Downy Woodpecker Mourning Dove Red-tailed Hawk Canada Goose Snowy Owl White-throated Sparrow\n1 1 3 1 1 2 3 5 2 3 2 3 2 4 2 3 3 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Apr. 26 (cont) Snowy Egret N. Pintail Green-winged Teal Greater Scaup Lesser Scaup Bufflehead White-winged Scoter Surf Scoter Ruddy Duck Red-breasted Merganser Turkey Vulture Osprey Am. Coot Semipalmated Flwr Killdeer Black-bellied Plover Willet Dunlin Short-billed Dowitcher Western Sandpiper Marbled Godwit Glaucous-winged Gull W. Gull Herring Gull Calif. Gull gull (sp) Bonapartes Gull Forster's Tern Belted Kingfisher Violet-green Swallow Barn Swalla Cliff Swallow Corn. Raven Corn. Crow Black Brant 5 2 4 30 1 8 2 20 20 20 8 5 1 50 2 4 20 100 106 100 1000 50 2 10 2 200 4 20 1 25 10 100 1 5 3 Duxbury Pt., Bolinas, Marin Co., Calif Time: 1950 - 2015 Wind: 5-10NW Sky: clear Temp: 55 Species: Arctic Loon Red-throated Loon W. Grebe Brandts Cormorant Surf Scoter Black Oystercatcher Black Turnstone Wandering Tattler Glaucous-winged Gull W. Gull Herring Gull Bonapartes Gull Forster's Tern Corn. Murie Pigeon Guillemot (Small aukid (sp) - 1- RS) Rufous-sided Towhee Brown Towhee White-crowned Sparrow Black Brant 20 2 5 15 100 2 26 2 1 10 5 4 8 25 2 1 1 4 15 Apr. 27 301 Camino Pablo: Western Wood Pewee Apr. 28 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (3), Red-tailed Hawk (1), Calif. Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Acorn Woodpecker, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Violet-green Swallow, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Black-headed Grosbeak, Am. Goldfinch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, W. Wood Pewee, W. Flycatcher, Ash-throated Flycatcher + Tilden: White-crowned Sparrow + Grizzly Pit - Cliff Swallow Apr. 30 UCB: Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Cliff Swallow, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut- packed Chickadee, Bushtit, Am. Robin, Cedar Waxwing, Wilsons Warbler, House Finch, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Song Sparrow, May 1 301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Ash-throated Flycatcher, Western Flycatcher, Western Wood Pewee, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Common Crow, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Bullock's Oriole, W. Tanager, Black-headed Grosbeak, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Violet-green Swallow + Tilden: Great Horned Owl, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Am. Robin, Downy Woodc Oregon Junco, Song Sparrow + UCB: Downy Woodpecker, Cliff Swallow May 2 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Area: vicinity of Playing Field + Brazilian Club

{ "text": "Ave: vicinity of Glarus Field + Bristish Club\nField 5\nLiguen Barh, Contra Costa Co. Calif.\n+ AVE: Down Insecticide, Cliff Swallow\nClintones: Aw. Robin, Brown-headed Nuthatch, Sooty Grouse\n+ Liguer: Great Horned Owl, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Chestnut-bellied\nCedar: Nuttall's Woodpecker, Brown Towhee, Violet-green Swallow\nChauuch: Mistle-Thrush to-pes, Brown Thrasher, Chestnut-bellied\nWren Titmice, Black-capped Chickadee, House Finch, Louse\nHillipin: Aves Orange-tawney Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Red-winged\nBlackbird, White-breasted Nuthatch, Bewick's Wren, Cedar Waxwing,\nFinch Titmice, Western Meadowlark, Shrikes (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nAlloph: Hummingbirds, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Ash-throated Flycatcher, Western\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird.\nAve. 30\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 30\n1 PM\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire back Cliff Swallow (2), Sharp-tailed Grouse,\nDuckbill Chickadee, Bristle's Awe, Robin Cedar Waxwing, Sooty Grouse,\nFinch, Brown-headed Nuthatch, House Sparrow, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\n301 Ground Squirrel, Bush-tailed Jackrabbit, Mountain Dove, Aurora Hummingbird\nAve. 28\nN.B.: Rich bore the entire [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 2 Time: 1030-1300 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: 5 W Temp: 65 Sky: clear Species: Turkey Vulture 2 Bewick's Wren 2 Red-tailed Hawk 3 Calif. Thrasher 2 Calif. Quail 4 Am. Robin 4 Band-tailed Pigeon 2 Cedar Waxwing 100 Mourning Dove 5 Hutton's Vireo 1 Anna's Hummingbird 2 Warbling Vireo 5 Rufous Hummingbird 2 Orange-crowned Warbler 3 Selasphorus (sp) 4 Wilson's Warbler 2 Calliope Hummingbird** 3 Brewer's Blackbird 2 Com. Flicker 1 Red-winged Blackbird 1 Downy Woodpecker .1 Black-headed Grosbeak 4 Black Phoebe 1 Purple Finch 2 Western Flycatcher 2 Pine Siskin 5 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 Am. Goldfinch 10 Violet-green Swallow 1 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Steller's Jay 20 Rufous-sided Towhee 6 Scrub Jay 5 Bram Toucan 6 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 4 Oregon Junco 6 Plain Titmouse 1 Song Sparrow 6 Bushtit 4 Red-breasted Nuthatch 2 Wrentit 4 House Wren 1 +?Cal. Camino Pablo: Allen's Hummingbird, W. wood Pewee, Com. Crow, House Finch, W. Tanager, Acorn Woodpecker, / + El Toyonal pasture: Lark Sparrow +yCB-Downy Woodpecker, White-thr.Sift Ash-thr. Flycatcher May 3 Alice Eastwood Campground, Muir Woods Nat. Mon. Marin Co, Calif. Area: walk from Panoramic Hwy down through camp to trails ~ 1/2 mile beyond campground towards Muir Woods Time: 0500-0755 Observers: Bill Principe, Don Roberson Wind: calm Temp: 55 Sky: overcast Species: Band-tailed Pigeon 1 Wilson's Warbler 2 Mourning Dove 1 Purple Finch 5 Spotted Owl 2 Pine Siskin 20 Anna's Hummingbird 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 1 Selasphorus (sp) 3 Oregon Junco 5 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Violet-green Swallow 2 Western Flycatcher 15 Scrub Jay 2 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 Steller's Jay 5 Com. Raven 2 Com. Crow 2 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 6 Bushtit 1 Eygmy Nuthatch 3 Brown Creeper 6 Wrentit 2 Bewick's Wren 2 Winter Wren 4 Am. Robin 10 Hermit Thrush 3 Golden-crowned Kinglet 2 Warbling Vireo 5 Orange-crowned Warbler 3

{ "text": "14th\nJ.V.\nSemson!\n\nMay 2\nTime: 1030-1800 Observer: Eddie Brown\nWind: E W Temp: 62 Sky: clear\n\nSpecies:\t\tWiley Mithue\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common Pigeon-\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-winged Doves\nBlack Birdie\nGins Shriv\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nViolet-green Swallow\nHouse Finch\nDowny Woodpecker-\nCreeper Hummingbird-(2)\nSeabirds (16)\nRed-tailed Hawk\nCute Gnat\nAm. Robin\nBald-faced Hen\nHorned Dove\nPurple Vioce\nQuail-common [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 3 (cont) Loch Lomond Yacht Harbor, San Rafael, Marin Co., Calif Area: water around harbor + scope view of W. Marin Is. Time: 0830-0900 Observers: Bill Principe, Don Roberson Tide: high - no mid-tide Wind: 5-10W Temp: 55 Sky: overcast Species: Great Egret 50+ Snowy Egret 25+ Black-crowned Night Heron 25+ Canada Goose 3 Canvasback 2 Greater Scaup 40 Red-breasted Merganser- 1 Am. Coot 1 Spotted Sandpiper 3 Western Gull 16 Forster's Tern 20 Com. Crow 5 Barn Swallow 2 Red-winged Blackbird 2 W. Meadowlawn 1 Song Sparrow 2 Black-bellied Plover 1 +San Rafael - Hildeeer +UCB: Cliff swallow +301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk, Allen's Hummingbird, Ash-throated Flycatcher/ Plain Titmouse, Lesser Gold Finch, Bram Touhee, Western Tanager May 4 Mt. Diablo, Contra Costa Co., Calif Area: chaparral slopes from entrance booth at south end to ~ 1 mile below entrance Bill Principe, Carol Dimeff- Time: 0830 - 1000 Observers: Art Edwards, Garth Alton Temp: 55-60 Wind: 0-5W Sky: overcast, foggy Species: Turkey Vulture 4 Wilson's Warbler 2 Red-tailed Hawk 2 W. Meadowlawn 2 Calif. Quail 1 Black-headed Grosbeak 2 Mourning Dove 1 Pine Siskin 2 White-throated Swift 2 Lesser Goldfinch 4 Anna's Hummingbird 2 Lazuli Buntings 15 Hummingbird (Csp) 4 Rufous-sided Towhee 8 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Oregon Junco 2 Violet-green Swallow 5 Sage Sparrow 5 Cliff Swillow 2 Black-chinned Sparrow** 5 Steller's Jay 4 8 Scrub Jay 4 +301 Camino Pablo: Allen's Com. Crow 1 Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Plain Titmouse 1 w. Flycatcher, W. Wood Pewee, Warbling Bushtit 10 Vireo, Red-winged Blackbird, Bram- Wrentit 10 headed Cardinal, House Finch, Benidicts Wren 10 Band-tailed Gigan's Hutton's Vireo House Wren 1 + Danville - Mockingbird Calif. Thrasher 6 Blue-gray Grindtratcher 1 Orange-crowned Warbler 1 May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn, Alameda + Santa Clara Stonis lays Co., Calif Area: from bridge over Arroyo Mocho in Livermore at base of foothills on Mines Rd to Del Puerto Cyn to I-5

{ "text": "May 2\nMiss Rd + Del Grento Cyl, Alameda + Santa Clara Stairs Dine\nCook - Cylt\nAged: from bridge over Arroyo Seco in purchase of bars\nof foothills on Miss Rd + Del Grento to I-2\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nTime: 22-00 NIN : 0-2 M Sht : Grocery Food\n\nTime: 0830 - 1000 Observers: At Equipment Center Alton\nBill Grivets; Carol Diverf\n\nAged: chicken stores from existence booth at south end\n\nMay H\nMt. Diablo Contra Costa Co Cylt\nAged: chicken stores [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 5 (cont) Time: 0600-0840 Observers: Joe Mullan, Richard Bean, Harry Redier Wind: 0-5W Temp: 55-80 Sky: clear oft clouds Species: Turkey Vulture 17 Canyon Wren 3 Cooper's Hawk 1 Rock Wren 11 Red-tailed Hawk 7 Calif. Thrasher 4 Golden Eagle 3 Am. Robin 5 Am. Kestrel 3 (Swainson's Thrush- 1-GA) Killdeer 12 W. Binebird 4(1 Mourning Dove 32 Cedar Waxwing 7 Great Horned Owl 4 Phainopepla 9 White-throated Loggehead Shrike 2 Annals Hummingbird 7 Starling 74 Costas Hummingbird** 1 Huttant's Vireo 1 Rufous Hummingbird 2 Orange-crowned Warbler 2 Belted Kingfisher 2 Yellow Warbler 1 Red-shafted Flicker 6 Wilscons Warbler 4 Acorn Woodpecker 13 House Sparrow 2 Lewis' Woodpecker 2 W. Meadowlawn 9 Nutall's Woodpecker 13 Red-winged Blackbird 6 Western Kingbird 11 Bullocks Oriole 43 Ash-throated Flycatcher 16 Brewers Blackbird 67 Black Phoebe 12 Brown-headed Cowbird 23 Sayls Phoebe 2 W. Tanager 1 W. Wood Pewee 4(9) Rose-breasted Grosbeak 11 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 Black-headed Grosbecki 15 Horned Lark 5 Lazuli Bunting 16 Violet-green Swallow 28 House Finch 36 Rough-winged Swallow 6 Am. Goldfinch 9 Cliff Swallow 30 Lesser Goldfinch 34 Purple Martin** 1 Laurencels Goldfinch** 13 Stelleis Jay 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 8 Scrub Jay 24 Brown Towhee 29 Yellow-billed Magpie 15 Lark Sparrow 17 Com. Raven 12 Sage Sparrow 8 Plain Titmouse 18 Oregon Junco 6 Bushtit 14 Chipping Sparrow 4 White-breasted Nuthatch 8 Golden-crowned Sparrow 4 Brown Creeper 1 Lincoln's Sparrow 1 Wrentit 6 Calif. Quail) 37 House Wren 10 Rock Dove 3 Bewickis Wren 39 W. Rattlesnake 1 W. Fence Lizard 10 Desert Cottontail 2 Black-tailed Jackrabbit 1 Black-tailed Deer 5 Mt. Diablo State Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif Area: first 1/2 mile of chaparral below south gate Ranger station plus various stops in chaparral low-down on road. Time: 1850-1940 Observes: same Wind: 0-5W Temp: 50 Sky: foggy Species: Turkey Vulture 6 Ash-throated Flycatcher 2 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Violet-green Swallow 10 Mourning Dove 2 Cliff Swallow 10 Annals Hummingbird 2 Stelleis Jay 2 White-throated Swift 1 Scrub Jay 2

14-14 2.V. Reverse Crew Date: May 2 Wind: O-EW Temp: 22-80 Sky: Partly Cloudy Time: 0600-0810 Observers: Jonathan Hartley & Gary Allen (Barnie Brown) Species Count Red-tailed Hawk 3 Cedar Waxwing 4 American Robin 3 Song Sparrow 2 Mourning Dove 25 Killdeer 1 White-throated Sparrow 1 Cooper's Hawk 1 Harris's Sparrow 1 Lesser Goldfinch 3 Red-winged Blackbird 6 Northern Flicker 7 Red-eyed Vireo 4 Pied-billed Grebe 4 American Redstart 2 Yellow Warbler 10 Common Grackle 5 Western Kingbird 11 Ash-throated Flycatcher 10 Brewer's Blackbird 15 Black-headed Grosbeak 17 Scaly-bellied Flycatcher 1 M. Lander 1 Riparian Warbler 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher 4 Olive-sided Flycatcher (juvenile) 12 Red-breasted Nuthatch 12 Pine Grosbeak 1 House Finch 28 Henslow's Sparrow 5 Violet-green Swallow 38 Cliff Swallow 30 Lesser Goldfinch 3 Purple Martin 1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird 8 Baltimore Oriole 3 Brown Thrasher 4 Scarlet Tanager 7 Yellow Warbler 12 Canyon Wren 1 Cowbird 6 Red-winged Blackbird 15 American Robin 18 Golden-crowned Kinglet 14 Chipping Sparrow 10 Blue Grosbeak 8 Mourning Dove 1 Cliff Swallow 1 House Wren 3 Hairy Woodpecker 3 Red-breasted Nuthatch 6 Ash-throated Flycatcher 2 Northern Flicker 5 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Violet-green Swallow 10 Cliff Swallow 10 Scarlet Tanager 5 Ruby-throated Hummingbird 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Note: First 2 mins of observation before settling down for the day. The numbers shown in parentheses indicate the number of individuals observed. The total number of birds seen is 249.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Wrentit 4 Bewick's Wren 10 Calif. Thrasher 3 Black-headed Grosbeal 2 Lazuli Bunting 10 House Finch 5 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 5 + Livermore - Band-tailed Pigeon, Mockingbird + Wesley Exit, Stanislaus Co.: Marsh Hawk, Barn Swallow May 6 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk, Mourning Dove, Annals Hum- mirnbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Ash-throated Flycatcher, W. Flycatcher, W. Wood Pewee, Violet-green Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Cedar Waxwing; Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, Yellow Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Black-headed Grosbeal, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee + El Teyonal pasture: Com. Crow + Tilden: Oregon Junco, White-crowned Sparrow May 7 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Com. Flicker, Acorn Woodpecker, W. Flycatcher, W. Wood Pewee, Violet-green Swallow, Tree Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Cedar Waxwing, Starling, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Bullock's Oriole, Brewer's Blackbird, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Black-headed Grosbeal, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Brown-headed Cowbird May 9 Cima area, San Bernadino Co, Calif Area: ranch about 10 mi. s. of freeway to Cima and Joshua Tree desert on either side of Cima Bill Principe Time: 0600-0800 Observers: Sadie Brown, Walt Koening, Temp: 55 Wind: (5-15W) Sky: clear Species: Red-tailed Hawk 1 Black-headed Grosbeal 2 Am. Kestrel 2 House Finch 4 Mourning Dove 3 Black-throated Sparrow** 16 Ladder-backed Woodpecht.** 2 Bendire's Thrasher 0 Western Kingbird 9 Ash-throated Flycatcher 4 Desert Horned Lizard 1 Horned Lark 1 Antelope Gr. Squirrel 3 (Com. Raven - 1-BE) (C Desert Night Lizard-1-Wk) House Sparrow 5 W. Meadowlark 2 Scott's Oriole** 2 Cima to Kelso (0800-0845): Turkey Vulture (5), Western Kingbird 1, Com. Raven 2, Scott's Oriole 7 Kelso, San Bernadino Co, Calif Time: 0845-1045 Observers: same Temp: 75-80 Wind: 0-10W Sky: clear Species: Mourning Dove 25 Western Kingbird 5 White-winged Dove** 1 W. Wood Pewee 1 Say's Phoebe 1 Swainson's Thrush** 1

{ "text": "Kelseo San Bernardino Co. Calf\nTime: 0842-1042\nOpener: saure\nSpecies: Monumend Dove\n52 Meadow Nuthatch\n1 Sparrow Towhee.\n1 M-Nutt's Vireo\nSaddle Biscuits\nKelseo to Kelseo (0800-0842): Thirty minutes (3) schedule\nHusband I, Cow. Raven 5, Score: Quite A.\nGame: 1e-80\nWind: 0-10W\nSky: clear\nTime: 62\nWind: ESE\nOpener: Bill Givchies\nThis drift on either side of Cloud\nAired: ranch about 10 mi. s of reserve to Cloud and Jacinto\nMad D\nCloud area & San Bernardino Co. Calf\nRaptors-siders Towhee, Brown Towhee, Bicolored-headed Cundup\nBrown Plocebird, Horseshoe Crane, Greenfinch, Bicolored-headed Gullspies.\nGreen-crowned Warbler, Horse Station, Red-winged Blackbird, Billowing Oriole\nMourning Dove: Cliff-Thrushlike, 'Stiffwing' (stiffwinged) Murrelet\nCliffs-Swallow, Cliff Swallow, 2nd. 6th\nCow's Ploce, Acanthocercus W. Placchote, M. Wood Gernere, Vireo.\n301 Cawmme Fello: Monumend Dove, Anas Hummingbird\n+ Titian - Crested Tanager, White-crested Sparrow\nBrown Towhee + 62 Technical Species\nCreeper House Linn., Reese-Greenfinch, Cliff Swallow, Towers,\nStarron, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown's Bicolored-headed Gullspies.\nStarron Plocebird, Green-crested Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Horse\n2nd. 6th: Thrushlike, Berisophus Cliff-Thrushlike, Center Maxmill?\nM. Wood Gerere, Vireo-Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Starling, 1st & 2nd\nmurmuration; Allen's Hummingbird, West-throated Flicker, M. Placchote.\n301 Cawmme Fello: Monumend Dove, Anas Hummingbird, Yellow Hummingbird\n+ Titian - Crested Tanager, White-crested Sparrow\nBrown Towhee + 62 Technical Species\nCreeper House Linn., Reese-Greenfinch, Cliff Swallow, Towers,\nStarron, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown's Bicolored-headed Gullspies.\nStarron Plocebird, Green-crested Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Horse\n2nd. 6th: Thrushlike, Berisophus Cliff-Thrushlike, Center Maxmill?\nM. Wood Gerere, Vireo-Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Starling, 1st & 2nd\nmurmuration; Allen's Hummingbird, West-throated Flicker, M. Placchote.\n301 Cawmme Fello: Monumend Dove, Anas Hummingbird, Yellow Hummingbird\n+ Titian - Crested Tanager, White-crested Sparrow\nBrown Towhee + 62 Technical Species\nCreeper House Linn., Reese-Greenfinch, Cliff Swallow, Towers,\nStarron, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown's Bicolored-headed Gullspies.\nStarron Plocebird, Green-crested Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Horse\n2nd. 6th: Thrushlike, Berisophus Cliff-Thrushlike, Center Maxmill?\nM. Wood Gerere, Vireo-Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Starling, 1st & 2nd\nmurmuration; Allen's Hummingbird, West-throated Flicker, M. Placchote.\n301 Cawmme Fello: Monumend Dove, Anas Hummingbird, Yellow Hummingbird\n+ Titian - Crested Tanager, White-crested Sparrow\nBrown Towhee + 62 Technical Species\nCreeper House Linn., Reese-Greenfinch, Cliff Swallow, Towers,\nStarron, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown's Bicolored-headed Gullspies.\nStarron Plocebird, Green-crested Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Horse\n2nd. 6th: Thrushlike, Berisophus Cliff-Thrushlike, Center Maxmill?\nM. Wood Gerere, Vireo-Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Starling, 1st & 2nd\nmurmuration; Allen's Hummingbird, West-throated Flicker, M. Placchote.\n301 Cawmme Fello: Monumend Dove, Anas Hummingbird, Yellow Hummingbird\n+ Titian - Crested Tanager, White-crested Sparrow\nBrown Towhee + 62 Technical Species\nCreeper House Linn., Reese-Greenfinch, Cliff Swallow, Towers,\nStarron, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown's Bicolored-headed Gullspies.\nStarron Plocebird, Green-crested Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Horse\n2nd. 6th: Thrushlike, Berisophus Cliff-Thrushlike, Center Maxmill?\nM. Wood Gerere, Vireo-Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Starling, 1st & 2nd\nmurmuration; Allen's Hummingbird, West-throated Flicker, M. Placchote.\n301 Cawmme Fello: Monumend Dove, Anas Hummingbird, Yellow Hummingbird\n+ Titian - Crested Tanager, White-crested Sparrow\nBrown Towhee + 62 Technical Species\nCreeper House Linn., Reese-Greenfinch, Cliff Swallow, Towers,\nStarron, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown's Bicolored-headed Gullspies.\nStarron Plocebird, Green-crested Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Horse\n2nd. 6th: Thrushlike, Berisophus Cliff-Thrushlike, Center Maxmill?\nM. Wood Gerere, Vireo-Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Starling, 1st & 2nd\nmurmuration; Allen's Hummingbird, West-throated Flicker, M. Placchote.\n301 Cawmme Fello: Monumend Dove, Anas Hummingbird, Yellow Hummingbird\n+ Titian - Crested Tanager, White-crested Sparrow\nBrown Towhee + 62 Technical Species\nCreeper House Linn., Reese-Greenfinch, Cliff Swallow, Towers,\nStarron, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown's Bicolored-headed Gullspies.\nStarron Plocebird, Green-crested Warbler, Yellow Warbler, Horse\n2nd. 6th: Thrushlike, Berisophus Cliff-Thrushlike, Center Maxmill?\nM. Wood Gerere, Vireo-Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Starling, 1st & 2nd\nmurmuration; Allen's Hummingbird, West-throated Flicker, M. Placchote.\n301 Cawmme Fello: Monumend Dove, Anas Hummingbird, Yellow Hummingbird\n+ Titian - Crested Tanager, White-crested Sparrow\nBrown Towhee + 62 Technical Species\nCreeper House Linn., Reese-Greenfinch [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 9 (cont) Starling Solitary Vireo Warbling Vireo Nashville Warbler Yellow Warbler Audubon's Warbler Wilson's Warbler MacGillivray's Warbler Yellow-breasted Chat** Com. Yellowthroat Bullock's Oriole Brown-headed Cowbird 15 1 2 1 2 2 28 2 1 1 1 3 Western Tanager (Lazuli Buntings -1-WH) House Sparrow House Finch Lawrence's Goldfinch White-crowned Sparrow 75 20 2 1 Zebra-tailed Lizard W. Whiptail Desert Horned Lizard Mohave Fringe-toed Lizard 5 20 1 4 Kelso to Needles: Turkey Vulture 1, Red-tailed Hawk 1, Western Kingsbird 1, Mourning Dove 4, Horned Lark 5, Mockingbird 1, Com. Raven 1, Needles, San Bernardino Co, Calif: Great Blue Heron 1, Bufflehead 18, Am. Coot 1, W. Kingbird 4, Rough-winged Swallow 4, Starling, Com. Yellowthroat 2, House Sparrow, Brown-headed Cowbird Arizona, Hwy 66, Topall to Flagstaff, (1415-1820): Turkey Vulture 6, Red-tailed Hawk 1, Mourning Dove 9, W. Kingbird 1, Steller's Jay 1, Com. Raven 39, W. Bluebird 4, Yellow Warbler 1, Starling 4, House Sparrow 20, Brewers Blackbird 39. Gopher Snake 1 Hilldeer 1 Flagstaff, Coconino Co, Ariz.: Mourning Dove 2, Am. Robin 2, Violet-green Swallow 4, Black-headed Grosbeak 1, Pine Siskin 3. May 10 Flagstaff, area, Coconino Co, Ariz. Area: ponderosa pine forest at Museum of N. Arizona adjacent and at jct. of Snow Bowl Rd x main highway + meadows Bill Princep/ Time: 0715-0830 Observers: Sadie Brown, Walt Kroenig Temp: 65 Wind: 0 Sky: clear Species: Red-tailed Hawk Am. Kestrel Mourning Dove Broad-tailed Hummingbird** Com. Flicker Hairy Woodpecker Violet-green Swallow Steller's Jay Com. Raven Pinon Jay ** Mountain Chickadee Pygmy Nuthatch White-breasted Nuthatch Am. Robin W. Bluebird Solitary Vireo Audubon's Warbler Grace's Warbler** W. Meadowlark Brewer's Blackbird Brown-headed Cowbird W. Tanager Evening Grosbeak 1 1 1 2 2 1 10 4 8 1 15 3 4 10 2 5 1 4 10 15 1 2 Pine Siskin Vesper Sparrow Gray-headed Junco Chipping Sparrow Green-tailed Towhee W. Kingbird Say's Phoebe 20 3 2 3 1 1 1

Engina Geospec 5 N. Landover 1 Brown-Pestled Company 12 Eggers Blackberry 10 W. McDonaldism 4 Cidcia's Marbler 1 Annapolis Naphier 2 Solitary Visto 5 M. B/rubbing 10 Bw. Robin 4 White-Pestled In-Hatch 3 Wild-Inflator 12 Mountain Chickaree 1 Grun Jda 8 Cow Raven 1 Sclipses Jda 4 Anopolis's Station 30 M. Naphieus 1 W. Naphier 1 Green-Tailed Tomper. 5 Cribbing Station 5 Cow-Flicker 3 Broad-Vale'd Shimmering 5 Hawk Woodpecker 1 Brown-Pestled Company 12 Am. Reeteri 1 Red-Tailed Hawk 3 Excercises: 1 Town: Ge SH: C SPd: Clear Time: 012-0830 Observers: Eddie Brown/Will Taylor Kill Grunclg And bounteous gives forest at M'Jsson. Arida Forest, and of luct. of sun Ben-Rid + Wain's Pridya + Feldstaff / Cocoonine Co. A175 : Monning Dove 3 An Kopiv 2 White-Oven Swillin d/ Black-Pestled Geospecif 1 Blue Stakin 3 Bleachpiling 3d M. Kidding 1, Station 1 + House Season 20, Giveres 1 W. Kidding 1, Shilips Jda 1 Cow-Raven 3d Monning Dove 4 Tweeter-Nutters ( Red-Tailed Hawk 1 Monning Dove 6 Alizand / Hurie To Goon to Feldstaff ( H12-|830) Green-Pestled Company Suttler H Station Cow-Yellowthroat 3, House Season, Butterfield is Am.Coof 1 M-Kidding + Koppin-united Needless Sun-Burning Co. Calf : Great Blue Heron 1 Cow-Raven 1 Kipping 1 Monning Dove 4 House Season 20 Mockbirding 1 Tweeter-Nutter: 1 Red-Tailed Hawk 1 Monning 1 Brown-Pestled Company 3 Monning-House Pished H M. Naphier 1 M. Naphier 1 Sparid-Jointed Pished 2 Hercilius-Wheep 5 Muscops Mapple- Annapolis-Mapple- Yellow Mapple 5 Yellow Mapple 3 Monning's Company 5 Nashville White- Warbling Vireo Spring-Vireo Squirrel Jined 12 (Pastel-Flowering 1-WM) 12 (Monning-Joined) May 8 (Cont)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 10 (cont) Snowbowl Road, Coconino Co, Ariz Areq: Upper Transition - Canadian zones - douglas fir - Service, Aspen, ponderosa pine + meadow Time: 1800-1940 Observers: Walt Koenig, Bill Principe, Laurance Binford, Sadie Brown. Wind: calm Temp: 60 Sky: clear Species: Com Flicker 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 3 Williamson's Sapsucker 1 Audubon's Warbler 6 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Pine Siskin 1 violet-green Swallow 9 Vesper Sparrow 1 Mountain Chickadee 2 Gray-headed Junco 8 Red-breasted Nuthatch 2 Pygmy Nuthatch 1 Brown Creeper 2 Am. Robin 1 Townsend's Solitaire 3 Hermit Thrush 7 May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co, Ariz. Sadie Brown, Walt Koenig Areq: 0530-1000 Observers: Bill Principe, James Wolsencroft Wind: O-5W Temp: HB-65 Sky: clear Species: Spotted Owl 1 Warbling Vireo 4 Elf Owl ** 2 Lucy's Warbler ** 1 Turkey Vulture 2 Virginia's Warbler ** 9 White-throated Swift 12 Black-throated Gray Warbler 4 Broad-tailed Hummingbird 8 Yellow-breasted Chat 2 Com Flicker 1 Red-faced Warbler ** 3 Red-naped Sapsucker 1 Grace's Warbler 1 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Painted Redstart ** 3 Downy Woodpecker 1 Bullock's Oriole 8 wired Crested Flycatcher ** 1 Brown-headed Cowbird 2 Black Phoebe 1 Black-headed Grosbeak 12 Stella's Jay 4 Evening Grosbeak 9 Bridled Titmouse ** 2 Lazuli Bunting 3 Bushtit 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 4 W. Wood Pewee 1 Lark Sparrow 4 Empidonax (sp) 1 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Pinyon Jay 1 Western Tanager 5 House Wren 4 Bewick's Wren 1 canyon Wren 1 Am. Robin 8 Swainson's Thrush 1 W. Bluebird 1 violet-green Swallow 2 Solitary Vireo 3 + Flagstaff: Com. Crow, House Sparrow + Flagstaff to Grand Canyon: Red-tailed Hawk, Com Raven, Loggerhead Shrike, Brewers Blackbird, Chipping Sparrow, + Montezuma Well: Scrub Owl, Elf Owl May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co, Ariz Areq: (Cottonwood) - mesquite riparian Sadie Brown, Walt Koenig, Time: 0600-1200 Observers: Bill Principe, James Wolsencroft

May 15 Wind: 0-2 W Time: HB-02 Sid: clear A-6d: 0230-1000 Observers: Bill & Jacko James (Jamaica) Odn Cisen Camp Co Cocunino Co Aire 26697: Bald and Key Vitiligo Rice Paddle... Mudwing Mantis... Wife-tailed Swift Gourd-winged Hummingbird Cow Flicker Red-naped Sapsucker Hairy Woodpecker Downy Woodpecker White-breasted Pipit Brown-headed Cowbird Golden-cheeked Warbler Spotted Towhee Rufous Bunting Bullock's Oriole Fork-tailed Flycatcher N. Mocoqueuses Blue Grosbeak Henslow's Sparrow Gilded Flicker Meadow Lark Euphrosyne (2) Grouper 3rd House Finch Benito's Wren Canyon Wren Aur. Robin Shannons' Thrush W. Bluebird Arist. Green Violets Solitary Bunting + Flattot to Grind Cavity: Red-tailed Hawk, Cow Raven, Potoo Bird + Bookkeeper Well: Scorpion Owl, Elf Owl Turtle Dove: Cow Chick, Horses Golden May 11 Wind: calm Sid: clear Time: 1800-14H0 Observers: Patrick Bickford, Steve Brown A-5d: 2645; 1930, 1945 - 1947 Transition - Cowbird, Soraes - Donkeys Fur - Snowport Road Cocunino Co Aire (cont.) 10 PM HPR 1. V.T. Reverse

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 12 (cont) Temp: 55-90 Wind: 0-10W Sky: clear Species: Turkey Vulture 1 Gambell's Quail ** 3 Mourning Dove 20 White-winged Dove 2 Black-chinned Hummingbird **4 Rufous Hummingbird 4 Com. Flicker 1 Red-naped Sapsucker 1 Gilg Woodpecker ** 2 Ladder-backed Woodpecker 2 Wieds Crested Flycatcher 4 Ash-throated Flycatcher 4 Western Kingbird 2 Cassin's Kingbird ** 2 Black Phoebe 1 Say's Phoebe 2 Western Flycatcher 1 Gray Flycatcher ** 1 W. Wood Pewee 1 Rough-winged Swallow 4 (Barn Swallow - 1-WK BE) (Cliff Swallow - 1-JW) (Violet-green Swallow-2-JW) Verdin ** 3 Bewick's Wren 6 Bridled Titmouse 1 Mockingbird 2 Am. Robin 2 (Cactus Wren - 1-JW) Phainopepla 7 Starling 12 Solitary Vireo 1 Bell's Vireo ** 2 Warbling Vireo 0 Orange-crowned Warbler 1 Lucy's Warbler 4 Yellow Warbler 4 Audubon's Warbler 2 Yellow Warbler 4 Wilson's Warbler 4 Com. Yellowthroat 1 House Sparrow 1 Red-winged Blackbird 2 Bullock's Oriole 2 Hooded Oriole ** 2 Scott's Oriole 1 Brown-headed Cowbird 50 W. Tanager 7 Summer Tanager ** 2 Black-headed Grosbeak 2 Blue Grosbeak 5 Evening Grosbeak 1 Lazuli Bunting 3 Cardinal ** 8 Green-tailed Towhee 1 House Finch 4 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Lark Sparrow 10 Black-throated Sparrow 2 White-crowned Sparrow 2 (Cmersanser - 1-f-wk) Am. Mesthel 2 Sage Owl 1 Elf Owl 2 Com. Kingsnake 1 Plateau Whiptail Lizard 15 Collared Lizard 1 Woodhouse's Toad 2 Leopard Frog 5 Tree Lizard 1 UF Earp, San Bernardino Co., Calif Area: Wheel-er-in Trailer Court, River View Trailer Court + adjacent mesquite brush across Hwy. Time: 1830-1930 Observers: same Temp: $70 Sky: clear Wind: calm Species: Gambell's Quail 5 Rock Dove 1 Mourning Dove 10 White-winged Dove 1 Inca Dove ** 3 Lesser Nighthawk ** 8 Western Tinsbird 1 W. Wood Pewee 1 Cliff Swallow 500 West. Flycatcher ** 1 Crissal Thrasher ** 3 Rock Wren 1 Black-tailed Gnatcather 2 Starling 5 Wilson's Warbler 1 House Sparrow 20 Bullock's Oriole 4 Great-tailed Grackle ** 3 Cardinal 1 House Finch 2 Abert's Towhee ** 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernardino Mtns, San Bernardino Co, Calif Area: pinyon-juniper-forest with scattered ponderosa pines and willows along flowing creek; between Big Bear Lake and Round Valley on Rd. 2N02. Round Valley to Teres... Time: 1130-1245 Obs... Wind: calm Temp: 75 Squ... Time: 12... Arrastre Creek X 2N02 3N03 0.4mi; Round Valley Tucca Valley Joshua Trees 3N85 0.5 miles - very steep and rugged dirt. Tip Top Mtn (Gray Vireos) 3N85 Sadie Brown, Walt Koenig, Time: 0720-1015 Observers: Bill Principe, James Woisencraft. Wind: 0-10W Temp: 50-65 Sky: clear Species: Red-tailed Hawk 1 Am. Mestrel 1 Townsend's Warbler 1 Wilson's Warbler 3 Mounting Dove 4 Audubon's Warbler 1 costals Hummingbird 1 W. Tanago 2 Calliope Hummingbird 2 Black-headed Grosbeak 4 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Lazuli Bunting 2 empidonax (sp) 2 Cassin's Finch 2 Violet-green Swallow 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 Steller's Jay 2 Green-tailed Towhee 5 (Scrub Jay - 1-JW) Lawrences Goldfinch 2 Mountain Chickadee 4 Pine Siskin 1 Bushtt 4 Oregon Junco 2 Bewick's Wren 2 Chipping Sparrow 7 Rock Wren 2 Black-chinned Sparrow 4 Western Bluebird 1 Orange-crowned Warbler- 1 W. Fence Lizard 8 Yellow Warbler- Tip Top Mtn, Round Valley, San Bernardino Co, Calif Area: pinyon-juniper-woodland - see map above Time: 1030-1130 Observers: same Wind: calm Temp: 75 Sky: clear Species: Turkey Vulture 7 Com. Raven 1 (Red-tailed Hawk -2-JW) Pinyon Jay 8 Violet-green Swallow 2 Swanson's Thrush 1

Alder bass smaller 5 (Syringa) - 10 ft - 3 in Cedar of Thorns 5 Cow Rattan 1 8 Time: 1030-1130 Observed: same Temp: 72 Wind: calm Alder bass smaller - woodland - see map above Tit Top Mtv Round Valley San Bernardino Co. Calif. Yellow Maple- Quercus crassifolia/cripe 1 M. Lance Plant 1 Worms Bluebird 1 Rock Wren 5 Pineckp War 5 Barn Owl + 4 Monkkin Churchies (Serp 3rd - 1-2m) Alder-green scullion 5 Giant-horned Lark 5 Kites-rigged Joints 5 Crosso's Fluch 5 Penny, Bunth 1 Black-headed Grouse 5 M. Lanceo 1 4 2/3 Auricupae Mural 1 Monning Dove + 1 Anu Mesnel Yellow Maple- Red-tailed Hawk 5 22/22 Wind: 0-10 m Temp: 50-62 Time: 0930-1012 Observed: Bill & Cindy, Jennifer & Judy Brown, Wolf Kreutz (Gray Vines) Tit Top Mtv Round Valley San Bernardino Co. Calif. Tiger Louse (27) - 106 ft Round Valley 5NO3 5NO2 Arctostaphylos Creek Gives and allows down flowing creek; between 8th Rounded Falls and Round Valley or Rd. 5NO5 May 13 Arctostaphylos Creek, San Bernardino Mt's, San Bernardino Co. Calif. Alder - pinon- juniper forest with scattered Emory oak Reversed 14-17

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal) May 13 (cont) Gray Vireo " 2 Black-chinned Sparrow 2 Scott's Oriole 1 Oregon Junco Chipping Sparrow 1 Burns Canyon Rd, San Bernardino Co, Calif Area: pinyon-juniper + Joshua Tree desert from Round Valley to Yuca Valley Time: 1130-1245 Observers: same Wind: calm Temp: 75 Sky: clear Species: Mourning Dove 5 Cactus Wren 2 W. Kingbird 1 Bullock's Oriole 1 Cassin's Kingbird 1 Scott's Oriole 4 W. Wood Pewee 1 Yellow Warbler 1 Cam. Raven 2 (Wilson's Warbler-1 yth) Pinyon Jay 10 MacGillivray's Warbler 1 Scrub Jay 2 House Finch 15 Bushtit 2 Black-throated Sparrow 2 Cactus Wren " 2 Brewer's Sparrow 2 W. Bluebird 3 Chipping Sparrow 5 Logkehead Shrike 1 Big Morongo Refuge - Covington Park, San Bernardino Co, Calif Time: 1315-1600 Observers: same + Doug Wilson Temp: 80 Wind: 0-5 Sky: clear Species: Cooper's Hawk 1 (N) Bell's Vireo 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 (N) Yellow Warbler 2 Gambell's Quail 10 Townsend's Warbler 1 Am. Coot 8 Wilson's Warbler 7 Mourning Dove 8 Yellow-breasted Chat 2 Black-chinned Hummingbird 3(N) House Sparrow 40 Costal Hummingbird 7(N) Bullock's Oriole 5 Nutall's Woodpecker 2(N) Brown-headed Cowbird 10 Great Horned Owl 1 (N) W. Tanager 4 Long-eared Owl 5 House Finch 20(N) Wied's Crested Flycatcher 2 Lazuli Bunting 2 Ash-throated Flycatcher 2 Lesser Goldfinch 20 Cassin's Kingbird 2 Lawrence's Goldfinch 8 Black Phoebe 2 Brown Towhee 1 Vermilion Flycatcher " 2 Song Sparrow 1 Scrub Jay 3 Verdin 3 Bushtit 2 W. Whiptail 10 House Wren 3 W. Fence Lizard 4 Bewick's Wren 4 Cactus Wren 1 Calif. Thrasher 2 Swainson's Thrush 10 Phainopepla 4 Starling 8 May 14 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif Area: walk from Botanical Gardens up Big Springs Trail Time: 1945-2145 Observers: James Wolsencroft Wind: 5-10W Temp: 80 Sky: clear

Lid 14 Tilden Farm, Contra Costa Co. Calif. A:ed: from Bowman Gardens of Bixby's Bridge Trail. Wind: (2-10)N Temp: 80 Sky: clear Time: 1415 - 2115 Operators: James Metchnick Stealing Grainseed Sunflower Turkey Cult. Jerusalem- Cook's Man Horse Men Brentt Vigorin Scup Jay Newman Fitchips- Black Broops Casualty Nymphs Anti-tropical Physicist Midship Geckoflycatcher Four-eared Owl Guest Handed On1 Nathalia Mosdoskie- Costap Hummingbird Black-chinned Hummingbird 3(N) Horse Skaaren Asilar-Presect Calf. 2 Aw. Coat Camelli's Quail Red-tailed Hawk 1 (N) Action Mardie 1 (N) Bell's Vireo Species: 1 5 10 1 8 2 3(N) 1(N) 5(N) 1(N) 2 35(NM) 5 5 50 5 2 5 5 4 5 4 4 H- 1 5 10 H 8 Lid 13 (cont) Time: 1130 - 1742 Observers: James Metchnick A-6a: Garden-Juniper + Joshua Tree Desert from Yellav Point to Yucca Valley Wind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear Species: Pedestree Sparrow M. Binksparro Cook's Man Bighorn Sheep Horse Fawn 10 Hecceiund's Monkey 5 (Monkeys, Pile-Pile-All) 1 Yellow Warble 1 Wasp Grouse Cow Brown M. Wood Biseses Costap Kivdopary M. Nindbird Morning Dove 2 Cockie Man 3 4 1 1 5 Big Morando Ridge - Convexion Farm, San Bernardino Co. Calif. Time: 1315 - 1600 Observers: James + David Mutchin Wind: 80 Temp: 0-2 Sky: clear Species: Cook's Fire-NK Red-tailed Hawk Camelli's Quail Aw. Coat Morning Dove 1 (N) Bell's Vireo 5 10 1 8 2 3(N) 1(N) 5(N) 1(N) 2 35(NM) 5 5 50 5 2 5 5 4 5 4 4 H- 1 5 10 H 8 Lid 13 (cont) Time: 1130 - 1742 Observers: James Metchnick A-6a: Garden-Juniper + Joshua Tree Desert from Yellav Point to Yucca Valley Wind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear Species: Pedestree Sparrow M. Binksparro Cook's Man Bighorn Sheep Horse Fawn 10 Hecceiund's Monkey 5 (Monkeys, Pile-Pile-All) 1 Yellow Warble 1 Wasp Grouse Cow Brown M. Wood Biseses Costap Kivdopary M. Nindbird Morning Dove 2 Cockie Man 3 4 1 1 5 Big Morando Ridge - Convexion Farm, San Bernardino Co. Calif. Time: 1315 - 1600 Observers: James + David Mutchin Wind: 80 Temp: 0-2 Sky: clear Species: Cook's Fire-NK Red-tailed Hawk Camelli's Quail Aw. Coat Morning Dove 1 (N) Bell's Vireo 5 10 1 8 2 3(N) 1(N) 5(N) 1(N) 2 35(NM) 5 5 50 5 2 5 5 4 5 4 4 H- 1 5 10 H 8 Lid 13 (cont) Time: 1130 - 1742 Observers: James Metchnick A-6a: Garden-Juniper + Joshua Tree Desert from Yellav Point to Yucca Valley Wind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear Species: Pedestree Sparrow M. Binksparro Cook's Man Bighorn Sheep Horse Fawn 10 Hecceiund's Monkey 5 (Monkeys, Pile-Pile-All) 1 Yellow Warble 1 Wasp Grouse Cow Brown M. Wood Biseses Costap Kivdopary M. Nindbird Morning Dove 2 Cockie Man 3 4 1 1 5 Big Morando Ridge - Convexion Farm, San Bernardino Co. Calif. Time: 1315 - 1600 Observers: James + David Mutchin Wind: 80 Temp: 0-2 Sky: clear Species: Cook's Fire-NK Red-tailed Hawk Camelli's Quail Aw. Coat Morning Dove 1 (N) Bell's Vireo 5 10 1 8 2 3(N) 1(N) 5(N) 1(N) 2 35(NM) 5 5 50 5 2 5 5 4 5 4 4 H- 1 5 10 H 8 Lid 13 (cont) Time: 1130 - 1742 Observers: James Metchnick A-6a: Garden-Juniper + Joshua Tree Desert from Yellav Point to Yucca Valley Wind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear Species: Pedestree Sparrow M. Binksparro Cook's Man Bighorn Sheep Horse Fawn 10 Hecceiund's Monkey 5 (Monkeys, Pile-Pile-All) 1 Yellow Warble 1 Wasp Grouse Cow Brown M. Wood Biseses Costap Kivdopary M. Nindbird Morning Dove 2 Cockie Man 3 4 1 1 5 Big Morando Ridge - Convexion Farm, San Bernardino Co. Calif. Time: 1315 - 1600 Observers: James + David Mutchin Wind: 80 Temp: 0-2 Sky: clear Species: Cook's Fire-NK Red-tailed Hawk Camelli's Quail Aw. Coat Morning Dove 1 (N) Bell's Vireo 5 10 1 8 2 3(N) 1(N) 5(N) 1(N) 2 35(NM) 5 5 50 5 2 5 5 4 5 4 4 H- 1 5 10 H 8

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 14 (cont) Species: Mourning Dove 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 3 Great Horned Owl 2 Black-headed Grosbeak 2 Com. Poor-will 1 House Finch 4 Ash-throated Flycatcher 2 Purple Finch 2 Scrub Jay 1 Pine Siskin 1 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 1 Am. Goldfinch 1 Com. Bushtit 2 Lesser Goldfinch 1 Wrentit 1 Brown Towhee 6 Bewick's Wren 1 Rufous-crowned Sparrow 3 Am. Robin 6 Oregon Junco 2 Starling 1 White-crowned Sparrow 2 Annals Hummingbird 1 Song Sparrow 2 Bullock's Oriole 1 +301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (1), Allen's Hummingbird, Steller's Jay, Mockingbird, Cedar Waxwing, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird. May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif Area: looked at most of the ponds. All were too full of water for any mudflat shorebirds Time: 1315 - 1500 Observers: James Woistencroft Wind: 0-5 W Temp: 70 Sky: p.c. Species: Eared Grebe 2 Northern Phalarope 11 Pied-billed Grebe 2 Mourning Dove 2 Black-crowned Night Heron 2 Western Kingbird 1 Am. Bittern 1 Barn Swallow 6 Mallard 15 Cliff Swallow 10 Gadwall 2 Long-billed Marsh Wren 10 Pintail 3 W. Meadowlark 3 Cinnamon Teal 20 Yellow-headed Blackbird 30 Redhead 8 Red-winged Blackbird 100 Ruddy Duck 30 Tricolored Blackbird 1 Turkey Vulture 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 2 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Am. Goldfinch 1 Swainson's Hawk 1 Brewer's Blackbird 25 Golden Eagle 1 Fulvous Tree Duck ** 1 Marsh Hawk 1 Rock Dove 5 Am. Kestrel 2 Am. Coot 150 Com. Gallinule 2 Killdeer 4 Am. Avocet 10 Wilson's Phalarope 1 +Woodland: Yellow-billed Magpie, Loggerhead Shrike +Walnut Creek: White-throated Swift 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk (1), Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Orange-crowned Warbler, Warbling Vireo, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewer's Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Song Sparrow May 16 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif Area: Jetty Rd. Observers: Sadie Brown James Woistencroft+ Time: 1745 - 1845 Tide: high - no mudflat Temp: 50 deg Wind: 10-20 W Sky: clear

Temu: 20° Wind: 10 = 30 M Time: 17H2 - 18H2 Aged : 25th Rd. Observer : James Nolekcraft May 16 Rose Landing, Monterey Co. Calif Finch, Rifeo-eried Tompe', Brown Tompe', Sand Staworn Alice, Horse Sdman, Red-nosed Blackbird, Green's Blackbird, Here Dove: Awnite Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Scant Jay, 6 Dove. + Waxy Cow. Pink-te-tailed Swift. + Woodland. Yellow-billed Magpie, Roadrunner Shrike, Tues: 10 = 30 M Time: 24H - c1en Aged : 25th Rd. on north side Observer: James Nolekcraft

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 16 (cont) Species: Black-bellied Plover Caspian Tern 2 willet 1 W. Gull 20 Whimbrel 5 Calif. Gull 1 Surf Scoter 15 Forstels Tern 30 White-winged Scoter 100 Pigeon Guillemot 1 Black Scoter 5 Brewer's Blackbird 2 Wandering Tattler 3 Savannah Sparrow 1 Red Phalarope 8 (Seminipalmed Flyer - 1-58) N. Phalarope 30 Bonaparte's Gull 5 5 West. Sandpiper 3 Sandeling 4 Monterey area, Monterey Co., Calif Area: municipal pier Time: 1915-1945 Observed: same Temp: 50 wind: 5-10 W sky: p.c. Species: Arctic Loon Pigeon Guillemot 5 Fork-tailed Petrel Rock Dove 10 Ashy Petrel 2 Brandt's Cormorant 20 Pelagic Cormorant 10 Surf Scoter 100 Red-breasted Merganser 1 Ruddy Turnstone 1 Red Phalarope 20 N. Phalarope 10 W. Gull 100 Black-legged Kittiwake 3 Com. Murra 1 + San Benito Co - Yellow-billed Magpie 301 Camino Pablo: Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird western Flycatcher, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Calif. Thrasher, Orange-crowned Warbler, Warbling Vireo, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Ash-throated Flycatcher May 17 Tassajara Rd., Santa Lucia Mtns., Monterey Co., Calif Area: China Camp, Chews Ridge saddle, Chews Ridge lookout, plus various stops to junction of Carmel Valley Rd. Sadie Brown Time: 0630 - 1220 Observers: James Walsencraft Temp: (25°F) - 60° - frozen fog remained on all trees at China Camp until at least 0700. wind: 0-10 W sky: foggy, clearing by 0730 Species: Red-shouldered Hawk Western Flycatcher 9 Mountain Quail ** h.o. w. wood pewee 8 Band-tailed Pigeon 2 Olive-sided Flycatcher 2 Mourning Dove 7 Violet-green Swallow 12 Pygmy Owl ** 2 Stellar's Jay 4 Red-shafted Flicker 6 Scrub Jay 2 Acorn Woodpecker 9 Yellow-billed Magpie 1 Hairy Woodpecker 4 Com. Crow 1 Nutall's Woodpecker 1 Plain Titmouse 10 Annals Hummingbird 2 Bushtit 6 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1) White-breasted Nuthatch 8 Black Phoebe 1 Pygmy Nuthatch 4 Dusky Flycatcher ** 3 Brown Creeper 3

Apr 17 Reservoir Rd, Santa Lucia Mtns, Monterey Co, Calif Weather: 52°F - frozen for recovery on all trees at camp until at least 0200 Wind: 0-10 W Sky: good, clearing by 0230 Time: 0630-1530 Observed: James Watson Area: Child Camp! Closes Rides Schedule, Check's Bridge Lockout! Species: Blue Jay - 4 Band-tailed Pigeon - 1 Red-shafted Piculet - 2 Giant Owl -- Hornbill Dove - 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher - 3 Ho. M. Woodpecker - 3 Eastern Phacellodes - 5 Birds of Prey: In Hall's Woodpecker - 1 Hall's Woodpecker - 4 Acorn Woodpecker - 2 Red-shafted Piculet - 2 Giant Owl -- Hornbill Dove - 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher - 3 Ho. M. Woodpecker - 3 Eastern Phacellodes - 5 Apr 17 Trespass Rd, Santa Lucia Mtns, Monterey Co, Calif Weather: 52°F - frozen for recovery on all trees at camp until at least 0200 Wind: 0-10 W Sky: good, clearing by 0230 Time: 0630-1530 Observed: James Watson Area: Child Camp! Closes Rides Schedule, Check's Bridge Lockout! Species: Blue Jay - 4 Band-tailed Pigeon - 1 Red-shafted Piculet - 2 Giant Owl -- Hornbill Dove - 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher - 3 Ho. M. Woodpecker - 3 Eastern Phacellodes - 5 Birds of Prey: In Hall's Woodpecker - 1 Hall's Woodpecker - 4 Acorn Woodpecker - 2 Red-shafted Piculet - 2 Giant Owl -- Hornbill Dove - 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher - 3 Ho. M. Woodpecker - 3 Eastern Phacellodes - 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 17 (cont) Wrentit 5 Bullock's Oriole 1 House Wren 9 W. Tanager 13 Bewick's Wren 2 Black-headed Grosbeak 11 Am. Robin 7 Purple Finch 6 W. Bluebird 2 Cassin's Finch 10 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 4 House Finch 6 Cedar Waxwing 2 Lesser Goldfinch 5 Hutton's Vireo 1 Lawrence's Goldfinch 5 Solitary Vireo 9 Rufous-sided Towhee 3 Warbling Vireo 26 Brown Towhee 2 Orange-crowned Warbler 6 Oregon Junco 16 Yellow Warbler 3 Chipping Sparrow 17 Audubon's Warbler 2 W. Gray Squirrel 1 Black-thr Gray Warbler 24 Black-tailed Deer 2 + Carmel Valley - Turkey Vulture, Downy Woodpecker, Wilson's Warbler Monterey area, Monterey Co, Calif Time: 1400-1800 Observers: same Area: Pt. Pinos, Lovers Pt., Pacific Grove shoreline, Coast Guard Pier. Wind: 5-10 W Temp: 65-55 Sky: p.c. Species: Common Loon 5 Forstels Tern 2 Arctic Loon 40 Com. Murre 2 Sooty Shearwater 7 Pigeon Guillemot 60 Brandt's Cormorant 400 Rock Dove 30 Pelagic Cormorant 35 Mourning Dove 4 Surf Scoter 70 Rough-winged Swallow 4 Red-breasted Merganser 3 Violet-green Swallow 2 American Coot 5 Barn Swallow 4 Com. Gallinule 1 Cliff Swallow 1 Black Oystercatcher 3 Com. Crow 3 Wandering Tattler 6 Starling 3 Willet 1 House Sparrow 5 Sanderlings 1 Brewer's Blackbird 10 Red Phalarope 10 Brown-headed Cowbird 2 N. Phalarope 20 Pine Siskin 1 Glaucous-winged Gull 3 White-crowned Sparrow 5 Western Gull 200 Song Sparrow 1 Calif. Gull 4 Heermann's Gull 1 Bonaparte's Gull 25 Black-legged Kittiwake 3 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif Area: salt ponds e. of Hwy. 1 plus Jetty Rd Time: 1845-2000 Observers: same Tide: high temp: 50 Wind: 5-15 W Sky: clear Species: Eared Grebe 1 west. Sandpiper 500 N. Pintail 3 Dunlin 50 white-winged scoter 1 Sanderling 15 Surf Scoter 100 Marbled Godwit 75 Black Scoter 5 Red Phalarope 350 Red-breasted Merganser 3 N. Phalarope 3200 Semipalmated Plover 1 Am. Avocet 15 Black-bellied Plover 4 Black-necked Stilt 4 Willet 10 gull (sp) 100

{ "text": "Mallet\nN. Gnatula\nWhite-winged Scoter\nSaw-billed Grouse\nRed-breasted Merganser\nN. Ancast\nBlack-necked Stilt (sh)\n10\n4\n3\n12\n575\n2\n270\n12\n100\n3\n1\n80\n21\n3\n80\n\nSpecies: Faded Grouse\nN. Gnatula\nWhite-winged Scoter\nSaw-billed Grouse\nRed-breasted Merganser\nN. Ancast\nBlack-necked Stilt (sh)\n10\n4\n3\n12\n575\n2\n270\n12\n100\n3\n1\n80\n21\n3\n80\n\nDate: 2/17/96\nTime: 2-12 PM\nSky: clear\nObserver: same\nSite: park\nArea: 1 mile east, 5 to the west of the pond\nMoss Landing Monterey Co. Calif\n\nSpecies:\nWestern Gull\nCliff's Gull\nHeermann's Gull\nBanded Stilt (sh)\nMottled Rail\n32\n1\n4\n32\n3\n\nHorse Sparrow\nWillet\nSandpipers\nSunflower\n\nBirds' Blackbird\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6\n10\n5\n\nBlue Jay\nWhite-breasted Nuthatch\nRed-bellied Woodpecker\nCliff Swallow\nCow's Claw\n3\n1\n32\n1\n3\n\nMeadow Lark\nStarling\nWren Sparrow\nHorse Sparrow\n10\n6\n1\n1\n\nWhite-crowned Sparrow\nBaird's Sparrow\nPurple Finch\nRed-bellied Woodpecker\nN. Gnatula\nBlack-necked Stilt (sh)\n3\n50\n2\n3\n50\n3\n2\n\nMoss Landing Monterey Co. Calif\nArea: 6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove, Point at Pacific Grove Shopping Center\nTime: 4 PM-18:00\nObserver: same\nSpecies:\nCommon Loon\nArctic Loon\nScoti's Swamphens\nBlack Duck\nGreen Heron\nLimpkin Dove\nRing-necked Pheasant\nBrown-headed Cowbird\n6t. Grove [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 17 (cont) Glaucous-winged Gull 1 W. Meadowlark 2 W. Gull 100 Red-winged Blackbird 3 Calif. Gull 10 Brewer's Blackbird 1 Ring-billed Gull 2 House Finch 6 Heermanns Gull 1 Savannah Sparrow 2 Forstels Tern 900 Caspian Tern 40 Pigeon Guillemot 2 May 18 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allent's Hummingbird, Western Flycatcher, Steller's Jay, Scrub Jay, House Sparrow, House Finch, Orange-crowned Warbler, Brown Towhee +yCB: Cedar Waxwing May 19 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif. Area: beach at foot of Park St. + Doolittle Pond Time: 0945-1045 Observers: James Weistencroft Temp: 65 Sky: clear Wind: 0-5 Tide most midflat coveeed Species: Great Egret 2 Calif. Gull 25 Snowy Egret 1 Ring-billed Gull 10 Black-crowned Night Heron 1a Forstels Tern 30 Pintail 1 Caspian Tern 78 Mallard 7 Least Tern** 2 Surf Scoter 5 Mourning Dove 2 Greater Scaup 74 Barn Swallow 2 Ruddy Duck 2 Cliff Swallow 10 (Turkey Vulture - 1-JW) Brewer's Blackbird 10 Killdeer 2 House Finch 5 Black-bellied Plover 60 Willet 5 Short-billed Dowitcher 20 Whimbrel 2 Marbled Godwit 3 Am. Avocet 8 W. Gull 25 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif Time: 1100-1120 Observers: same Temp: 65 Wind: calm Sky: clear Tide: no midflat Species: Common Loon 2 Red-winged Blackbird 1 Western Grebe 7 House Finch 5 Double-crested Cormorant 2 Am. Goldfinch 2 Surf Scoter 75 White-crowned Sparrow 1 Killdeer 1 Song Sparrow 1 Marbled Godwit 1 Black-bellied Plover 3 W. Gull 20 gull (sp) 50 Forstels Tern 100 Caspian Tern 5 301 Camino Pablo: Calif. Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allent's Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Ash- throated Flycatcher, Western Flycatcher, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Warbling Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, Brown-headed Cowbird, Black-headed Grosbeak, Purple Finch, House Finch, Rufous- sided Towhee, Brown Towhee

Wed 17 12:00 pm (450) 11 (copy) M. Grill Ginzo-nurmi Grill 1 100 Red-milled Biscuit 3 Biscuit-rolled Grill 10 10 Biscuit-rolled Grill C Horse Punch 5 5 Horse Punch 5 Sundae Special 1 Doc 400 Cedar Inn 40 Grass & Willow 5 Wed 18 3:00 pm +ABC + Cedar-Mountain Alameda South Space, Alameda Co. Golf Aged Peach Apricot & Bourbon Fudge Time: 09:20 - 10:45 Score: James McKechnie Team: G2 Wind: 0-2 NE Temp: 62 Species: Greet East 3 Coff. Grill 52 Sword East 1 Rim-Killed Grill 10 90 Biscuit-nurmi Bitterness 10 Foster Inn 18 Cedar Inn 1 674 Malted 4 Frost Inn.. 3 Horse Punch 5 Bar swallow 2 Horse Punch 2 Greet's Scribe 3 Rimby Duck 5 (Can't Numb - 1-2m) 10 Biscuit-nurmi 10 Horse Punch 2 Bay Bridge Toll Plaid Alameda Co. Golf Reserves: 11:00-11:30 Time: 2pm Temp: 62 Wind: calm, 5th. Score: no Species: Common Foca 5 Red-milled Biscuit 1 Western Crude 7 Horse Punch 5 Double-Crusted Cucumber 5 Am. Goldfish 5 Sneer Scribe 12 White-Crusted Special 1 Cow Special 1 Hillider 3 Harpied Godwit 1 Biscuit-nurmi Biscuit 3 M Grill 30 Drill (set) 30 Foster Inn 100 Cedar Inn 2

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 20 Pigeon Point, San Mateo Co., Calif Time: 1140-1215 Observers: Joe Morlan, James Woistencraft Temp: 65 Wind: 5 W Sky: p.c.-clearing fog Species: Common Loon 4 Red-throated Loon 2 Arctic Loon 125 W. Grebe 7 Brandt's Cormorant 2 Pelagic Cormorant 25 White-winged Scoter 13 Surf Scoter 16 Wandering Tattler 1 Western Gull 10 Glaucous-winged Gull 1 Calif. Gull 40 Com.-Murre 25 Pigeon Guillemot 10 Marbled Murrelet 17 Band-tailed Pigeon 10 Rough-winged Swallow 1 Barn Swallow 2 Cliff Swallow 10 House Finch 5 Song Sparrow 2 Sooty Shearwater 30 Año Nuevo State Reserve, San Mateo Co., Calif Area: walk from New Years Cr. Bridge to ties of both outer points Time: 1225-1610 Observers: same Temp: 65 Wind: 5-15 W Sky: clean Species: Arctic Loon 40 W. Grebe 4 Sooty Shearwater 3 Pelagic Cormorant 30 Black Brant 1 Harlequin Duck 3 Surf Scoter 1 Black Scoter 1 Red-breasted Merganser 2 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Am. Coot 4 Black-bellied Plover 25 Black Turnstone 4 Whimbrel 65 Spotted Sandpiper 1 Wandering Tattler 2 Willet 2 Western Sandpiper 1 Marbled Godwit 3 Sanderling 4 Glaucous-winged Gull 3 Western Gull 25 Calif. Gull 206 Black-legged Kittiwake 4 Pigeon Guillemot 10 Band-tailed Pigeon 5 Mourning Dove 3 White-throated Swift 1 Allen's Hummingbird 2 Belted Kingfisher 1 Barn Swallow 2 Barn Swallow 4 Cliff Swallow 10 Bushtit 2 Wrentit 4 Bevich/Wren 2 Starling 5 Com. Yellowthroat 4 (Wilson's Warbler-2-JM) Red-winged Blackbird 10 Brewer's Blackbird 4 Purple Finch 7 House Finch 20 Pine Siskin 4 Am. Goldfinch 7 Savannah Sparrow 3 White-crowned Sparrow 20 Song Sparrow 15 Black Oystercatcher 2 Harbor Seal 30 Rufous-sided Towhee 1 + Pescadero-Ruddy Duck Pied-billed Grebe + Half Moon Bay-(RB Merganser-3), Killdeer, (Black-legged Kittiwake 15) Gaspian Tern, Forstey's Tern, Bonaparte's Gull, Am. Robin, Cedar Waxwing + Hwy 1-Marsh Hawk (28), Turkey Vulture + 301 Camino Pablo-Yellow Warbler, Anna's Hummingbird May 21 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allen's Hum- mmsbird, Downy Woodpecker, West. Flycatcher, Cliff Swallow, Steller's Jay, Scaly Jay, Chestnut-backed Chukwadee Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Cedar Waxwing (12), Warbling Vireo, Yellow Warbler, Orange-crowned Warbler, Bullocks Oriole, House Sparrow, Brown-headed Cowbird, Black-headed Grosbeak, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee

May 51 Mud: 4 +301 Common Egre - Yellow Water, Anna's Hummingbird + Hawk I - Marsh Hawk (28), Limited numbers +Cadillac Taw, Fowlers Teal, Bufflehead, Au Royau, Common Murre +Half Hour Bay - RB Greaseback - 91 Rillder (Bilka-16104) +53 Greaseback +632 Greabe - Red-billed Ducks Egrebe Western-stated Jowels Harbor Seal 10 Black-backed Kittiwake 4 Gull, Gull 200 200 Western Gull 45 White-crowned Sparrow 30 Savannah Sparrow 3 Au Goldenrich 4 Horse Finch 1 Gull Smitten 3 Western Sandpiper 3 Marbled Godwit 1 Meadow Sandpiper - Miller Wandering Tattler-5 Red-billed Teal -5 260fted Sandpiger 1 Arnpipel (Cunip's Warbler - 5 - 4) Black Turnstone 4 Bulky Yellowthroats Cow Yellowthroats Starrling 33 Black-billed Gove 33 Au Cost Red-tailed Hawk 1 Red-breasted Heronuse 5 Gull Swift 1 Cliff Swallen 10 Horse Finch 10 Barn Smitten 3 Harried Au Duck Black Giant 30 Petelc Gannumuck 30 Social Shem-mute 3 White-tailed Swift Marving Dove Arctic Poor Grand-billed Egreon 40 Adunovo State Reserve, San Mateo Co. Calif Tow: G2 Wind: S-12 M Sky: clean Time: 1552 - 1610 Observed: same Area: Half from New Yearp Cr. Bridge to tip of both outer points Species: Arctic Poor M-Grepe Social Shem-mute Petelc Gannumuck Black Giant Harried Au Duck Gull Swift Cliff Swallen Horse Finch Barn Smitten Western Sandpiper Marbled Godwit Meadow Sandpiger Miller Wandering Tattler- Red-billed Teal - 260fted Sandpiger Arnpipel (Cunip's Warbler - 5 - 4) Black Turnstone 4 Bulky Yellowthroats Cow Yellowthroats Starrling 33 Black-billed Gove 33 Au Cost Red-tailed Hawk 1 Red-breasted Heronuse 5 Gull Swift 1 Cliff Swallen 10 Horse Finch 10 Barn Smitten 3 Harried Au Duck Black Giant 30 Petelc Gannumuck 30 Social Shem-mute 3 White-tailed Swift Marving Dove Arctic Poor Grand-billed Egreon 40 May 50 Egger Point, San Mateo Co. Calif Tow: G2 Wind: S M Sky: 6.c - clear/fog Time: 1140 - 1312 Observed: section of outer point Species: Common Poor Red-throated poor Arctic Poor M-Grepe Bullfins Common Petelc Gannumuck White-napped Sooker Barn Smitten Cliff Swallen Horse Finch Wingauv Teal- Western Gull Chinoc-murled Eell Sooty Sheepmate 30 Gulmone-murled Eall 1 Names: R. Nelson VI PHI Jenual

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 22 Alice Eastwood camp, Muir-Woods Nat. Mon., Marin Co., Calif Area: same as May 3 James Woistencraft Time: 0510-0735 Observers: Bonnie Bowen, Walt Kroenig, Temp: 55-65 Wind: calm Sky: P.C. Species: Calif. Quail 1 Swainson's Thrush 3 Mourning Dove 6 Golden-crowned Kinglet 4 Annals Hummingbird 2 Hutton's Vireo 1 Allen's Hummingbird 4 Warbling Vireo 4 Great Horned Owl 3 Orange-crowned Warbler 3 Red-shafted Flicker 2 Purple Finch 6 Western Flycatcher 12 Pine Siskin 10 Olive-sided Flycatcher 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 Violet-green Swallow 4 Oregon Juncos 5 Steller's Jay 4 Scrub Jay 2 Corn. Raven 1 W. Gray Squirrel 1 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 5 Bushtit 2 Wrentit 3 Winter Wren 4 Beardless Wren 2 Am. Robin 6 Hermit Thrush 2 May 23 Crane Flat meadow, Yosemite Nat. Park, Maricopa Co, Calif Area: chevron meadow + larger meadow Sadie Brown, Joe Morlan Time: 1900-2030 Observes: James Woistencraft Temp: 50-45 Sky: pc Wind: 0-5N Species: Killdeer 1 Hermit Warbler** 2 Vaux's Swift 2 Brewster's Blackbird 10 Hammond's Flycatcher** 1 Cassin's Finch 5 W. Wood Pewee 5 Oregon Junco 8 Steller's Jay 2 Chipping Sparrow 5 Mountain Chickadee 5 Lincoln's Sparrow 1 Red-breasted Nuthatch 2 Brown Creeper 1 Am. Robin 10 Golden-crowned Kinglet 3 Black Bear 1 Audubon's Warbler 8 Pine Squirrel 2 + Play field area, Tilden Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: Olive- sided Flycatcher, Black-headed Grosbeak, Western Tanager, Cedar Waxwing, MacGillivray's Warbler, Wilson's Warbler, Orange-crowned Warbler; +301 Camino Pablo: Band-tailed Pigeon, Annals Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Mourning Dove + Hwy 120 to Yosemite: Tufted Vulture, Am. Bitten (Maneca), Am. Kestrel, Red-winged Blackbird, Lesser Goldfinch, Western Bluebird, Acorn Woodpecker, Western Meadowlark, Lark Sparrow, Scrub Jay, Common Crow, House Finch, House Sparrow, Starling, Rock Dove May 24 Tollhouse Spring, Westgard Pass, Inyo Co., Calif Sadie Brown Joe Morlan Time: 0520- Observers: J. Woistencraft, Dave DeSante, Janet Farness Wind: 0-5E Temp: 45-55 Sky: clear

{ "text": "May 24\nTollnords Sound Westport Bass Juno Co. Calif.\n\nWind: O-E Temp: E2-SE Sky: clear\nTime: 0830-\nObservers: J Marshneck, Dave Blevins\nJourney began\n\nCrow, Horse Finch, Horse Scauer, Steller's Jay,\nHouse Sparrow Western Bluebird, Passerine Ground Squirrel, Acanthistis Murrelet, Gull Sandpiper\nBlue Bird, Great Horned Owl (Unidentified)\nAeolus\n\n+60 yards direct Tilber Red Barn Center Costa Co. Calif.\n\nWandering McCallum's Warbler, Wilson's Warbler, Dunnet's Warbler,\nGolden Eagle: Bland-billed, 6 adults; 2 juveniles; 301 Common Eider:\nBaffin Bay, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland (Hunting), Arctic\n+150 to Yarmouth: Limited Numbers, Rare, Bitten (Human), etc.\n\nNosebridge Western Blackbird, Passerine Ground Squirrel, Western Bluebird, Acanthistis Murrelet, Great Horned Owl (Unidentified)\n\nMay 23\nCrane Flat Meadow Roseville Nat. Park, Maricopa Co. Calif.\n\nTemp: E0-H2 Sky: clear Wind: E-SE\nTime: 1600 - 5030 Observers: James Marshneck, Eddie Brown, Lee Martin\nArid: Chirren Warbler + Tanager Meadowlark\n\nHairy Thrush\nYum Robin\nBenjamin War\nPintail-Whea\nMourit\nWraith\nBunting\nSpectacled Pastoral Chickadee 2\nCow-Green\nScrub Jay\nSteller's Jdy\nOlive-sided Flycatcher\nOlive-sided Gnatwper\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n\nSpecies: Calli Green\nHoming Dove\nAuroras/ Hummingbird\nAllergy Hummingbird\nGoliath Hummingbird\nWestern Flycatcher\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPurple Finch\nBlue Jay\nGives Siskin\nKirtlan's Warbler\nGolden-cheeked Warbler\nM. Gould Sparrow\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 24 (cont) Species: Chukar Mourning Dove Costels Hummingbird Calliope Hummingbird Broad-tailed Hummingbird*2 Com. Raven Rock Wren Ehainopepla Wilsons Warbler Bullocks Oriole Black-headed Grosbeak 2 6 6 2 8 2 3 3 1 2 1 Western Tanager House Finch Pine Siskin Lesser Goldfinch Rufous-sided Towhee Lazuli Bunting Black-throated Sparrow Black-chinned Sparrow (white-crowned Sparrow-2-JW) Audubens Warbler 1 10 2 1 1 5 4 1 1 + Westgard Pass: Ash-throated Flycatcher, Gray Flycatcher, Blue-gray Oatcatcher, Bevicls Wren, Black-throated Gray Warbler, Chipping Sparrow Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif Time: 0815-1055 Observers: same Wind: calm Temp: 75 Sky: clear Species: Cinnamon Teal Wood Duck (Golden Eagle-1q-JW) Am. Kestrel Mourning Dove Acorn Woodpecker W. Tingsbird Willow Flycatcher** Dusky Flycatcher Gray Flycatcher (Hammonds Flycatcher-1-JM) W. Wood Pewee Olive-sided Flycatcher Horned Lark Vidiet-green Svallov Rough-winged Swallow Rock Wren (Mocklinsbird-1-JW) Am. Robin Swainscals Thrush Cedar Waxwing Starling Audubens Warbler 8 2 1 200 1 20 3 2 1 6 3 4 2 1 4 3 15 2 Yellow Warbler Wilsons Warbler MacGillivrays Warbler (Yellow-breasted Chat-1-ODS,JW) (Com. Yellowthroat-1-JM,DDS) House Sparrow w. Meadowlarn Yellow-hd. Blackbird Bullocks Oriole Breems Blackbird Brain-headed Cowbird W. Tanager Black-headed Grosbeak Rose-breasted Grosbeak Lazuli Bunting Lagr Sparrow (Brewing Chipping Sparrow-1-ODS) Black-throated Spar White-crowned Sparow Com. Raven (8 Am.Swallows 3-JW) Cassinls Finch w. Fence Lizard House Finch Pine Siskin 16 4 2 50 10 40 10 100 15 2 15 17 20 3 2 3 7 5 4 50 20 +road Deep Spgs->Oasis: Sage Thrasher, Loggerhead Shrike, Brewens Sparrow Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif Area: walked all the way around ranch property, including orchard and marsh. Mr. Alexis- owner Time: 1145-1525 Observers: same Temp: 85 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species Pied-billed Grebe Cinnamon Teal Ring-necked Duck Ruddy Duck Red-tailed Hawk 2 16 3 1 1 (Turley Vulture-1-JW) Am. Kestrel Calif. Gaaill Am. Coot Killdeer 5 8 2 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 24 (cont) Spotted Sandpiper 8 Starling 150 Am. Avocet 1 Solitary Vireo 3 Mourning Dove 100 Warbling Vireo 10 (Great Horned Owl - 1 - DPS) Yellow Warbler 30 Long-eared Owl 2nd lj Audubon's Warbler 6 Com. Flicker 3 MacGillivray's Warbler 3 W. Kingbird 40 (Yellow-breasted Chat - 1 - SB) Cassin's Kingbird 2 Wilson's Warbler 20 (Gray Flycatcher - 1 - JM) (Am. Redstart - 1 - JM, JW) (Crested Flycatcher - 1 - JM) W. Headoula/M 10 Empidonax (sp) 2 Yellow-headed Blackbird 200 W. Wood Pewee 7 Red-winged Blackbird 5 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 Bullock's Oriole 20 Rough-winged Swallow 4 Brewer's Blackbird 100 Bank Swallow 1 Brown-headed Cowbird 5 (Barn Swallow - 1 - JW) Western Tanager 8 Black-billed Magpie 15 Black-headed Grosbeak 20 Com. Crow 4 Blue Grosbeak 1 House Wren 4 House Finch 50 Am. Robin 4 Lazuli Bunting 5 Swainson's Thrush 2 Pine Siskin 10 Cedar Waxwing 10 (Green-tailed Toucan - 1 - JM) Horse Sparrow 25 Brewer's Sparrow 2 (Chipping Sparrow - 1 - JM) Scotty's Castle, Death Valley Nat. Mon, Inyo Co., Calif Sadie Brown, Joe Morlan Time: 1700-1830 Observes: James Walshencraft Wind: 0-5 Temp: 90 Sky: clear Species: Snowy Egret 1 (Com. Yellowthroat - 1 - JM) Mourning Dove 10 Yellow-headed Blackbird 1 Costa's Hummingbird 5 Hooded Oriole 2 White-throated Swift 3 Bullock's Oriole 2 W. Kingbird 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 5 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 House Sparrow 30 W. Wood Pewee 1 W. Tanager 2 Rough-winged Swallow 1 Indigo Buntings 18 Com. Crow 2 Lazuli Bunting 2 (Violet-green Swallow - 1 - JM) House Finch 20 Com. Raven 2 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Red-breasted Nuthatch 1 Am. Redstart.. 14 Mockingbird 1 Starling 25 Solitary Vireo 1 Yellow Warbler 8 MacGillivray's Warbler - 1 May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley Nat. Mon, Inyo Co., Calif Area: golf course, ponds w. of golf course, Airport Rd, sewage ponds Time: 0600-0845, 0930-1015 Observers: Sadie Brown, Joe Morlan, Ron LeValley, James Walshencraft Temp: 75-90 Wind: 0 Sky: calm Species: Pied-billed Grebe 1 Black-crowned Night Heron 2; Green Heron 1 Mallard 1 (Snowy Egret - 1 - SB) Pintail 1

{ "text": "7/4\nHPI\n\n1982\n\nDate: July 25\nTime: 0630-1012\nTemp: 75-80\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nCedar Neckum\nSunrise Ranch\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley Ranch, South Valley Nat. Mon. Jurisdiction\n\nApt. 25\nTime: 1400-1830\nTemp: 80-90\nWind: 0-SW\nSky: Clear\n\nM. Robin\nCow.\nOlive Wood Bison\n\nHorse Wagon\nCedar Valley [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, James, V. 1974 Journal May 25 (cont) Green-winged Teal 1 Cinnamon Teal 6 Am. Wigeon 1 Ruddy Duck 2 Turkey Vulture 5 Am. Coot 2 Hilldeer 2 Spotted Sandpiper 10 Wilson's Phalarope 8 N. Phalarope 1 West. Sandpiper 2 Am. Avocet 4 Black-necked Stilt 6 Calif. Gull 15 Ring-billed Gull 3 Rock Dove 1 Mourning Dove 100 Belted Kingfisher 1 W. Kingbird 2 Cassin's Kingbird 1 Say's Phoebe 3 western Flycatcher 1 W. Wood Pewee 2 Horned Lark 1 Rough-winged Swallow 3 Barn Swallow 1 Barn Swallow 2 Cliff Swallow 1 Com. Raven 50 Swainson's Thrush 1 Phainopepla 1 Starling 25 Warbling Vireo 2 Prothonotary Warbler 1 MacGillivray's Warbler 6 Wilson's Warbler 12 Yellow Warbler 3 Yellouthroat 4 Lucy's Warbler 2 House Sparrow 100 W. Meadowlark 2 Yellow-headed Blackbird 6 Brewer's Blackbird 2 Bullock's Oriole 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 5 W-Tanager 1 Indigo Bunting 18 House Finch 20 Brewer's Sparrow 3 Virginia's Warbler 18 Ching Ranch, Tecopa, Inyo Co, Calif (not birdsing continuity) Time: 1220-1800 Temp: 90 Species: Red-tailed Hawk 19 Gambell's Quail 10 Mourning Dove 10 White-throated Swift 8 Com. Flicker 1 W. Kingbird 15 Ash-throated Flycatcher 2 Say's Phoebe 2 Gray Flycatcher 1 Empidonax (sp) 2 W. Wood Pewee 25 Olive-sided Flycatchr 2 Rough-winged Swallow 4 Com. Raven 2 Verdin 10 Bewick's Wren 8 Swainson's Thrush 3 Cedar Waxwing 2 Phainopepla 1 Observe: Sadie Brown, Joe Marlon J. Weistencraft Wind: 0-5 Sky - clear Starling 10 Solitary Vireo 1 Warbling Vireo 2 Lucy's Warbler 5 Yellow Warbler 4 MacGillivray's Warbler 5 Yellow-bressed Chat 4 Wilson's Warbler 35 Brewer's Blackbird 2 Bullock's Oriole 4 Brown-headed Cowbird 5 House Sparrow 25 Black-headed Grosbein 2 West. Tanager 2 House Finch 25 Lark Sparrow 1 Common Gallinule 19d. + pondst marsh about 1 mile s. of General Store in Tecopa - Blue Grassbell, Barn Swallow, Red-winged Blackbird, Black Phoebe, + marsh on Tecopa Shoshone Rd: Snowy Plover (1)

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Finschii | 1 |\n| 3 | Eastern Kingbird | 3 |\n| 1 | White-winged Dove | 10 |\n| 10 | House Finch | 10 |\n| 3 | Common Tern | 3 |\n| 52 | Red-tailed Hawk | 10 |\n\nAnnapolis Prince.\n3\nHorned Lark\n1\nWhite-winged Dove\n3\nM. Finschii\n1\nSay's Phoebe\n1\nReddish-bellied Woodpecker\n4\nM. Finschii\n3\nAsh-throated Flycatcher\n1\nGreen Flycatcher\n3\nEastern Kingbird\n2\nWhite-winged Dove\n5\nMourning Dove\n10\nScreech Owl\n10\nStarling\n\n| | Species | Count |\n|---|---|---|\n| 1 | Common Tern | 3 |\n| 52 | Red-tailed Hawk | 10 |\n| 3 | Screech Owl | 10 |\n| 1 | House Finch | 10 |\n| 8 | Eastern Kingbird | 3 |\n| 3 | Cow Raven | 5 |\n| 1 | Vireo | 10 |\n| 1 | Red Squirrel | 10 |\n| 8 | White-winged Dove | 52 |\n| 52 | Brown-headed Cowbird | 5 |\n| 5 | Brown-headed Nuthatch | 72 |\n| 3 | House Sparrow | 72 |\n| 3 | Black-headed Grosbeak | 32 |\n| 10 | Green Heron | 8 |\n| 4 | Yellow-billed Cuckoo | 52 |\n| 1 | Ash-throated Flycatcher | 5 |\n| 4 | M. Finschii | 72 |\n| 1 | Cow Flicker | 5 |\n| 8 | Purple-backed Swift | 32 |\n| 10 | Northern Dove | 10 |\n| 10 | Mourning Dove | 10 |\n| 3 | Screech Owl | 1 |\n| 10 | Starling | 10 |\n\nTemp: DO\nWind: O-2\nSky clear\n\nChid Ranch, Tscda, Fudo Co., Calif.\nTimes: 1750 - 1800 (Sun Pond Compromis)\nObservers: Sadie Brown, Joe Nelson\n\n| | Species | Count |\n|---|---|---|\n| 1 | Snowy's Thrush | 1 |\n| 20 | Cow Raven | 20 |\n| 1 | Cliff Swallow | 1 |\n| 4 | Barn Swallow | 4 |\n| 1 | Bank Swallow | 1 |\n| 3 | North American Snail | 3 |\n| 1 | Horned Lark | 1 |\n| 5 | M. Wood Ferns | 5 |\n| 1 | Green Flycatcher | 1 |\n| 3 | Reddish-bellied Woodpecker | 3 |\n| 12 | M. Finschii | 12 |\n| 8 | White-throated Swift | 8 |\n| 1 | Rock Pigeon | 1 |\n| 3 | Say's Phoebe | 3 |\n| 5 | Western Flicker | 5 |\n| 1 | M. 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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal) May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co., Calif. Area: golf course + ponds w. of golf course Time: 0530-0815 Observers: Sadie Brown, James Walsencroft, Joe Morlan, Ron LeValley, Rich Stallcup, Guy McCaskie, Jon Dunn, Steve Summers, John Butler, Vincent Mowbray, Bruce Broadbent, Mike San Miguel, Jon Atwood, Dave DeSante, Janet Farness, Dick Erickson, Tom Schulenberg, John T Susanne Luther, Kimball Garrett, Garth Alton, Gary Zamzov, Laurie Binford, Russell Greenberg, Joe + Patty Greenberg, Arnold Small, Herb Clarke, Mike Wibler, Joann Pettinichio, Bruce Schatzman. Temp: 70-90 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Green Heron 1 Prothonotary Warbler 1 Snowy Egret 1 (N. Parula - I- RLeV, RS) Black-crowned Night Heron 2 Audubon's Warbler 1 Hullard 1 Wilson's Warbler 4 Pintail 2 Yellow Warbler 2 Green-winged Teal 2 W-Meadowlark 2 Cinnamon Teal 4 Bobolink ** 28 18 Am. Wigeon 2 Yellow-headed Blackbird 20 Prairie Falcon 2 Tricolored Blackbird 18 Killdeer 2 Bullock's Oriole 1 Snowy Plover 6 Brewer's Blackbird 50 western Sandpiper 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 10 Am. Avocet 2 W-Tanager 2 Black-necked Stilt 4 House Sparrow 50 Calif. Gull 1 Black-headed Grosbeak 1 Ring-billed Gull 3 (Blue Grosbeak - I- JM) Rock Dove 4 Savannah Sparrow 1 Mourning Dove 50 Pine Siskin 3 White-throated Swift 6 Great Horned Owl 1 Rough-winged Swallow 2 Com. Raven 20 W-Kingbird 1 Starling 25 Mesquite Springs, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co., Calif. Sadie Brown, Ron LeValley, Time: 1115-1150 Observers: Joe Morlan, James Walsencroft Temp: 95 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Mourning Dove 15 House Sparrow 10 Western Kingbird 1 Rose-breasted Grosbeak 18 Ash-throated Flycatcher 2 Indigo Bunting 18 W. Wood Pewee 1 House Finch 1 Le Conte's Thrasher 2 Pine Siskin 1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 1 Brewer's Sparrow 1 Yellow Warbler 3 Com. Yellowthroat 1 MacGillivray's Warbler 1 Wilson's Warbler 3 Bullock's Oriole 1 Black-headed Grosbeak 1 see append next page May 27 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif. Area: tree rows along highway Time: 0630-1015 Observers: Sadie Brown, Joe Morlan, Rich Stallcup, Peter Alsing, Georgianne Mandlis, Ann Mandlis, Dave DeSante, Janet Farness

Hill 32 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co. Calif. Date: two days between Time: 0930 - 1025 Observers: co-drivers Hanson, Van Hansemp, Dave Bossard, Steve Arnold! Temp: 72 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Horning Dove 12 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 W. Wood Goose 1 Peacock Turkey -2 Ring-billed Gnatcatcher 1 Yellow Warbler 3 Hermit Warbler 1 White-winged Dove 3 Black-chinned Hummingbird 1 Hill 50 Fernandes Creek Ranch, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co. Calif. Date: two days between Time: 0930 - 0815 Observers: Rich Stiffler, Gene McCleary, Joe Brown, Steve Arnold! Temp: 72-80 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Greater Horned Lark 1 Savannah Sparrow 1 Black-crowned Night Heron 5 White-winged Dove 5 Audubon's Warbler 1 Hutton's Vireo 1 Mourning Dove 1 Yellow-headed Blackbird 1 Cactus Wren 4 Common Towhee 5 Golden-tipped Bunting 3 Avocet 2 Graceful Falcon 1 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Black-backed Woodpecker 1 Western Sandpiper 5 American Golden-Plover 3 Black-necked Stilt 1 Cattle Egret 1 King Bird Egret 1 Bach Dove 4 Hornbill Dove 20 White-winged Dove 1 Giant Hummingbird 1 Hill 25 Meadow Springs, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co. Calif. Time: 1115 - 1130 Observers: Joe Henton, James McLean, Steve Arnold! Temp: 72 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Horned Dove 12 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 W. Wood Goose 1 Peacock Turkey -2 Ring-billed Gnatcatcher 1 Yellow Warbler 3 Hermit Warbler 1 White-winged Dove 3 Black-chinned Hummingbird 1 Hill 50 Fernandes Creek Ranch, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co. Calif. Date: two days between Time: 0930 - 0815 Observers: Rich Stiffler, Gene McCleary, Joe Brown, Steve Arnold! Temp: 72-80 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Greater Horned Lark 1 Savannah Sparrow 1 Black-crowned Night Heron 5 White-winged Dove 5 Audubon's Warbler 1 Hutton's Vireo 1 Mourning Dove 1 Yellow-headed Blackbird 1 Cactus Wren 4 Common Towhee 5 Golden-tipped Bunting 3 Avocet 2 Graceful Falcon 1 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Black-backed Woodpecker 1 Western Sandpiper 5 American Golden-Plover 3 Black-necked Stilt 1 Cattle Egret 1 King Bird Egret 1 Bach Dove 4 Hornbill Dove 20 White-winged Dove 1 Giant Hummingbird 1 Hill 25 Meadow Springs, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co. Calif. Time: 1115 - 1130 Observers: Joe Henton, James McLean, Steve Arnold! Temp: 72 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Horned Dove 12 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 W. Wood Goose 1 Peacock Turkey -2 Ring-billed Gnatcatcher 1 Yellow Warbler 3 Hermit Warbler 1 White-winged Dove 3 Black-chinned Hummingbird 1 Hill 50 Fernandes Creek Ranch, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co. Calif. Date: two days between Time: 0930 - 0815 Observers: Rich Stiffler, Gene McCleary, Joe Brown, Steve Arnold! Temp: 72-80 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Greater Horned Lark 1 Savannah Sparrow 1 Black-crowned Night Heron 5 White-winged Dove 5 Audubon's Warbler 1 Hutton's Vireo 1 Mourning Dove 1 Yellow-headed Blackbird 1 Cactus Wren 4 Common Towhee 5 Golden-tipped Bunting 3 Avocet 2 Graceful Falcon 1 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 Black-backed Woodpecker 1 Western Sandpiper 5 American Golden-Plover 3 Black-necked Stilt 1 Cattle Egret 1 King Bird Egret 1 Bach Dove 4 Hornbill Dove 20 White-winged Dove 1 Giant Hummingbird 1 Hill 25 Meadow Springs, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co. Calif. Time: 1115 - 1130 Observers: Joe Henton, James McLean, Steve Arnold!

Remsen, J.V. 1974 May 27 (cont) Journal John + Susanne Luther, Mike Wihler, Joann Bettinichio, Bruce Schatzman, Russell Greenberg (began to blow at 10:00) Temp: 60-75 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Red-tailed Hawk 19 California Quail 1 Mourning Dove 10 W. Kingbird 20 Cassins Kingbird 2 W. Wood Pewee 1 Willow Flycatcher 1 Black-billed Magpie 4 Com. Raven 2 Mockingbird 2 Am. Robin 4 Swainson's Thrush 2 Starling 20 Solitary Vireo 1 Warbling Vireo 4 Yellow Warbler 15 Golden-winged Warbler 12 (N. Larkthrush - 1- RS) Audubon's Warbler 1 (Parula Warbler - 1- JM, RG) Cerulean Warbler 1♀ MacGillivray's Warbler 4 Wilson's Warbler 30 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 1 Nashville Warbler 1 (Am. Cat - 1- JM) Am. Redstart 2 House Sparrow 5 W. Meadowlark 5 Yellow-headed Blackbird 50 Red-winged Blackbird 1 Bullock's Oriole 30 Brewer's Blackbird 100 Brown-headed Cowbird 16 Western Tanager 3 Black-headed Grosbeak 4 (Rose-breasted Grosbeak - RS) Lazuli Bunting 2 House Finch 40 Am. Goldfinch 1 Pine Siskin 30 Brewer's Sparrow 5 addendum May 26 + Deep Springs - Lesser Nighthawk 1, Black-headed Grosbeak 30, Rose-breasted Grosbeak 1♂, 1♀, Say's Phoebe, Black-billed Magpie 1, Lazuli Buntings 10, Mourning Dove 200, Lark Sparrow, N. Larkthrush (h.o.-8)) + Hwy 95, Nevada - Golden Eagle 1, Loggerhead Shrike, Mockingbird May 27 (cont) + Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif. (1045-1130): Northern Larkthrush 1, Golden Eagle 1, Horned Lark, Lark Sparrow + White Mountains (Grandview Campground, Schulman Grove), Inyo Co. (1145-1430): Gray Flycatcher, Clark's Nutcracker, Scrub Jay, Enjyon Jay Mountain Chickadee, Rock Wren, Hermit Thrush, Mountain Bluebird, Audubon's Warbler, Chipping Sparrow, Vesper Sparrow, Oregon Junco, White- breasted Nuthatch, Pygmy Nuthatch. Mono Vista Spring, Mono Lake, Mono Co., Calif Sadie Brown, Joe Norton, Rich Time: 1755-1840 Observers: Stallcup, Dave Winkler, Georgianne + Anne Mandlis Temp: 65 Wind: calm Sky: P.C. Species: (Cadwall - 2-DW) (Am Kestrel - 1-SB) Corn Snipe 1-h.o. Am Avocet 2- h.o. Calif. Gull 200 Mourning Dove 1 Com. Flicker 1 Hairy Woodpecker 1 W. Wood Pewee 2 House Wren 5 Am. Robin 4 violet-green Swallow 1 Cedar Waxwing 13 Starling 15 Yellow Warbler 5 Wilson's Warbler 2 W. Meadowlark 3 Bullock's Oriole 1 Brewer's Blackbird 8 Black-headed Grosbeak 1 Lazuli Bunting 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 1 Song Sparrow 5

144 J.V. Kewser, 20th June Goldie Edgie 1, Haines Pail, Jean Segson (Cost) 18/12/96: 13.75, scale 6 sheep, Blue Bell Mutton (Cost) + 0.06 rounds - Freezer Number 1, Beef-Brisket (Cost) 30 The De Nevada - Golden Eagle, I bought single half brisket. Biscuit: Goldie Edgie (Cost) Nashville Hot Chicken (Cost) 2 Blue and Red (Cost) 1 (Country Beef - 8-7lb) (Country Beef - 5-4lb) Winey's Mutton (Cost) 30 Mac: Country Beef (Cost) 4 Stuffed Sweetcorn - 8-7lb (Cost) 5 Country Waffle (Cost) 1 Blue and Red (Cost) 12 Yellow Mutton (Cost) 16 Majestic Mutton (Cost) 40 Saffron's Fish (Cost) 30 Shrimps, Shrimp (Cost) 5 Smoked Trout (Cost) 4 Blue-Red (Cost) 5 Black Pepper & Onion (Cost) 4 Chicken Wings (Cost) 3 Mutton Lamb (Cost) 5 Nashville Hot Chicken (Cost) 10 Dorset Blue Vein (Cost) 30 Bullion's Oyster (Cost) 1 Kebab Meat (Cost) 30 Kept-nicked Blackbird (Cost) 1 Telco-Pedro's Blackbird (Cost) 20 M. Liddington (Cost) 10 House Chicken (Cost) 7 Veggie Stew (Cost) 18 Taste: Go-Go Mud: Calm Sky: Clear (John + Sharon's Father, Mike Miller, John & Michelle) Blue Bell Mutton (Cost) Nashville Hot Chicken (Cost)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal May 27 (cont) +Crane Flat meadows - Great Gray Owl (1) Tracy - Barn Owl(1) May 29 301 Camino Pablo: Western Flycatcher, Violet-green Swallow, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Warbling Vireo, House Finch, Rufous-sided Touhee, Brown Touhee, Brown-headed Cowbird, Band-tailed Pigeon TYCB - W. Wood Pewee, Am. Robin. May 30 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture (1), Red-tailed Hawk (2), Band- tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Rock Dove, Anna's Hummingbird, Allen's Hummingbird, Ash-throated Flycatcher, West. Flycatcher, W. Wood Pewee, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Violet-green Swallow, Cliff Swallow, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bushtit, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calif. Thrasher, Warbling Vireo, Hutton's Vireo, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, House Finch, Purple Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Song Sparrow. May 31 San Joaquin Co: Marsh Hawk (1?), Com Crow, Scrub Jay, Brewers Blackbird, Red-winged Blackbird, W. Meadowlark, Stanislaus Co - Brewers Blackbird, Com. Crow W-Meadowlark, Starting, Cliff Swallow, W. Kingbird, Killdeer, W Tuolumne Co - W. Kingbird, W. Meadowlark, Cliff Swallow, Stalling, Brewers Blackbird, Barn Swallow, Turkey Vulture, Brown Towhee, Rufous-sided Towhee, Yellow Warbler, Violet-green Swall Crane Flat meadows, Tuolumne Co, Calif John & Susanne Luther Time: 2000 - 2045 Observers: Don Robertson Temp: 50 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Hammonis Flycatcher 3 W. Wood Pewee 10 Olive-sided Flycatcher 2 Red-breasted Nuthatch 2 Audubon's Warbler 5 Hermit Warbler 2 Brewers Blackbird 1 W. Tanager 5 Cassin's Finch 4 Lincoln's Sparrow 2 Chipping Sparrow 3 Oregon Junco 5 Am. Robin 8 Hermit Thrush 4 June 1 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif Time: 0545 - 0750 John & Susanne Luther, Don Robertson, Guy McCaskie, Lee Observers: Jones, Jon Dunn, Steve Summers, Cliff & Sue Lyons, Tom Heindel, Dave Rudholm, Garth Alten, Joe Morlan Wind: calm Temp: 50-65 Sky: clear Species: Cinnamon Teal - 10 - JL Willow Flycatcher 2 Am. Kestrel 3 Rough-winged Swallow 4 Calif Gnat 3 Black-billed Magpie 2 (Eared Grebe - 1 - JL) Com Raven - 1 - JL Killdeer 1 Am. Robin 2 (Spotted Sandpipers - 2 - JL) Swainson's Thrush 2 Am. Avocet 6 (Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 1 - JL) Rock Dove 2 Starlings 25 Mourning Dove 10 Warbling Vireo 10 Com Flicker 1 Yellow Warbler 15 W. Kingbird 20 Magnolia Warbler 1 cassin's Kingbird 2 (Audubon's Warbler - 2 - JL) W. Wood Pewee 2 Wilson's Warbler 20

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 June 1 (cont) (Com. Yellowthroat - 2-JL) Am. Redstart W. Meadowlawn Yellow-headed Blackbird Bullock's Oriole Brewb Blackbird Brown-headed Cowbird W. Tanager Black-headed Grosbeak Blue Grosbeak 2 2 50 25 30 5 4 8 1 Lazuli Buntings House Finch Eune Siskin (Babbling - 2 FF- CMc JL) (Red-tailed Hawk - 1-JL) Brewer's Sparrow 1 25 2 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif Time: 0810-1010 Observes: same Wind: calm Temp: 75 Sky: clear Species: (Black-crowned Night Heron - 1-DR) Tunley Vulture (Red-tailed Hawk - 1-JL) Chukar Am. Kestrel Mourning Dove White-throated Swift W. Ringbird W. Wood Pewee Olive-sided Flycatcher Violet-green Swallow Com. Raven Rock Wren Catbird Am. Robin Swainson's Thrush ? Hermit Thrush Cedar Waxwing Starling Warbling Vireo (Solitary Vireo - 1-DR) Mockingbird - 1-DR 2 4 1 50 1 15 2 2 3 4 4 1 2 1 1 10 2 (Tennessee Warbler** ) Yellow Warbler Wilson's Warbler Can. Yellowthroat (Cam. Redstart - 1-GMc) House Sparrow W. Meadowlawn Yellow-headed Blackbird Brewer's Blackbird Brown-headed Cowbird W. Tanager Black-headed Grosbeak Rose-breasted Grosbeak** Indigo Bunting Lazuli Bunting Cassin's Finch House Finch Pine Siskin Lark Sparrow Black-throated Sparrow Lincoln's Sparrow 1 5 3 2 25 4 2 5 50 10 2 5 10 18 18 2 2 2 20 10 2 2 Scotty's Castle, Death Valley N.M., Inyo Co, Calif Area: walked all the way around the entire wooded area Time: 1210 - 1345 Observers: Robertson, Cliff+ Sue Lyons. Wind: 5-10NW Temp: 75-80 Sky: clear Species: Snowy Egret Chukar Mourning Dove Costals Hummingbird White-throated Swift Ash-throated Flycatcher Western Flycatcher W. Wood Pewee Willow Flycatcher - 1-DR) Sayis Phoebe Com. Raven Com. Crow Roadrunner** Swainson's Thrush Cedar Waxwing 8 10 1 4 1 1 1 (Sayis Phoebe, Loggerhead Shrike John + Susanne Luther, Don Startings Warbling Vireo Yellow Warbler Wilson's Warbler (MacGillvary's Warbler - 1-JL) House Sparrow Red-winged Blackbird Hooded Oriole Brown-headed Cowbird Blue Grosbeak Indigo Bunting House Finch Pine Siskin Lesser Goldfinch Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 1 3 4 6 (Red-tailed Hawk - 1-JL) 30 1 1 10 1 1 2 15 1 2 1 2

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal June 1 (cont) Mesquite Springs, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif Time: 1400-1500 Observers: same Temp: 80 Wind: 5-10W Sky: clear Species: Cinnamon Teal 4 House Sparrow 10 White-throated Swift 1 Yellow Warbler Com Raven 1 Mourning Dove 3 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 1 Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif Time: 1600-1845 Joe Morlan, Dave Rudholm Observers: John + Susanne Luther, Don Robertson, Garth Alton, Temp: 95-85 Wind: 0-10S Sky: p.c. Species: Mourning Dove 6 (Clay-colored Sparrow -1-J+SL) Com Raven 2 Eastern Kingbird 1 (Virminals Warbler-1-DRdn) W. Wood Pewee 1 (MacGillivray's Unbleb-1-DRdn) Lacandels Thrasher 1 Bendirels Thrusha -1 House Sparrow 20 +Humace Creek fin Starling 1 Lessa. Nighthawk June 2 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif Area: golf course + campground Sewage pond Observers: Don Robertson, John + Susanne Luther, John Dunn, Lee Jones, Guy McCaskie, Steve Summers, Cliff + Sue Lyons, Joe Morlan, Garth Alton, Dave Rudholm. Time: 0530-0820 Temp: 75 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Pied-billed Grebe 2 Wilson's Warbler 2 Snowy Egret 3 MacGillivray's Warbler 2 Black-crowned Nightheren 1 Com. Yellowthroat 2 Blue-wingsed Teal ** 10 Yellow-breasted Chat 2 Turkey Vulture 4 House Sparrow 50 Red-tailed Hawk 1 W. Meadowlark 3 Am. Coot 4 Yellow-headed Blackbird 3 Killdeer 6 Red-winged Blackbird 2 Wilson's Phalarope 2 Bullockls Oriole 3 Rock Dove 1 West. Tan age -1 Mourning Dove 4 Blue Grosbeak 1 White-throated Swift 10 Lazuli Bunting 1 Roadrunner 1 House Finch 4 W. Kingbird 1 Brewer's Clay-colored sp. 1 Say's Phaebe 2 Song Sparrow 3 Willow Flycatcher 1 Cassins Kingbird 1 Empidonax (sp) 1 Ash-throated Flycatcher-1 Rough-winged Swallow 1 Great Horned Owl 1 Com Raven 30 Swainsonls Thrush 3 Starling 4 Warbling Vireo 2 (Orange-crowned Warbler-1-JM) Lucy's Warbler 4 Ovenbird 1

Quarrying Turtle Molester 1 (Orchard - Quail's Nipple) - (3M) Waspings Nive 5 Shooting Startling 3 Sunworse Lurch 3 Cow Bawd 30 Kongsh-nunsey-mission 1 Furiously (26) 1 Nylon Fiftiethaker 1 Eurekian's Girders 5 M. Kinsberg 1 Horse-Finch 1 Horse-Flinch 1 Dadoli Punching 10 Bites Gyro-bowl 4 West - Too Doe- 1 Galloping Quiche 3 Ker-nucq Placard 5 Ker-nucq Placard 5 M. Hadoop-lion 1 Horse-Spoken Club 10 Buns-mussed Test 10 Tunkey Nix-Hams 4 Red-Tipped Horn 1 Ann-Coot 3 Black-Gowny Nightbird 1 Sun-Fearst 3 Greed-Pilled Gripe 5 Wilson's Mangle-Bo- 5 Time: 0230 - 0830 Temp.: 72 Wind: calm Sky: clear Observers: Cliff + Sue Phakes, Joe Merkel, Faith Vilhain Dave Ranpolin. Date: Ranpolin. Aved : aife contuse + combinatoric serous head Quarrying: Lee Jones', Gay McDaniel, Steve Summers Don Robertson, John + Susanne Finkler, John Dural! Tune 2 Furiously Goo! Ranch, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif. Temp.: 62 - 82 Wind: 0-102 Sky: 6.c. Observers: John + Susanne Finkler, Don Robertson, Faith Vilhain Joe Merkel, Dave Ranpolin Time: 1200 - 1842 Stovesite Wells, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif. Temp.: 80 Wind: 2-10m Sky: clear Species: Buns-andy Quicetolep 1 Horsing Bawt 3 Cow Bawd 4 Nuts-threestuffit 1 Cinnamon Test 1 Yellow Mangle- 1 Horse Spoken 1 (6) Time: 1400 - 1200 Observed: 5 Tune / (cost) Meekwise Serious, Furiously Goo! Calif.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jun 2 Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif Time: 0910-0930 L. Jones, S. Summers Observers: D.Roberson, J+SLuther, G. McCashie, J. Dunn, Temp: 85 wind: calm sky: p.c. Species: western kingbird Com Raven House Sparrow W. Wood Pewee Starling 1 Baltimore Oriole" 10" 1 white-throated Swift 1 26 Phainopepla 10 4 Nesquite Springs, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif Time: 1025-1100 Observers: DR, J+SL Temp: 85 wind: 5-10 W sky: clear Species: Mourning Dove 4 Com. Yellowthroat 2 Com. Raven 1 Wilson's Warbler 1 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 House Sparrow 10 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 2 House Finch 3 Warbling Vireo 1 Black-throated Sparrow 3 Audubon's Warbler 1 MacGillivray's Warbler 1 Scottys Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif Area: walked all the way around outside of trees Time: 1110-1300 Observers: DR, J+SL Temp: 85 wind: 0-10 W sky: clear Species: Chukar 1+ Brown-headed Cowbird 5 Spotted Sandpiper 1 Indigo Bunting 18 Mourning Dove 10 Lesser Goldfinch 6 Costilla Hummingbird 1 Pine Siskin 2 Western Kingbird 1 House Finch 10 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 White-crowned Sparrow 1 Say's Phoebe 1 West. Tanager 7 W. Wood Pewee 1 White-throated Swift 1 Com. Raven 1 Com. Crow 2 Swainson's Thrush 3 (Cedar Waxwing-3-DR) Starling 10 Warbling Vireo 3 Yellow Warbler 1 (Wilson's Warbler-3-JL) House Sparrow 50 Hooded Oriole 2 Lida, Esmeralda Co, Nevada Area: all trees + willow thickets along highway DR, JL, JM, DRdm, Time: 1450-1535 Observers: GA Temp: 80 sky: p.c. wind: 5-10 Species: Chukar lad 5j Mourning Dove 2

{ "text": "Scottish Estates Co. Nurddale\n\nspecies : Charles (146 2) Horse-shoe Drift\n\nTime : 150-1232\nObserver : CA\nWind : 2-10 S.K.E. 6.C.\nTemp : 8O\n\nAged all trees + million thistles along footpath.\nDR. 2R. 2H. (46+2)\n\nIola Estate Co. Nurddale\n\nspecies :\n\nWestern Northumbrian\n1 House Finch\n10 House Sparrow\n1 Green Siskin\n1 Lesser Goldfinch\n10 Forster's Chat\n1 Common Redstart\n1 Crested Tit\n\nTime : 1110-1300\nObserver : DR. J.2F.\nWind : 6E Temp : 6E\n\nA view of the yard across ground at trees\n\nScottish Estates Co. Nurddale\n\nspecies :\n\nHazel/Willow Warbler\n1 Wood Pipit\n1 Meadow Pipit\n3 Blue-tailed Grasshopper-Blue\n1 Meadow Pipit\n1 Wheatear\n1 Stonechat\n5 House Finch\n3 Black-browed Accentor\n3 Blackcap\n5 Hens and Quail-Cheek\n1 Ash-tree Flycatcher\n2 Cow Raven\n1 Mountain Bree\n\nTime : 1032-1100\nObserver : DR. J.2F.\nWind : 8E Temp : 8E\n\nMeadow Swain's, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif\n\nspecies :\n\nWestern Meadowlark\n1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher\n3 Black-browed Accentor\n5 House Finch\n3 Black-browed Accentor\n3 Hens and Quail-Cheek\n1 Ash-tree Flycatcher\n2 Cow Raven\n1 Mountain Bree\n\nTime : 07-0930\nObserver : F. Jones, E. McCoolis, J. Brown.\nWind : calm Temp : 6.C.\n\nTus 2\nStovebroke Wells Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif\n\nspecies :\n\nM. Wood Bower\n1 Cow Raven\n3 Cow: Clva\n3 Hen's Nest\n10 (Cedar Waxwing-3-DR)\n3 House Sparrow\n1 Yellow Rumpole\n1 Meadow Pipit\n3 Ash-tree Flycatcher\n1 M. Wood Bower\n1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher\n1 Western Northumbrian\n1 Cow Raven\n1 Green Siskin\n1 House Finch\n10 Lesser Goldfinch\n1 Forster's Chat\n1 Crested Tit\n\nTime : 07-0930\nObserver : F. Jones, E. McCoolis, J. Brown.\nWind : calm Temp : 6.C.\n\nTus 2\nStovebroke Wells Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif\n\nspecies :\n\nM. Wood Bower\n1 Cow Raven\n3 Cow: Clva\n3 Hen's Nest\n10 (Cedar Waxwing-3-DR)\n3 House Sparrow\n1 Yellow Rumpole\n1 Meadow Pipit\n3 Ash-tree Flycatcher\n1 M. Wood Bower\n1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher\n1 Western Northumbrian\n1 Cow Raven\n1 Green Siskin\n1 House Finch\n10 Lesser Goldfinch\n1 Forster's Chat\n1 Crested Tit\n\nTime : 07-0930\nObserver : F. Jones, E. McCoolis, J. Brown.\nWind : calm Temp : 6.C.\n\nTus 2\nStovebroke Wells Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif\n\nspecies :\n\nM. Wood Bower\n1 Cow Raven\n3 Cow: Clva\n3 Hen's Nest\n10 (Cedar Waxwing-3-DR)\n3 House Sparrow\n1 Yellow Rumpole\n1 Meadow Pipit\n3 Ash-tree Flycatcher\n1 M. Wood Bower\n1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher\n1 Western Northumbrian\n1 Cow Raven\n1 Green Siskin\n1 House Finch\n10 Lesser Goldfinch\n1 Forster's Chat\n1 Crested Tit\n\nTime : 07-0930\nObserver : F. Jones, E. McCoolis, J. Brown.\nWind : calm Temp : 6.C.\n\nTus 2\nStovebroke Wells Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif\n\nspecies :\n\nM. Wood Bower\n1 Cow Raven\n3 Cow: Clva\n3 Hen's Nest\n10 (Cedar Waxwing-3-DR)\n3 House Sparrow\n1 Yellow Rumpole\n1 Meadow Pipit\n3 Ash-tree Flycatcher\n1 M. Wood Bower\n1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher\n1 Western Northumbrian\n1 Cow Raven\n1 Green Siskin\n1 House Finch\n10 Lesser Goldfinch\n1 Forster's Chat\n1 Crested Tit\n\nTime : 07-0930\nObserver : F. Jones, E. McCoolis, J. Brown.\nWind : calm Temp : 6.C.\n\nTus 2\nStovebroke Wells Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif\n\nspecies :\n\nM. Wood Bower\n1 Cow Raven\n3 Cow: Clva\n3 Hen's Nest\n10 (Cedar Waxwing-3-DR)\n3 House Sparrow\n1 Yellow Rumpole\n1 Meadow Pipit\n3 Ash-tree Flycatcher\n1 M. Wood Bower\n1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher\n1 Western Northumbrian\n1 Cow Raven\n1 Green Siskin\n1 House Finch\n10 Lesser Goldfinch\n1 Forster's Chat\n1 Crested Tit\n\nTime : 07-0930\nObserver : F. Jones, E. McCoolis, J. Brown.\nWind : calm Temp : 6.C.\n\nTus 2\nStovebroke Wells Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. Calif\n\nspecies :\n\nM. Wood Bower\n1 Cow Raven\n3 Cow: Clva\n3 Hen's Nest\n10 (Cedar Waxwing-3-DR)\n3 House Sparrow\n1 Yellow Rumpole\n1 Meadow Pipit\n3 Ash-tree Flycatcher\n1 M. Wood Bower\n1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher\n1 Western Northumbrian\n1 Cow Raven\n1 Green Siskin\n1 House Finch\n10 Lesser Goldfinch\n1 Forster [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Jun 2 (cont) Coop's Hawk 19 Western Kingbird 7 W. Wood Pewee 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 Violet-green Swallow 2 Am. Robin 2 Starling 4 Warbling Vireo 2 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 1 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 (Orange-crowned Warbler-1-JL) Brewer's Blackbird 15 Yellow Warbler 2 Wilson's Warbler 1 Yellow-breasted Chat 1 Bullock's Oriole 7 West. Tanager 2 House Finch 10 Indigo Bunting 12 Lazuli Bunting 6 Black-throated Sparrow 1 Brewer's Sparrow 4 Lark Sparrow 1 Loghead Shrike 1 +Calif-Nev. border, Mono Co.- Burrowing Owl Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif Time: 1625-1900 Observers: same Temp: 80-75 Wind: 0-5W Sky: p.c. Species: Red-tailed Hawk 1 MacGillivray's Warbler 1 Am. Kestrel 2 Wilson's Warbler 2 Calif. Quail 4 W. Meadowlark 4 Killdeer 1 Yellow-headed Blackbird 5 Mourning Dove 50 Bullock's Oriole 25 Western Kingbird 20 Brewer's Blackbird 30 Cassin's Kingbird 2 Western Tanager 1 W. Wood Pewee 4 Black-headed Grosbeak 3 (Barn Swallow-1-JL) Blue Grosbeak 1 Cliff Swallow 1 Indigo Bunting 12 Black-billed Magpie 2 Lazuli Bunting 4 Mockingbird 1 House Finch 30 Am. Robin 2 Pine Siskin 5 Ruby-crowned Kinglet- 1 Starling 10 Warbling Vireo 2 Yellow Warbler 2 + Deep Springs Ranch + Cinnamon Teal 1, Am Avocet- 1, Spotted Sandpiper- 1, Am. Kestrel 1, Com. Nighthawk ** 1, Brewer's Sparrow 1. Jun 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif Time: 0605-07 50 Dave Rudholm, Garth Alton Observers: Don Roberson, John T, Susanne Luther, Joe Morlan Temp: 60 Wind: 0-5W Sky: clear Species: Am. Kestrel 1 (Orange-crowned Warbler-1-GA) Calif. Quail 3 Northern Parula ** 12 Killdeer 2 Yellow Warbler 6 Mourning Dove 75 MacGillivray's Warbler 2 Com. Nighthawk 2 Yellow-breasted Chat 1 Western Kingbird 20 Wilson's Warbler 5 10 Cassin's Kingbird 2 House Sparrow 2 West. Wood Pewee 3 W. Meadowlark 2 Com. Raven 2 Yellow-headed Blackbird 2 Black-billed Magpie 1 Bullock's Oriole 30 Am. Robin 4 Brewer's Blackbird 30 Swainson's Thrush 2 Brown-headed Cowbird 3 Starling 12 W. Tanager 3 Warbling Vireo 8 Black-headed Grosbeak 2 (Solitary Vireo-1-SL) Blue Grosbeak 2

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Remsen J.V. 1974 Jun 3 (cont) Lazuli Bunting 1 House Finch 25 Pine Siskin 2 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif Time: 0815 - 1100 Observers: same Wind: calm till 1015, 5\deg later Temp: 70-75 Sky: clear Species: Am. Kestrel 3 Band-tailed Pigeon 1 Mourning Dove 20 western Kingbird 20 W. Wood Pewee 1 Gray Flycatcher 1 Horned Lark 2 Violet-green Swalla 2 Com. Raven 6 Am. Robin 4 Cedar Waxwing 4 Starling 10 Warbling Vireo 2 Black-and-white Warbler 1\& Northern Parula 1\& (18- GA) Yellow Warbler 3 Magnolia Warbler 1 Bay-breasted Warbler 1\& MacGillivray's Warbler 1 (Turkey Vulture - 1-JL) Com. Yellowthroat 1 Wilson's Warbler 1 Am. Redstart 2 House Sparrow 30 W. Meadowlaim 5 Yellow-headed Blackbird 50 Bullock's Oriole 15 Brewer's Blackbird 40 Brown-headed Cowbird 10 West. Tanager 2 Summer Tanager 1 Black-headed Grosbeak 2 Indigo Bunting 10\& Lazuli Bunting 7 Pine Siskin 3 Cassin's Finch 1\& White-crowned Sparrow 1 Chipping Sparrow 1 Elegant Horned Owl 2 Rock Wren 1 road - Deep Springs - Oasis - Sagu's Phoebe, Sage Thrasher, Mockingbird, Black-throated Sparrow + Westgard Pass - Broad-tailed Hummingbird, Black-throated Gray Warbler Tollhouse Spring, Westgard Pass, Inyo Co, Calif Time: 1145-1220 Observes: same Wind: 0-5\deg W Temp: 80 Sky: clear Species: Calliope Hummingbird 2 Willow Flycatcher 1 Rock Wren 1 House Finch 8 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Lazuli Bunting 2 (Ryfors-sided Toucan - 1-GA) Rock Creek Lake area, Inyo + Mono Cos, Calif Time: 1400 - 1550 Observers: DR, J+SL Wind: 0-10\deg W Temp: 65 Sky: pc. Species: Inyo County Mono County Calif. Gull 3 Red-breasted Sapsucker 1 W. Wood Pewee 2 W. Wood Pewee 5 Dusky Flycatcher 1 Violet-green Swalla 1 Violet-green Swalll 1 Com. Raven 1 Mountain Chickadee 1 Am. Robin 3 Hermit Thrush 4 Hermit Thrush 2 Audubon's Warbler 3 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1 Mac G. Nymphal Warbler 1 Audubon's Warbler 2

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal June 3 (cont) Inyo Co. Cassins Finch Oregon Junco Fox Sparrow Marten Mono Co. Wilson's Warbler Cassins Finch Pine Siskin Green-tailed Towhee Oregon Junco Brewer's Sparrow Fox Sparrow +Tioga Pass, Mono Co. - Gray-crowned Rosy Finch "1), Mountain Bluebird. +Tioga Pass, Tuolumne Co - Mallard 2 +Olmstead View, Mariposa Co. - Blue Grouse" 1-h.o. Steller's Jay, Green-tailed Towhee, Mountain Chickadee, Audubon's Warbler Crane Flat area, Maricopa Co, Calif. Time: 1845-2030 Observers: DR, J+SL, Charlief Harold Irellander Temp: 65-55 Wind: calm Sky: p.c. Species: Great Gray Owl 1 Warbling Vireo 1 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Audubon's Warbler 10 White-headed Woodpecker 1 Hermit Warbler 10 Hammond's Flycatcher 15 Brewer's Blackbird 6 W. Wood Pewee 7 Western Tanager 4 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 Cassin's Finch 2 Steller's Jay 2 Pine Siskin 2 Common Raven 1 Lincoln's Sparrow 2 Mountain Chickadee 8 MacGillivray's Warbler 1 Red-breasted Nuthatch 6 Brown Creeper 4 Am. Robin 6 Golden-crowned Kinglet 5 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1 Solitary Vireo 1 Jun 5 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co, Calif Area: Mendoza Ranch, abandoned ranch, RCA station, fishing dock cove Time: 1015-1130 Wind: 15-30 N Sky: clouds-fog Temp: 55 Species: Arctic Loon 1 Horney Lark 3 Brandt's Cormorant 1 Swainson's Thrush 3 Pelagic Cormorant 2 House Sparrow 5 Black Scoter 2 W. Meadowlark 5 Surf Scoter 150 Red-winged Blackbird 25 Calif. Quail 4 Brewer's Blackbird 10 Com. Murres 1 House Finch 30 Red Phalarope 1 Pine Siskin 5 Barn Swallow 40 Am. Goldfinch 30 Black Phoebe 1 Savannah Sparrow 2 Am. Robin 4 White-crowned Sparrow 20 W. Bluebird 2 Song Sparrow 2 W. Gulf 2

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jun 5 (cont) + Inverness - Great Blue Heron, Killdeer, Willet, Stellers Jay, Wilsons Warbler + Lucas Valley Rd - Turkey Vulture, Com. Crow, Violet-green Swallow, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Lark Sparrow June 6 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Western Flycatcher, Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Black-headed Grosbeak, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Brown- headed Cowbird, Red-winged Blackbird, Purple Finch June 7 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Downy Woodpecker, Nuttalls Woodpecker, Western Flycatcher, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut - backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Swainsons Thrush, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Black-headed Grosbeak, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Song Sparrow June 8 301 Camino Pablo: Great Blue Heron, Red-tailed Hawk, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Ash-throated Flycatcher, Western Flycatcher, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Cliff Swallow, Stellers Jay, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wren, Calf Thrasher, Starling, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brewers Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, Purple Finch, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Song Sparrow, Swainsons Thrush June 9 Offshore boat trip from Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co. Calif Area: straight west 15 miles then south for ~ 15 miles and then north back to Princeton Harbor about 1-2 miles offshore Bruce G. Elliott, William Time: 0730-1315 Observers: Anderson, Barry Sauppe, Mauri Zumsleg, Peter Metropoulos, Wind: 0-5 W Al Bergerud, Byron Davies, Sequoia Aud. Soc. Sky: dense fog for all but about 2 hrs. Temp: 50 Species: Arctic Loon 17 Heermanns Gull 3 Sooty Shearwater 505 Common Murne 120 Pink-footed Shearwater 14 Pigeon Guillemot 1 Brown Pelican 1 Red Phalarope 4 Brandts Cormorant 3 dolphin (sp) 1 Pelagic Cormorant 8 Black-bellied Plover 1 Western Gull 145 Calif. Gull 6 + Princeton harbor: Oldsquaw (1), Surf Scoter (50), Black-lessead Kittiwake (4) +301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Calif. Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Western Flycatcher, Ash-throated Flycatcher, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Bewick's Wren, Wrentit, House Finch, Black-headed Grosbeak, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Song Sparrow June 11 301 Camino Pablo: Red-tailed Hawk 1, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee +UCB: Olive-sided Flycatcher, Downy Woodpecker, Cliff Swallow, Stellers Jay, Bushtit, Am. Robin, Oregon Junco, Warbling Vireo

June 1 Arctic Tern: Arctic Terns, Common Terns, Forster's Terns Red Phalarope: Red Phalaropes Green Sandpiper: Green Sandpipers Common Nuthatch: Common Nuthatches Herring Gull: Herring Gulls Date: June 1 Time: 0930-1815 Wind: O-2N Sea: Calm, light chop Weather: Clear, hazy sky Observer: Gary Young, Steve Anderson Location: [illegible] Species: Arctic Tern (1), Common Tern (4), Forster's Tern (3), Red Phalarope (1), Green Sandpiper (1), Common Nuthatch (150) Total: 175 birds counted

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Jun 13 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Rufous-sided Towhee, Oregon Junco, Calif. Thrasher + YCB - Downy Woodpecker, House Finch, Am. Robin, Scrub Jay, Steller's Jay, White-throated Swift, Cliff Swallow, Brown Towhee, Lesser Goldfinch, White-crowned Sparrow Jun 13 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Cliff Swallow, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Orange-crowned Warbler, House Finch, Am. Goldfinch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Song Sparrow + YCB - Olive-sided Flycatcher, Am. Robin + I-5 - Burrowing Owl, Barn Swallow, Red-winged Blackbird Jun 14 McGill Campground, Mt. Pinos, Kern Co., Calif Time: 0730-0845 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: 0-5W Temp: 65 Sky: clear Species: Mourning Dove 1 Pine Siskin 2 Com. Flicker 1 Lawrence's Goldfinch 1 White-headed Woodpecker 1 Green-tailed Towhee 4 W. Wood Pewee 2 Oregon Junco 1 Dusky Flycatcher 1 Fox Sparrow 6 Violet-green Swallow 6 Steller's Jay 4 Mountain Chickadee 4 Pygmy Nuthatch 2 House Wren 2 Am. Robin 2 West. Bluebird 3 Cassin's Finch 2 + Chula Vista Picnic Area, Mt. Pinos Kern Co: Calliope Humming- bird (10 + 18), Olive-sided Flycatcher, Hairy Woodpecker, Red- breasted Nuthatch, Lawrence's Goldfinch (2), Chipping Sparrow, Orange-crowned Warbler Mt. Pinos Condor Lookout, Kern + Ventura Cos., Calif John Pehti (Tecson) Time: 0945-1620 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: 0-15 NE Temp: 55-75 Sky: clear Species: California Condor 1 ad Audubon's Warbler 1 Am. Kestrel 1 Cassin's Finch 1 White-throated Swift 2 Lawrence's Goldfinch 2 Annals Hummingbird 1 Green-tailed Towhee 2+ Dusky Flycatcher 1 Fox Sparrow 2+ Violet-green Swallow 10 Oregon Junco 2 Clavis Nutcracker 2 Mountain Chickadee 1 Rock Wren 1 Am. Robin 1 Western Bluebird 2 + L.A. Co roads - Spotted Dove, Com. Raven, Com. Crow, Horned Lark, Mockingbird June 15 Buckhorn Flat Campground, San Gabriel Mtns, Los Angeles Ca., Calif Time: 0600-0840 Observers: Sadie Brown

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Remsen, J. V. 1974 Journal June 15 (cont) Wind: O-5 E Temp: 55-65 Sky: clear tall Area: Jeffrey Pine, White Fir, Incense Cedar, White Alder, Sugar Pine - open woods Species: Annals Hummingbird 1 Audubon's Warbler 2 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Hermit Warbler 3 white-headed woodpecker 3 Wilson's Warbler 2 Violet-green Swallow 4 Brown-headed Cowbird 3 Steller's Jay 10 West. Tanager 6 Mountain Chickadee 8 Black-headed Grosbeak 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 2 Cassin's Finch 6 Pygmy Nuthatch 2 Purple Finch 2 Brown Creeper 5 Pine Siskin 1 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Green-tailed Towhee 3 W. Wood Pewee 12 Oregon Junco 8 Olive-sided Flycatcher 2 Chipping Sparrow 2 House Wren 1 Fox Sparrow 12 Am. Robin 4 Com. Flicker 1 Western Bluebird 2 Clark's Nutcracker 1 Townsend's Solitaire 2 Merriam's Chipmunk 4 Orange-crowned Warbler 1 Calif. Ground Squirrel 1 + San Gabriel Mtns. roads, LA Co.: White-throated Swift, Rock Wren, Black-chinned Sparrow, Black-throated Gray Warbler, Plain Titmouse, Bewick's Wren, Rufous-sided Towhee, Bullock's Oriole, Acorn Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, Bushtit, Scrub Jay, Brown Towhee, Com. Raven, Wrentit, Lesser Goldfinch, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Calif. Thrasher, Lazuli Bunting, Red-tailed Hawk, Lawrence's Goldfinch, House Finch, Yellow Warbler, Band-tailed Pigeon James San Jacinto Mountain Reserve, Riverside Co. Calif Area: Lake Fulmor plus Fenderson - Black Oak woodlands on James Reserve to the east Time: 1800-2130 Observers: Sadie Brown Temp: 75-50 Wind: O-5 W Sky: clear Species: Band-tailed Pigeon 2 Black-headed Grosbeak 5 Mourning Dove 4 Purple Finch 1 Spotted Owl 1 Pine Siskin 1 Whip-poor-will 1 Lawrence's Goldfinch 6 White-throated Swift 1 Oregon Junco 4 Annals Hummingbird 1 Chipping Sparrow 1 W. Wood Pewee 2 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 Violet-green Swallow 75 Purple Martin 2 Coyote 3 Steller's Jay 8 Mountain Chickadee 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 2 Pygmy Nuthatch 2 Brown Creeper 1 Am. Robin 1 Western Bluebird 1 Brewer's Blackbird 1 Western Tanager 1 + elsewhere in San Jacinto Mtns: Red-tailed Hawk, Bushtit,

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal June 16 James San Jacinto Mountain Reserve, Riverside Co, Calif Time: 0700-0815 Temp: 60-65 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Band-tailed Pigeon 1 House Wren 2 Mourning Dove 1 Am. Robin 1 Annals Hummingbird 4 West. Bluebird 4 Con. Flicker 2 Solitary Vireo 2 Acom Woodpecker 5 Black-headed Grosbeal 4 Harry Woodpecker 1 Purple Finch 2 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Lesser Goldfinch 3 W. Wood Pewee 4 Rufous-sided Towhee 3 Olive-sided Flycatcher 2 Oregon Junco 5 Violet-green Swallow 10 Lawrence's Goldfinch 1 Purple Martin 4 Steller's Jay 8 Mountain Chickadee 2 Plain Titmouse 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 1 Pygmy Nuthatch 8 Brown Creeper 1 +elsewhere in San Jacinto Mtns: Lent, Orange-crowned Warbler, Scrub Jay, Bewick's Wren, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Com. Raven, Calif. Thrasher +Riverside Co. roads - Rock Dove, Horned Lark, W. Meadow-Lark South Fork Camp, San Bernardino Mtns, S. Bern. Co, Calif Area: Ponderosa or Jeffrey Pine, Incense Cedar, Black Oak, White Fir not really birding Time: 1045-1200, 1300-1500 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: 0-30 upr. Temp: 70 Sky: clear Species: Com. Flicker 1 Oregon Junco 4 W. Wood Pewee 2 Brown Creeper 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 Brown-headed Cowbird 1 Violet-green Swallow 2 Steller's Jay 6 Mountain Chickadee 2 White-breasted Nuthatch 1 +San Bernardino Mtns, Hwy 38 + Rd. 2NO2 to Yuca Valley: Red-tailed Hawk, Band-tailed Pigeon, Harry Woodpecker, White-headed Woodpecker, Acom Woodpecker, Am. Robin, West. Bluebird, House Finch, Brown Towhee, Black-throated Sparrow, Pinyon Jay, Loggerhead Shrike, Arrels Blackbird Roadrunner June 17 Coin Springs, Riverside Co, Calif Time: 0445- Observers: Sadie Brown Temp: 65- Wind: calm Sky: clear Species Red-tailed Hawk 2 Say's Phoebe 1 Gambells Quail 30 W. Wood Pewee 1 Mourning Dove 4 Western Flycatcher 1 White-winged Dove 3 Verdian 15 Hummingbird (left) 1 Black-tailed Gnatcatcher 4 Ladder-backed Woodpecker 2 Loggerhead Shrike 1 Ash-throated Flycatcher 5 Orange-crowned Warbler- 1

June 17 Time: 042- Observation: sunny, brown Temp: 62 - Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Red-tailed Hawk 3 Grouse Duck 30 M. Wood Goose 4 Western Upland 1 Avesin 3 Duck-winged Pheasant 1 Pheasant (on top) 1 Duck-winged Pheasant 1 Red-breasted Woodpecker 3 Cactus-tailed White 1 Chimney Swift 2 June 16 Time: 050-072 Temp: 68-62 Wind: calm Sky: clear Species: Ground-squirrel, Ground 290092 Horned Dove 1 Aves (unidentified) 4 Cow Puckle 3 Acorn Woodpecker 2 Horn Woodpecker 1 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Lesser Goldfinch 1 M. Red-breasted 4 Olive-sided Flycatcher 3 Oven Bird 1 Pine Grosbeak 10 Grouse Shrike 4 Grouse Warbler 8 Shelter Jay 8 Mountain Chickadee 3 Plain Titmouse 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 1 Gray Jay 2 Brown Creeper 1 Trapper + trapped in San Jacinto Caves: North, Grand Canyon Wipple. Trap set: Pheasant trap, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Cow River, Coa South Fork Canon, San Bernardino Mtns, 2600 ft. Calf Area: Ground cover, Jeffrey pine, Juniper Cedar, Black Oak Time: 1045-1300 / 1300-1200 Observation: Squirrel Blind Temp: 70 - Wind: 0-30 Sky: clear Species: Cow Puckle 1 Oven Bird 1 M. Wood Goose 3 Brown Creeper 1 Ground-squirrel 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher 1 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Mountain Chickadee 5 Shelter Jay 2 Horned Chickadee 1 Nuttall's Woodpecker 1 Continuation Buck-throated Sparrow, Ground Jay, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Brown Creeper, + San Bernardino Mtns - 69.30 / 59-40 Aves: Gray-breasted Flycatcher, Horned Woodpecker, White-breasted Woodpecker, Cow Woodpecker - 1st Robin, West, Pinebird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Brown Creeper,

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal June 17 (cont) Northern Parula 1 & Chipping Sparrow 1 Hooded Oriole 1 House Finch 4 North End Salton Sea Riverside Co. Calif Area: Whiteater R. dike + Lincoln St > Time: 0945-1030 Observers: Sadie Brown Wind: 0-5 SW Temp: 85-90 Sky: clear Species: Magnificent Frigatebird 2im. Heermann's Gull 1ad. Great Blue Heron 1 Forster's Tern 25 Great Egret 2 Caspian Tern 100 Snowy Egret 30 Gull-billed Tern 2 Black Brant 6 Black Tern 200 Pintail 23 Mourning Dove 10 Cinnamon Teal 2 West. Kingbird 1 Am. Wigeon 2 Rough-winged Swallow 4 N. Shoveler 25 Cliff Swallow 10 Osprey 1 Verdin 2 Am. Coot 50 Crissal Thrasher 1 Killdeer 2 House Sparrow 10 Black-bellied Plover 2 W. Meadowlark 1 Willet 2 Yellow-headed Blackbird 10 Whimbrel 3 Brown-headed Cowbird 1 Wilson's Phalarope 10 House Finch 2 Northern Phalarope 3 Lesser Nighthawk 1 Am. Avocet 300 Double-crested Cormorant 2 Black-necked Stilt 50 Calif. Gull 1 Rings-billed Gull 100 Big Morongo Reserve, San Bernardino Co. Calif Time: 1145-1245 Observes: Sadie Brown Wind: 0-5 SW Temp: 75 Sky: clear Species: Red-tailed Hawk 4 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Gambell's Quail 5 Lawrence's Goldfinch 1 Am. Coot 7 Song Sparrow 2 Mourning Dove 5 Yellow-breasted Chat 3 hummingbird (sp) 2 Black Phoebe 1 Nuttall's Woodpecker 2 Say's Phoebe 1 Western Kingbird 2 Cassins' Kingbird 2 Wieds Crested Flycatcher 1 Ash-throated Flycatcher 2 W. Wood Pewee 1 Vermilion Flycatcher 2 Scrub Jay 1 Bushtit 1 Verdin 2 House Wren 1 Bewick's Wren 1 Mockingbird 1 Chinocheela 1 Yellow Warbler 1 House Sparrow 5 Bullock's Oriole 7 Brown-headed Cowbird 8 Summer Tanager 1 House Finch 10

HPP 12/7/96 Toward (foot) (cost) House Finch 4 Hooded Oriole 1 Northern Flicker 15 Chipping Sparrow 1 Wind: O-2 m Temp: 82-80 Sky: clear Time: 0417-1030 Observers: Jack & Jim Apt: Wabasso Rd, bike + Lincoln St. North End Sitter San Riverside CO Cofle Big Monaro Reserve San Bernardino CO Calif Wind: O-2 m Temp: 52 Sky: clear Time: 1147-1342 Observers: Jack & Jim Species Habitat/Description Red-tailed Hawk Gambel's Quail Am. Crow Horned Lark Hummingbird (cd) Nuttall's Woodpecker Pine Jay Cassins Finch Wheatear Phoebe Var-Throated Thrasher M. War Grosse New Low Flicker- Scrub Jay Bruffit Nightingale Horse Man Brown's Raven Mockingbird Ephippioeca Yellow Warbler Horned Lark Grillon's Oriole Brown-headed Cowbird Common Tumbler-10 House Finch 1 Gambel's Quail 2 Horse Finch 4 Horse Finch 3 Northern Flicker 3 Am. Crow 200 Bittern-weller Bird 50 Coif.-Eall 100 Kum-Palpa Cofle Miller 3 Brown-headed Cowbird 3 Yellow-billed Cuckoo 10 Horned Lark 10 Pine Siskin 1 House Sparrow 3 N. Tenebrionis 3 Baird's Tapaculo 5 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 3 Am. Crow 20 Crested Thrush-Tail 1 Oyster 1 Am. Shoveler-32 N. Shoveler 5 Am. Murrelet 3 Cinnamon Teal 5 Western Gull 32 Horned Lark 10 Meadowlark 300 Killdeer 1 Gull-Purple 5 Bridal Veil 6 Bridal Veil 30 Golden Plover 5 Crested Tern 100 Costa's Tern 72 Eve's Blue Heron 1 Species Habitat/Description

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal June 17 (cont) +Interstae 5, Kern Co : Am. Avocet, Black-necked Stilt, Lesser- Nighthawk, Horned Lark, Corn Raven, Barn Swallow, +I-5, Fresno Co: Lesssr Nighthawk, W-Kinsbird, Mockingbird, Loggahead Snipe, Horned Lark, June 19 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk, Rock Dove, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Nuttall's woodpecker, Ash-throated Fly catcher, Black Phoebe, Barn Swallow, Cliff Swallow, violet-green Swallow, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, Bewick's Wen, Western Bluebird Orange-crowned Warbler, Hutton's Vireo, Swainson's Thrush, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Song Sparrow June 21 Tilden Parkl, Contra Costa Co, Calif Areg: walk from Jewel L. parking lot north east the lake 3/4 mile to southern end of Wildcat Cyn. Reg. Park. Time: 0950-1050 Observers: Joe Morlan, Clarence Maynard Wind: calm Temp: 75-80 Sky: clear Species: Calif. Quail 1 Mourning Dove 2 Annals Hummingbird 1 Allens Hummingbird 4 Downy woodpecker- 2 Western Flycatcher- 1 W. Wood Pewee 1 Olive-sided Flycatcher- 2 Steller's Jay 5 Scrub Jay 5 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 5 Plain Titmouse 2 Bushtit 2 Wrentit 1 Bewick's Wen 1 Swainson's Thrush 10 Hutton's Vireo 1 Waibling Vireo 2 Orange-crowned Warbler 3 Wilson's Warbler- 2 Red-winged Blackbird 1 Bullock's Oriole 1 Brown-headed Cowbird 1 Rose-breasted Grosbeak 18? Black-headed Grosbeak 4 Purple Finch 2 House Finch 2 Am. Goldfinch 5 Lesser Goldfinch 2 Rufous-sided Towhee 5 Brown Towhee 2 Oregon Junco 2 Song Sparrow 7 +301 Camino Pablo - Turkey Vulture, Nuttall's woodpecker, Welch Creek Rd., Sunol Reg. Parkl, Alameda Co, Calif Areg: walked around area at .33 mile post - riparian days. plus stopped at two other spots upstream to call ferowls. Time: 2200-2310 Observers: Sadie Broug Wind: calm Temp: 65 Sky: clear, no moon Species: Screech Owl 1 h.a. Great Horned Owl 2 June 22 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Wrentit, House Sparrow, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Oregon Junco. June 23 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk Calif. Fowl, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Downy woodpecks, Ash-throated Flycatcher, Western Fly catcher, Cliff Swallow, Steller's Jay,

{ "text": "12th June\n301 Camino Copio : Twillox Muthur, Red-Tailed Hawk, Coliiform.\nHermann Doe. AvocetHummingbird, Nallos Woodpeckers, Downy Woodpecker, Cliff Swallows, Western Flycatcher, Western Phacelle, House Finch, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Blue-gray Gnatcatcher.\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. Bann Alameda Co, Coliiform\n+301 Camino Copio Twillox Muthur, AvocetHummingbird\nHawthorn 2\nSpecies : Scrub Jay 1 per\nTime: 5200-5310 Observers: Robbie Bird\nWind: calm Temp: 82 Sky: clear no wind\n6 was stopped at two other stops to collect more.\nArea: walked around area of .93 miles back - visiting both sides.\nMatch Green Rd, Sunol Red. B [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 June 23 (cont) Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, White-breasted Nuthatch, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Wrentit, Am. Robin, Swainson's Thrush, Warbling Vireo, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, House Finch, Pine Siskin, Am. Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco. +UCB - White-crowned Sparrow +Tilden - Red-tailed Hawk June 24 301 Camino Pablo: Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Black Phoebe, Scrub Jay, Plain Titmouse, White-breasted Nuthatch, Wrentit, House Sparrow, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee. +UCB - Stellar's Jay, Song Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Cliff Swallow, Oregon Junco +Olmsted - Barn Swallow +Wildcat Cyn Rd - Bushtit June 25 301 Camino Pablo: Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Western Flycatcher, Plain Titmouse, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Wrentit, Swainson's Thrush, Huttons Vireo, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Black-headed Grosbeak, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, +Strawberry Cyn - Bewickls Wren, Am. Goldfinch, White-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Cliff Swallow, Am. Robin, Stellar's Jay. June 26 301 Camino Pablo: Turkey Vulture, Red-tailed Hawk, Calif. Quail, Band-tailed Pigeon, Mourning Dove, Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Ash-throated Flycatcher, Western Flycatcher, Cliff Swallow, Stellar's Jay, Scrub Jay, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Bewickls Wren, Wrentit, Swainson's Thrush Red-eyed Vireo, Warbling Vireo, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, Black-headed Grosbeak, House Finch, Lesser- Goldfinch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco, Song Sparrow +San Francisco - Olive-sided Flycatcher, White-crowned Sparrow, Rock Dove +San Pablo Creek - White-breasted Nuthatch, Western Bluebird. June 28 301 Camino Pablo: Annals Hummingbird, Allens Hummingbird, Nuttall's Woodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Swainson's Thrush, House Sparrow, House Finch, Rufous-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Oregon Junco +UCB - Am. Robin, Stellar's Jay, White-throated Swift, White-crowned Sparrow June 29-Nov. 25 - Colombig Nov. 26 Martinez, Contra Costa Co, Calif Area: fresh water shallow marsh at junction of I-680 x Waterfront Rd Time: 0915-1000 Observe: Susanne Luther Species: Teal (sp) 10 Am. Avocet 10 Snowy Egret 1 Hilldeee 10 Common Snipe 5 Long-billed Dowitcher 10 Willat 15 Dunlin 25 Ruff 18 Greater Yellowlegs 15 McClaren Pavl, San Francisco, San Francisco Co, Calif Time: 1100-1130 Observer: Susanne Luther Species: Red-tailed Hawk 2 W. Meadowlark 1 Am. Kestrel 1 Thick-billed Kingbird 1 Loggerhead Shrike 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1

{ "text": "Nov. 26\n\nMcClaren 60W, San Francisco Co. Calif.\n\nTime: 11:00 - 11:30\n\nOperate: 2 engines further\n\nEngine #10847 - Traction No. 189 x Water Tower\n\nNov. 26\n\nMachines, Contra Costa Co. Calif.\n\nE\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift, This-Crossing Sparrow\n\nHorse Station, Horse Finch, Rufus-sided Towhee, Brown Towhee, Only Juncos\n\nWoodpecker, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Plain Titmouse, Shrassow's Thrush?\n\n+ NCB = Am. Robin, Shell's Job, White-throated Swift [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Nov. 26 Am. Robin 5 Morning Dove 25 Annals Hummingbird 1 White-crowned Sparrow 20 Peninsular (cont) 30 Nov. 28 Monterey area, Monterey Co., Calif. Area: Monterey Harbor, Pt. Pinos Time: 1000-1130, 1230-1430 Observers: Laurence C. Pinford, Joe Morlan, Tom Schuylenberg Wind: 0-5 Temp 50-60 Sky - mostly clear Species: Common Loon 10 Band-tailed Pigeon 1 Arctic Loon 125 Annals Hummingbird 1 Red-throated Loon 1 Black Phoebae 1 Red-necked Grebe 15 Scrub Jay 1 Horned Grebe 15 Com. Crow 5 Eared Grebe 10 Starling 100 Western Grebe 100 Orange-crowned Warbler 1 Pied-billed Grebe 3 Audubons Warbler 3 Brown Pelican 15 Townsend's Warbler 2 Brandts Cormorant 300 Com. Yellowthroat 1 Pelagic Cormorant 20 Red-winged Blackbird 20 Fulvous Tree Duck 1 Brewer's Blackbird 20 Cinnamon Teal 2 Am. Goldfinch 5 Surf Scoter 100 White-crowned Sparrow 1 White-winged Scoter 5 Lincoln's Sparrow 1 Red-breasted Merganser 5 Song Sparrow 5 American Coot 300 Great Blue Heron 1 Black Oystercatcher 1 Parasitic Jaeger 1 Black Turnstone 10 Common Murie 5 Whimbrel 2 Pigeon Guillemot 1 Marbled Godwit 2 Rhinoceros Auklet 1 Common Snipe 2 Black-crowned Night Heron 25 Black-bellied Plover 2 Golden-crowned Kinglet 1 Glaucous-winged Gull 10 Western Gull 100 Thayer's Gull 1 California Gull 100 Mew Gull 25 Heermann's Gull 2000 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif. Area: Jetty Rd, Elkhorn Slough from Hwy 1, salt ponds Time: 0830-0930 1530-1700 Observers: same Tide: high AM, low PM Wind: 0 Temp: 45-60 Sky: mostly clear Species: Common Loon 10 Com. Goldeneye 3 Arctic Loon 3 Surf Scoter 50 Red-throated Loon 2 White-winged Scoter 1 (Red-necked Grebe - 1-LB) Ruddy Duck 100 Horned Grebe 10 White-tailed Kite 1 Eared Grebe 2 Red-breasted Merganser 5 W. Grebe 10 Am. Mestrel 3 Brown Pelican 100 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Double-crested Cormorant 1 Black-bellied Plover 25 Brandts Cormorant 3 Snowy Plover 30 Pintail 200 [Semipalmated Plover 0] Goosander 1 Killdeer 5 N. Shoveler 100 Ruddy Turnstone 2 Am. Wigeon 25 Long-billed Curlew 3 Cinnamon Teal 2 Marbled Godwit 100 Lesser Scaup 3 Willet 100 Bufflehead 5 Greater Yellowlegs 5

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Nov. 30 28 (cont) Long-billed Douritche- Short-billed Douritche- dow-thie (sp) Dunlin western Sandpipor- Leost Sandpipe Sanderling Am. Avocet Black-necked Stilt @layous-wingod Gull western Gull Heermann's Gull Hermis Gull Calif. Gull Rings-billed Gull Mew Gull Bonaparte's Gull 5 Forster's Tern 10 Common Mune 1 Brewels Blackbird 10 Com. Yellathroat- 1 White-crowned Sparow 2 Savannah Sparaw 2 Great Blue Heen 2 Water Fipit 2 Legshead Shrike 2 50 1000 10 100 5 10 Dec. 29 Nov. 29 Pt. Reyes areo, Marin Co., Calif Area: Tomales Bay, Olemy Marsh, Drake's Beach, roads Time: 0700-1030 Observers: Guy McCastlile, Joe Morlan Susanne Luther, Jon Dunn, John Minfle (sp?) Wind: 0-5 Temp: 40-50 Sky: clear to overcast Species: Common Loon 5 Yellow-billed Loon 1 Red-throated Loon 1 Horned Grebe 10 western Grebe 10 Great Blue Heen 3 Great Egret 5 Snowy Eget- 2 Mallard 2 Pintail 20 Canvasback 25 Scape (sp) 25 Bufflehead 25 Com. Goldeneye 5 Surf Scoter 25 Ruddy Duck 100 Red-breasted Meryms- 5 Turkey Vulture 4 Red-tailed Hawk 2 Calif. Quail 10 Am. Coot 100 Black-bellied Ploor 25 Mabled Godwit 15 Willet 25 Dunlin 200 Western Gull 50 Bonaparte's Gull 5 Band-tailed Pigeon 20 Hary Woodpecker 1 Downy Woodpecker 1 Common Flicker 2 Black Phoebe 2 Steller's Jay 2 Com. Raven 5 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 5 Wrensttit 3 Beunchills Wren 1 Long-billed Marsh Wren 15 Am. Robin 5 Hemit Thrush 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 3 Stailing 25 Townsend's Waiblir 2 Audulans Waiblr 1 Myrtle Waibl- 3 Com. Yellathroat 5 W.Meadow-lain 5 Brewels Blackbird 20 House Finch 20 Purple Finch 1 Rufous-sided Tohee 2 Oregon Junco 2 White-crowned Sparaw 25 Lincoln's Sparrow 4 Swamp Sparwa 7 Song Sparow 25 Lapland Longspear 20 Chestnut-collared longspe 7 Fritldear 5 Osprey 1 Golden-crowned Kinglet 4 Water Fipit 15 Horned Lam 30 Savannah Sparow 2 Spotted Sandpipe 1

Aur Bogan Rain-Prked Liver Roe 2 1/2 Romaine Heart Chicken Pie [illegible] Wheat Cheep-Poiled Ghesters Cream, Parsley Stiffer's Pot Rider Groups Common Flitch Donut Mo-Fectchit Bowl wocogecyft Bowl-Water Green Roundstole Gull 20 30 1 70 30 25 40 4 Wash Pan Gonadysium 5 30 Hearty Fat Chestnut-Plumbeck 4 1 Red-Toried Horn Limted Whine 8 [illegible] Red-Picked Herewere 2 100 Kerly Brch Swit. Scoote- 25 Ringle-Corned Shon 2 100 Stowd Spacoon 30 Bulgar-Fodderck 30 Oiled Jince 4 32 Oiled-Jince Tojces 4 52 Bruffshood 32 Swit. Goldanets 2 Curt. Scoote- Ginujy Spacoon 6/2 Eigite Funch 1 House Finch 30 Wallard 3 Sword Eset 7 Sand Eset 7 Mallard 3 White River- 3 Com. Yelk-tnout 2 Honey Grabs 10 Pestow Graps 10 Touwsoap Pigeon 3 Red-Threated Foon 32 Yellow-Polled Foon 2 Common Foon 2 Species: Wind: 0-2 Temp: 40-50 Sky: clear to overcast- 2/6/71 Time: 0100-1030 Observed by McCaskill, Joe Hatal A-68: Towles Rd', Olent Marsh', Brister Bech', road [illegible] - Rexes Creek Marin Co. Calif Men Gull King-Polled Gull 2 10 Cute Gull 100 Horse Gull 10 Heemwoup Gull 1000 Jeshon Gull 20 [illegible] 25/26-1997 (Gull) 10 Bishop-Nescity Stiff 5 Aye. Aveset 20 Gray Blue Hawk 4 Stunabishin 35 Redt Staragiba- 10 Whtie-Crowned Sparow 10 Corn. Yeller-throat 5 [illegible] 5 Dovulin 200 Common Pince 100 Spot-Polled No-Achin 3 Squawbird Gull 3 Roundstole Gull 2 Nan. 30 (Dest) 2/4 1978 Rexes Creek, Marin Co. Calif 1/5-2/6 [illegible] ```</output> ```jsonassistant</think> {

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Dec. 1 Nov. 28 (cont) + Belinas Lagoon: Peregrine Falcon (1), Am. Wigeon 200, Green-winged Teal 30, Belted Kingfisher 3 Dec. 10 Dumbarton Bridge, Alameda Co, Calif Areq: Dumbarton Point Marsh Audubon Sanctuary (south of 84) plus hwy. Time: 0910-1130 Observers: John & Susanne Luther Tide: supposedly a 6.4 but only came within one foot of the boardwalk Temp: 55 Sky: low fog Wind: O Species: Horned Grebe 1 Eared Grebe 50 Red-billed Grebe 2 Great Blue Heron 1 Snowy Egret 2 Black-crowned Night Heron 25 teal (sp) 1 scap (sp) 10 Ruddy Duck 25 White-tailed Kite 1 Red-tailed Hawk 1 Clapper Rail 3 American Coot 100 Willet 300 Western Sandpiper 25 Least Sandpiper 2 Dunlin 300 Marbled Godwit 100 Short-billed Dowitcher 1 Black-necked Stilt 20 Ring-billed Gull 50 Bonaparte's Gull 100 Rock Dove 10 Am. Robin 1 Hermit Thrush 1 Water Pipit 2 Long-billed Marsh Wren 8 Common Yellowthroat 5 Red-winged Blackbird 10 Loggerhead Shrike 1 Savannah Sparrow 30 Song Sparrow 75 Golden-crowned Sparrow 1 Dec. 11 Muir Woods National Monument, Marin Co, Calif Areq: walk from Visitor Center to just below Camp Eastwood looking for Spotted Owls Time: 0645-0920 Observers Paul A. Buckley, Francine Buckley, Susanne Luther Temp: 60 Wind: O Sky: low overcast Species: Stella's Jay 2 Com. Raven 3 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 1 Pygmy Nuthatch 10 Winter Wren 4 Am. Robin 5 Varied Thrush 15 Golden-crowned Kinglet 30 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 2 Brown Creeper 1 Oregon Junco 10 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co, Calif Areq: Bodega Marine Lab + Bodega Bay shoreline Time: 1130-1345 Observers: Same Temp: 55 Wind: O-5 Sky: very low overcast

Dec 10: Davenport Building Area : A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H Time: 0900-1230 Observed by: [illegible] Note: All rooms were locked. No one was present. Dec 11: U.S. Naval Academy/Deerfield Hall Area: Will find where center of data is located Eastward Looking for spotted owls Time: 0830-0430 Observed by: A & B Note: Previous Buckley's research further. Test: Go Wood: O Smell: low constant Dec 12: [illegible] Area: [illegible] Time: [illegible] Observed by: [illegible] Note: [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Dec.11 (cont) Species: Common Loon Arctic Loon Red-throated Loon Red-necked Grebe Horned Grebe Western Grebe Double-crested Cormorant Brandts Cormorant Pelagic Cormorant Great Blue Heron Snowy Egret Turkey Vulture Red-tailed Hawk Rough-legged Hawk Marsh Hawk Peregrine Falcon Am. Kestrel Black Oystercatcher Snowy Plover Black-bellied Plover Killdeer Surfbird Black Turnstone Ruddy Turnstone Common Snipe Short-billed Dowitcher Marbled Godwit Whimbrel Dunlin 10 2 2 2 50 10 10 1 5 2 2 2 2 1 3 1 3 15 1 20 2 10 30 1 1 1 500 3 1000 Western Sandpiper 10 Rock Sandpiper 2 Sanderling 100 Glaucous-winged Gull 10 Western Gull 20 Ring-billed Gull 1 Mew Gull 1000 Heermanns Gull 100 Forster's Tern 1 Common Murie 2 Common Raven 4 Scrub Jay 2 Starling 100 Brewers Blackbird 10 Savannah Sparrow 1 White-crowned Sparrow 2 Pintail 25 White-winged Scotr 5 Surf Scotr 50 Bufflehead 10 Greater Scaup 1 Red-breasted Merganser 10 Ruddy Duck 20 Am. Coot 5000 Dec. 13 Golden Gate Park, San Francisco Co., Calif.: Am. Wigeon 50, Eur.x Am.Wigeon 1, Red-tailed Hawk 1 Broad-winged Hawk 1, Am.Coot 50, Glaucous-winged Gull,W.Gull 10, Calif.Gull 10, Mew Gull 20, Winter Wren 1. Dec.14 Hayward-Union City shoreline, Alameda Co., Calif. Area: Leslie Salt co. ponds between the San Mateo Bridge and Union City plus adjacent fields and brush Time: 0650-1640 Observed: Barry Stuppe, Peter Metropoulos Temp: 45-55 Sky: low overcast Wind: 0-3 Species: Eared Grebe Double-crested Cormorant Great Blue Heron Great Egret Snowy Egret Black-crowned Night Heron Pintail Shoveler Com. Goldeneye Bufflehead Ruddy Duck White-tailed Kite Red-tailed Hawk Marsh Hawk Am.Kestrel Am. Coot Semipalmated Plover Snowy Plover Killdeer Black-bellied Plover (Ruddy Turnstone 1-B5, F17) Long-billed Curlew Willett Greater Yellowlegs Lesser Yellowlegs Least Sandpiper Dunlin Short-billed Dowitcher Long-billed Dowitcher W. Sandpiper Marbled Godwit Sanderling Am. Avocet Bla ck-necked Stilt Glaucous-winged Gull W. Gull Herring Gull California Gull

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Dec. 14 (Cont) Bonaparte's Gull Forster's Tern (Burrowing Owl-1-B5) Downy Woodpecker Black Phoebe Scrub Jay Chestnut backed Chickadee Mockingbird Water Pipit Loggerhead Shrike Audubon's Warbler Corn. Yellowthroat W. Meadowlark Brewers Blackbird Red-winged Blackbird House Finch Am. Goldfinch Lesser Goldfinch Brown Towhee Savannah Sparrow White-crowned Sparro Golden-crowned Sparre Lincoln's Sparre Song Sparrow Dec. 15 San Pablo Creek Dec. 15 Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Area: Lake Cascade, San Pablo Creek from Bear Valley Rd to Manzanita, Orinda suburbs Time: 0600-1645 Observers: Morgan + Marjorie Harris Temp: 45-60 Sky: mostly clear wind: 0 Species: Canada Goose 15 Staring 250 Mallard 45 Hutton's Vireo 2 Am. Wigeon 3 Audubon's Warbler 8 Ruddy Duck 5 Myrtle Warbler 30 Turkey Vulture 8 Brewer's Blackbird 40 Cooper's Hawk 1 Purple Finch 8 Red-tailed Hawk 8 House Finch 5 Am. Measel 1 Pine Siskin 10 Calif. Quail 50 Lesser Goldfinch 10 Am. Coot 10 Am. Goldfinch 15 Band-tailed Pigeon 400 Rufous-sided Towhee 15 Mourning Dove 3 Brown Towhee 30 Great Horned Owl 2 Oregon Junco 25 Anna's Hummingbird 11 White-crowned Sparrow 75 Corn. Flicker 10 Golden-crowned Sparrow 40 Acorn Woodpecker 2 White-throated Sparrow 1 Red-breasted Sapsucker 2 Fox Sparrow 20 Downy Woodpecker 3 Song Sparrow 10 Nuttall's Woodpecker 7 Steller's Jay 15 Scrub Jay 35 Chestnut-backed Chickadee 30 Plain Titmouse 12 Bushtit 40 White-breasted Nuthatch 2 Wrentit 20 Winter Wren 10 Bewick's Wren 10 Mockingbird 6 Calif. Thrasher 4 Am. Robin 1000 Varied Thrush 3 Hermit Thrush 15 W. Bluebird 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 60 Cedar Waxwing 200 Loggerhead Shrike 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Dec. 17 Butte Sink, Sutter Co., Calif Area: W. Butte Rd., Sacramento R. riparian Joe Morlan Time: 0715-1645 Observes: Don + Jolee Robertson Temp: 40-60 Sky: mostly clear wind: 0-15 N Species: Great Blue Heron 4 Horned Lark 110 Great Egret 1 Scrub Jay 57 Am. Bittern 1 Yellow-billed Magpie 88 Whistling Swan 190 Common Crow 6 Canada Goose 315 Plain Titmouse 26 White-fronted Goose 775 Bushtit 35 Snow Goose 3230 White-breasted Nuthatch 2 Ross' Goose 450 Brown Creeper 1 Mallard 300 Bewick's Wren 9 N. Pintail 6720 Rock Wren 7 Green-winged Teal 320 N. Mockingbird 11 Am. Wigeon 2400 Am. Robin 29 N. Shoveler 2 W. Bluebird 5 Redhead 6 Golden-crowned Kinglet 31 Ring-necked Duck 15 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 76 Canvasback 27 Water Pipit 160 Ruddy Duck 120 Loggerhead Shrike 9 Turkey Vulture 215 Com. Starling 740 White-tailed Hawk 1 (Orange-crowned Warbler - 1-DR) Red-tailed Hawk 33 Audubon's Warbler 50 Rough-legged Hawk 2 House Sparrow 90 Ferruginous Hawk 1 W. Meadowlark 430 Golden Eagle 1 Red-winged Blackbird 1170 N. Marsh Harrier 14 Tricolored Blackbird 4 Prairie Falcon 2 Brewer's Blackbird 7300 Am. Merle 16 Brown-headed Cowbird 29 Calif. Quail 90 House Finch 2400 Ring-necked Pheasant 10 Am. Goldfinch 468 Sandhill Crane 425 Lesser Goldfinch 103 Am. Coot 220 (Brown Towhee - 1-PR) Killdeer 52 Savannah Sparrow 205 Greater Yellowlegs 3 Vesper Sparrow 14 Dunlin 15 Lark Sparrow 143 Rings-billed Gull 2 Dark-eyed Junco 120 Rock Dove 17 White-crowned Sparrow 735 Mourning Dove 8 Golden-crowned Sparrow 55 Belted Kingfisher 1 Fox Sparrow 2 Com. Flicker 15 Lincoln's Sparrow 13 Acorn Woodpecker 9 Rufous-sided Towhee 8 Downy Woodpecker 3 Song Sparrow 2 Nuttall's Woodpecker 31 Black Phoebe 13 Say's Phoebe 4 Dec. 20 7:60 U. 9th Pl., LaLewood, Colorado: Blue Jay, Starling, H. Sparrow, H. Fin. Dec. 21 Boulder area, Boulder Co., Colo Area: Boulder Creek at ~ Commercial x Arapahoe Rd (plains), Sunshine Creek Wildlife Sanctuary + Mt. Sanitas Park (foothill riparian), Flagstaff Mtn (Ponderosa Pine - Douglas-fir) Chataqua (foothill riparian), C.U. campus along Boulder Creek, Valmont + Baseline Reservoirs

Dec. 31 Boulder-died Boulder Co. Colo Dec. 30 Jared N. Phelps, Colorado: Blue Jay, Eastern Red Ave: 64-85 Green & ~ Commercial X American Rd (Donors-in) (football field) C.U. campus (Donors-in) (football field) Mt. San Antonio (San Diego) (Boulder-died) (Colorado) Dec. 31 Boulder-died Boulder Co. Colo Dec. 30 Jared N. Phelps, Colorado: Blue Jay, Eastern Red Ave: 64-85 Green & ~ Commercial X American Rd (Donors-in) (football field) C.U. campus (Donors-in) (football field) Mt. San Antonio (San Diego) (Boulder-died) (Colorado) Dec. 31 Boulder-died Boulder Co. Colo Dec. 30 Jared N. Phelps, Colorado: Blue Jay, Eastern Red Ave: 64-85 Green & ~ Commercial X American Rd (Donors-in) (football field) C.U. campus (Donors-in) (football field) Mt. San Antonio (San Diego) (Boulder-died) (Colorado)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Dec. 21 (cont) Time: 0730-1330 Observers: John + Joyce Cooper Wind: 0-25 W Temp: 40-45 Sky: p.c. Species: Horned Grebe 1 Black-billed Magpie 15 Fried-billed Grebe 2 Black-capped Chickadee 3 Great Blue Heron 4 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Canada Goose 1500 Red-breasted Nuthatch 2 Mallard #000 Brown Creeper 1 N. Pintail 10 Am. Robin 1 Am. Wigeon 5 Ruby-crowned Kinglet 3 N. Shoveler 3 Golden-crowned Kinglet 1 Ring-necked Duck 50 Com. Starling 20 Canvasback 15 Audubon's Warbler 1 Lesser Scaup 15 House Sparrow 15 Com. Goldeneye 150 House Finch 15 Com. Merganser 30 Rufous-sided Towhee 2 Red-breasted Merganser 14 Slate-colored Junco 2 Red-tailed Hawk 3 Oregon Junco 12 Am. Kestrel 1 Gray-headed Junco 20 Am. Coot 2 Song Sparrow 2 Herring Gull 5 Calif. Gull 1 Ring-billed Gull 30 Rock Dove 20 Com. Flicker 2 Hairy Woodpecker 2 Downy Woodpecker 1 Stellols Jay 13 Comments: land birds extremely scarce Dec. 26 7160 W. 9th Pl., Lakewood, Jefferson Co., Colo: Sharp-shinned Hawk (1), Common Flicker (1), Am. Robin (2), Com. Starling (15), House Sparrow (75), House Finch (5), Oregon Junco (1) Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Springs, Adams, Weld, and Morgan Cos., Colo. Area: farmland roads from Tower Rd s. of Barr Lake to Prospect Res. to Ft. Morgan and Muir Springs and Jackson Res. (wheat fields, cottonwood river-bottom) Time: 0700-1645 Observers: Jack Reddall, Steve Larson Temp: 30-55 Sky: clear Wind: 0 till 1400, 0 [illegible] aftamd Species: Canada Goose 1500 Common Snipe 23 Mallard 10,000 Ring-billed Gull 40 Common Merganser 6 Rock Dove 10 Sharp-shinned Hawk 1 Red-shafted Flicker 35 Red-tailed Hawk 6 Yellow-shafted Flicker 2 Harlants Hawk 1 "hybrid" flicker 2 Rough-legged Hawk 16 Hairy Woodpecker 1 Ferrugineous Hawk 1 Downy Woodpecker 4 Golden Eagle 1 Horned Lark 550 Bald Eagle 8 Blue Jay 9 N. Marsh Harrier 6 Black-capped Chickadee 23 Prairie Falcon 6 Long-billed Marsh Wren 2 Merlin 1 Am. Robin 50 Am. Kestrel 7 Cedar Waxwing 15 Killdeer 2 Northern Shrike 2 Virginia Rail 4

Temper: 30-25 Sky: clear Wind: C all 0 to 10 Time: 0700 - 1815 Observers: Jack Bostall, Steve Pearson Jackson Res (where fields collapsed unexpectedly) Area: (unlabeled roads from To-r-Rd & of Burr Lake Colo: Dec. 28 Bull Pells to Nuns'stream Adams Weld and Meridan Co. Comments: (13) Horses seen (12) Horse Track (9) Oxen Tracks (6) Hunt-Shunned Horns (1) Common Flicker (1) Fox Raptor (5) Dec. 26 J1800 W. d'la Pit, Flanders, Jefferson Co., Colo Temper: 0-32 Wind: NE-SE Sky - c.c. Time: 0730 - 1830 Observers: Janet & Steve Cockerill Dec. 21 (Scott) Species: Hairy Grapes 1 Brush-Potted Huckleberry 3 Black-capped Chickadee 4 White-breasted Nuthatch 3 Red-breasted Nuthatch 12 1 Bellbird #000 Brown Creeper 10 2 1 1 N. Eater Am. Wren 2 Kirtland's Warbler 3 3 30 30 20 Cow Squirrel 20 River-Nutlet Bird 12 12 12 12 Horse Stallion Horse Fries 90 Cow, Thresher 90 Red-tailed Hawk 14 Red-tailed Hawk 3 1/5 30 30 1 Avocet 1 Avocet 2 Hourly Gall 1 30 30 30 30 Cow Bitch Horned Lizard 1 13 Species: Canada Goose 1800 10,000 6 Rock Dove 10 10 30 5 5 5 10 10 220 4 Blue Jay 8 Bird Eagle Bird Eagle In Marsh Hamster Grains Flicker Am. Kestrel Cedar Sparrow Northern Sprike H

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Journal Dec: 28 (cont) Com. Starling House Sparrow W. Meadowlark Red-winged Blackbird Brewer's Blackbird ? Purple Finch House Finch Am. Goldfinch Slate-colored Junco Oregon Junco Tree Sparrow Harris' Sparrow White-crowned Sparrow Swamp Sparrow Lincoln's Sparrow Song Sparrow Lepland Longspur 2500 180 70 700 3 10 2? - right call note, definitely either Purple or Cassins - seen very poorly flying away. Seen at Mur Springs. No Cassin's Finches around plains this winter and very scarce in the mountains according to JR and SL. Flanks on one female I watched in flight were heavily streaked. JR saw that a was very wine-colored 2 30 5 50 220 5 170 6 1 50 22 Dec. 31 Sloans Lake, Jefferson Co.; Colo Time: 1300-1330 Water: Frozen except for one small hole on n. shore Temp: 30 Sky: p.c. Wind: calm Species: Canada Goose Mallard Gadwall Am. Wigeon N. Shorelke- Com. Goldeneye Ring-billed Gull Rock Dove Common Crow 96 300 1 1 160 13 16 10 2

Dec 31 Time: 30 min : b.c. Wind: calm Specie: Canada Goose Mallard Cedar A. Wrasse N. Shores- Cow Caribou Rock Dove Common Crow Dec 28 (conf) Cow Stalking Horse Station M Henderson Roller Coaster, Gently Bream's Blackbird Gentle Finch 1936 - I saw two and one more, Gulls on Greens - seen very early that day. Saw a few Swans. No Canada Geese. Gained this much: now know scene in the mountains according to 28 and 27. Thank you for your help! Dec 31 Ragged Ranges Cow Station Pineapple Station Shaded Station Campground Station Horse Station Over Turno Side-colored Turno A. Giffard Horse Finery Saw two and five left over. 55 20 1 2 170 8 330 2 20 2 30 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Loon Gavia immer Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: 4 Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 1 Mar.22 Lalle Lagunitas, Fairfax, Marin Co., Calif: 1 -fresh-water lake Jan.19 Ano Nuevo St. Res, San Mateo Co, Calif: 3 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co: 2 Jan.26 Moss Landing, Monterey Co.: 2 Jan.30 Bodega Bay Marine Lab, Sonoma Co., Calif: 2 Feb.2 Moss Landing: 2 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif: 5 Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 12; (10 breed-plum) -several calling. May 17 Monterey area: 6. One in full breed plum; rest in winter plumage. Breed plum bird with fishing line in mouth. May 19 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza: 1 (breed-plum), 1 (NBP) May 20 Pigeon Pt., San Mateo Co., Calif: 4 -> N Nov.28 Monterey area: 10 Moss Landing: 10 Nov.29 Pt. Reyes area: 5 Dec.11 Bodega Bay: 10

Dec 11 Bordered Bay: 10 Nov 28 64 Rotes died: 2 Moos Faunding: 10 Nov 28 Mounted dead: 10 May 20 61500 at San Mateo Co. Coll# H-F Mar 19 Bad Birds List (bird) : (preserved) May 12 Mounted died: @ One in full breed plumage Calline Apr 26 Good Down Nevada Co. Coll#: 15; (no pressed-birds)-scrawled Apr 20 Bad Birds List preserved Call#: 2 Feb 2 Moos Faunding: 2 Jan 30 Bordered Bay Mammal Sonoma Co. Coll# : J Jan 28 Moos Faunding, Monterey Co.: J Half Moon Bay San Mateo Co.: J Jan 19 Año Nuevo St. Res. San Mateo Co. Coll#: 3 Mar 22 Calls radiated to Frink's Marin Co. Coll#: 1 (preserved bird) Feb 2 Moos Faunding off-shore boat trip: 1 Jan 2 Monterey Bayu, Monterey Co. Coll#: H

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Yellow-billed Loon Gavia adamsii Dec. 1 Nov. 29 Pt. Reyes area, Marin Co., Calif: 1 in middle of Tomales Bay, located from Shields Study area in Inverness (known to be present for a week or so) The bird's appearance was different enough from Common Loon to standout at a distance of 1½-2 miles through the telescope (later observed at much closer range). Pale yellow bill, apparently with a straight culmen, longer than Common bill, and with some dark smudging on base of upper mandible; neck and head very pale and mottled in comparison with Common Loon; striking dark patch in auricular area - conspicuous at a great distance; overall larger than Common Loon and paler-backed. Observed for over ½ hour!

Dec 1 100 Review V.V. H.P.I Evan's review Yellow-pilled too Opened for our As part: - Just then common room and girls' dormitory - House - construction of a great distance (overall) with Common Room. I studied quite well in Barcelona and some other places, but never had much success in studying mathematics here. - The bird's difference was different every year in Tennessee (known to be growing or at least so) (gas mileage on 40 mpg) constant or not? The bird's difference was different every year in Tennessee (known to be growing or at least so) (gas mileage on 40 mpg) constant or not? - All I can add is to tolerate at most common to learn how to use a telescope (late afternoon) and also how to study mathematics.

Red-throated Loon Gavia stellata Jan.5 Monterey Penn., Monterey Co, Calif : 4 Feb 2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 6 Jan.19 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co, Calif : 1 Feb.2 Moss Landing, Monterey Co, Calif : 5 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co, Calif : 1 Apr.26 Duxbury Pt., Bolinas, Marin Co, Calif : 2 May 20 Pigeon Pt, San Mateo Co, Calif : 1 (BP), 1 (NBP) -> N Nov.28 Monterey Penins.: 1 Moss Landing: 2 Dec.11 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co, Calif : 2

Dec 11 Robert Pct, Sonoma Co, Calif: 5 More Pandying: 5 Nov 28 Monte Rey Genri: 1 Wed 20 619 San Mateo Co, Calif: 1 (486) -> N Aug 25 Oak Park 6t, Bolinas, Marin Co, Calif: 5 Agst 2 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co, Calif: 1 Feb 25 Moss Pandying, Monterey Co, Calif: 2 Jan 19 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co, Calif: 1 Feb 2 Monterey Bay Offshore Boat trip: 8 Jan 2 Monterey Genri, Monterey Co, Calif: 4 HPPI J.V. Revew? Res-throated Loon Eduia stelliata

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Arctic Loon Gavia arctica Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif: 26 Jan.26 Monterey Bay Offshore boat trip: 25 Only loon seen more than one mile from shore Feb 2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 22 Jan.19 Ano Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co., Calif: 1 Apr.26 Duxbury Pt., Marin Co., Calif: 20 -> N May 16 Monterey area: 3. May 17 Monterey area: 40 Mostly breed. plum. May 20 Pigeon Pt., San Mateo Co., Calif: 125 (90% BP) -> N Ano Nuevo St. Res: 40 -> N Jun 5 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif: 1 NBp June 9 Half Moon Bay boat trip, San Mateo Co., Calif: 17 NBp -> N Nov.28 Monterey area: 125 Moss Landing: 3 Dec.11 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co., Calif: 2

Dec 11 Boggy Bay, Sonoma Co, Calif: 5 Nov 28 Monterey area: 152 Moos Point: 3 Jan 4 Half Moon Bay Boat trip, San Mateo Co, Calif: (1) 1986 -> N Jan 2 Pt Reyes, Marin Co, Calif: 1 nb6 Mon 27 St Res: 410 -> N Wed 26 San Mateo Co, Calif: 152 (Doof 86) -> N Thu 19 Monterey area: No. Mostly passed. Wed 16 Monterey area: 3 Ago-22 Duxbury Pt, Marin Co, Calif: 50 -> N Jan 17 Pt Reyes, San Mateo Co, Calif: 1 Feb 5 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 45 more than one mile from shore. Jul 28 Monterey Bay Offshore boat trip: 35 Only look seen Jan 2 Montrose Point, Monterey Co, Calif: 36

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-necked Grebe Podiceps grisegena Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: 1 in Monterey Harbor Jan.26 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif: 1 in entrance to harbor Monterey Penin: 1 within 30 feet of Municipal Piér in Monterey harbor, starting to become rufous on sides and back of neck - incredibly close views Nov.29 Monterey area: 15-counted- mostly outside Monterey harbor and off cannery row - good concentration. Dec.11 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co., Calif: 2

1973 J.V. Rosenblum Podiceps grisegena Red-necked Grebe Dec 11 Robeda Bay, Sonoma Co. Calif: 5 off channel to - good concentration Nov 26 Monterey area: 12 - mostly outside Monterey proper and in channel sides and back of creek - nearly all close views a Monterey harbor station to become centers of Montrey Bay: I within 80 feet of municipal pier Jan 25 Moss Landing Monterey Co. Calif: I in entrance to harbor Jan 2 Monterey Green, Monterey Co. Calif: I in Monterey

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Horned Grebe Podiceps auritus Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 25 Jan.19 Año Nuevo St. Res, San Mateo Co, Calif: 10 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co.: 2 Jan.25 Alameda S. Shore, Alameda Co, Calif. : 1 Jan.26 Moss Landing, Monterey Co. : 10 Feb.2 Moss Landing,: 10 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co, Calif: 1 - heavy molt Apr.12 Berkeley shoreline, Alameda Co.: 1 - heavy molt Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif: 4 breed plum Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co., Calif: 10 breed. plum Dec.21 Boulder area, Boulder Co, Colo : 1 on Valmont Res.

Dec 31 Border ave, Boring Co Colo : 1 an Almond Bee Bottines Peddon Martin Co Calif: 10 bread gum Boca Dam Nevada Co Calif: H bread gumm Agri 25 Berkeley Springs, Alameda Co : 1 - heavy watt Agri 2 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co Calif: 1 heavy watt Feb 2 Moss Landing, Monterey Co. 10 Jan 26 Moss Landing, Monterey Co. 10 Jan 25 Alameda s store, Alameda Co Calif: 1 Jan 24 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co . 5 Jan 23 Ato Naves St Ree, San Mateo Co Calif: 10 Jan 2 Monterey Pannu, Monterey Co. Calif : 22

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Eared Grebe Podiceps caspius Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 40 Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 1 >10 mi. offshore Jan.19 Pescadero Marsh, San Mateo Co. Calif : 1 Jan.26 Moss Landing, Monterey Co.: 1 Feb.2 Moss Landing: 1 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif.: 2 Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 15 breed plum Bolinag Lagoon, Marin Co. Calif: 2 ' May 17 Moss Landing: 1 breed. plum. May 13 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co. Calif: 2 breed.plum.

1974 T.V. Rexsew! May 12 Woodland Siding Grounds, Yolo Co., Calif.: J direct glow. May 17 Moss Landing: / breed glow. Points Redwood Marin Co. Calif.: J Apr 26 Boot Bay, Nevada Co., Calif.: 12 breed glows. Apr 6 Oak Bridge Toll Road Alameda Co. Calif.: J Fep 5 Moss Landing: Jan 26 Moss Landing: / Jan 30 Escocia Marina, San Mateo Co. Calif. Jan 5 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: / > 10 mi offshore. Jan 2 Monterey Point, Monterey Co. Calif.: HO

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Grebe Aechmophorus occidentalis Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: 250 Jan.6 Pt Reyes, Marin Co, Calif: 10 Jan.19 Ano Nuevo St.Res, San MateoCo, Calif: 10 Half MoonBay, San Mateo Co: 5 Feb.2 Moss Landing, Monterey Co.: 2 Feb.6 Benicia St.Rec.Area, Solano Co, Calif: 10 Feb.9 E. Contra Costa Co, Calif.: 2 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co, Calif.: 40 Apr.12 Berkeley shoreline, Alameda Co.: 1 Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif: 10 Nicasio Res, Marin Co, Calif: 1 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co.: 10 Duxbury Pt., Marin Co: 5 May 19 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza : 7 May 20 Pigeon Pt., San Mateo Co, Calif : 7 Ano Nuevo St. Res: 4

P14 V.V. Russey, Ana Nuevo St Rte : H May 20 9 Piedon Pt, San Mateo Co Calif : 7 May 20 Bay Bridge Toll Bypass : 7 Duxpury Pt. Marin Co : 5 Bolinas Fathom, Marin Co : 10 Nicasio Ree, Marin Co Calif : 1 Boca Dam, Nevada Co Calif : 10 Ag 25 Beasley Anchorage, Alameda Co : 1 Aft E Bay Bridge Toll Bypass, Alameda Co, Calif : HO Esp D E Contra Costa Co , Calif : 5 Esp C Nevada St Ree, Almeda Co, Calif: 10 Esp S Horse Fandange, Monterey Co : 5 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co : 2 Ana Nuevo st Rte, San Mateo Co, Calif : 10 Jan 16 Pt Reyes, Marin Co, Calif : 10 Jan 9 Monterey Basin, Monterey Co, Calif: 250

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pied-billed Grebe Podilymbus podiceps Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif: 4 on salt water in Monterey harbor, Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: 50 - big number. Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif: 15 Jan.13 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 Feb.2 Moss Landing, Monterey Co.: 1 Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 2 Feb.9 E. Contra Costa Co., Calif: 7 Marsh + Kellogg Creeks, Contra Costa Co.: 10 Feb.16 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif.: 1 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co.: 5 Santa Fe Grade: 2 Apr.26 Pena Adobe Lagoon, Vacaville, Solano Co., Calif.: 1 May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif.: 2 May 20 Pescadero Marsh, San Mateo Co., Calif: 1 ad. on nest. May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif: 2 May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1 Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch: 2 Dec.21 Boulder- area, Boulder Co., Colo: 2 on Valmont Res.

Dec 31 Bonnie-don 'Bonnie Co' Colo: 5 on Adjoint Res. Jan 2 Frances Creek Ranch: 5 May 22 Frances Green Ranch, Idaho Co, Calif: 1 May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif: 5 Mar 30 Beecher's Ranch, San Mateo Co, Calif: 1 on next loan no. by 1 Apr 12 Woodland Saddle Ponds, Yolo Co, Calif: 5 Apr 26 Grand Adobe Fadoon Vacaville, Solano Co, Calif: 1 Santa Fe Gardens: 5 Feb 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co: 2 Feb 10 Santa Fe Grande, Riverside Co, Calif: 1 Mar 9 + Kellod Creel's Control Costa Co: 10 Feb 4 E. Control Costa Co, Calif: 1 Feb 8 Coyote Hills Red Gdn, Alameda Co, Calif: 5 Feb 2 Moss Landing Monterey Co: 1 Jan 13 Tigden Ranch Control Costa Co, Calif: 1 Jan 6 Berkeley Aquatic Farm, Berkeley/Alameda Co, Calif: 12 Feb 17 NWR NMRA, Kern Co, Calif: 50 - pig number. In Monterey Harbor Jan 2 Monterey Geron, Monterey Co, Calif: H on self-meter.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-footed Albatross Diomedea nigripes Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 8 - 4-5 miles NW of Pt. Pinos. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 4 - ~ 15 miles W. of Moss Landing

PTM V.T. Kerzouf D'ismedes Nigelles Blad-l'etop Alpatess Feb. 5 Mounts for others post trip: H ~ 12 units 30 min ~ H - H : out food shop yestmth S. dst W of those founding Feb. 26 Mounts for others post trip: 8 ~ H-2 units 30 min ~ H - H : out food shop yestmth T.W. ```</p>

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Northern Fulmar Fulmarus glacialis Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: 25 (~20 light, 5 dark). Three light birds were swimming around the piers in Monterey harbor. The rest were seen from Pt. Pinos and Cypress Pt. Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 3, 2 of which I saw - white phase birds. Feb.2 Monkey Bay offshore boat trip*: 12, ~5 light, 5 dark, 2 intermediate

5 unarmoreds FSD: 5 Monkeys but offscore part trip: 15 ~ 2 light, 2 gath, Jan 30 Monterey Bay offshore part trip: 3 , 2 of which I saw - white spurs bridge. -49 census 67. 6 pieces in Monterey harbor . The rest was seen from salt marsh up animals were swimming around the Jan 2 Monterey ferry Monterey Co. Call # 52 ( ~ 20 light ) Fulmarus glacialis Northern Fulmar

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pink-footed Shearwater Puffinus creatopus June 9 Half Moon Bay boat trip, San Mateo Co., Calif.: 14

HPR1 7/29 Revised Jane D Half Moon Bay Post trip Souvenir Co Colie, ID [illegible] - 6-inch-footed sneakerwater

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Sooty Shearwater Puffinus griseus Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 2 off Cypress Pt. Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 30 Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 18 May 17 Monterey area: 7 - Pt. Pinos May 20 Año Nuevo St. Res, San Mateo Co., Calif.: 3 Pigeon Pt., San Mateo Co.: 30 June 9 Half Moon Bay boat trip, San Mateo Co.: 505

1974 T.V. Rewsen! Jan 2 Monterey Beach Monterey Ca Calif : 5 off Cabrillo Pt. Jan 26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 30 Feb 5 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 18 Mar 17 Monterey area : 7 - 6t wines May 20 Año Nuevo St Res, San Mateo Co Calif : 3 June 9 Pt. San Mateo Co : 30 June 9 Half Moon Bay boat trip, San Mateo Co : 202 Sooty Shearwater Guadalupe Islands

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Short-tailed Shearwater Puffinus tenuirostris Jan. 26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, J. Monterey Co., Calif: I was never 100% positive of the identification, but we probably had at least 2 and possibly as many as 8 of this species. The two birds I was most certain about were one which flew very near the boat whose very narrow, arched wings were conspicuous, along with a short bill. I couldn't see the underwings very well but they appeared to be without any pale lining. The other bird I saw had definitely uniform pale brown underwings- no trace of pale underwings. The other individuals I saw were no typical Sootys if they weren't Short-tailed - although the underwings weren't completely uniform brown, they certainly lacked the conspicuous pale flashings of the Sooty. They had some pale areas in the secondaries, but were uniform brown in primaries ? Short-tailed typical Sooty typical Sooty Feb. 2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co., Calif: 5 birds of which I was 100% positive (as well as everyone else on the boat) - 4 were 10-15 mile W. of

HPI J.V. Resaw 21-01-07 For 5 Monterey Bay Offshore Post trip Monterey Co. Calif.: 2 trip to which I was looking forward ( as well as everyone else on the post ) - H was no good skiing but we had some great events in the secondaries and the consciousness of the sport . They completely ruined brown, thus certainly went, and y'all got the short-tailed shrew-mouse - although the underminds were very sharp if they knew what I thought on snow as well. I saw consciousness of the short-tailed shrew-mouse. The other undermind was bird -catching and dog -riding. I can't say that well but the nature's own way to do it. I was probably had at least 5 and possibly as many as 8 of this species . The two spots I observed were certain about one which after very near this post where we'd been picking up new kinds of people, some sort of "experts" would stand by open pill. I could see the underminds out and now you can imagine what they thought when the bird -catching and dog-riding as well. Jan 20 Monterey Bay Offshore Post trip Monterey Co. Calif: I was using 100% of my focus to sorting through the identification of the specimens and I probably had at least 5 and possibly as many as 8 of this species. The two spots I observed were certain about one which after very near this post where we'd been picking up new kinds of people, some sort of "experts" would stand by open pill. I could see the underminds out and now you can imagine what they thought when the bird -catching and dog-riding as well.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Short-tailed Shearwater Puffinus tenuirostris (cont) Feb. 2 Moss Landing on the way out and one more sickly bird about 5 miles off Moss Landing on the way back in. In contrast to last week, we got really excellent, prolonged views of birds flying past the boat at 100' or less, exposing pale but smoky- brown, not flashy white, underwings. The bill was noticeably short, the wings more narrow and arched backwards, and flight faster. The bird on the way back in was probably sick since it only flew weakly when approached to within 25 feet. In addition to a short bill, the nape, crown, and back were an ashy blackish-gray, not the [illegible] tawnier brown of Scotty. This can be seen in many skins at MV2. This overall dullness could be seen on 2 of the other 4 Short-taileds in flight. short-tailed Scott short-tailed

1987 V.T. HPI Spot-tailed spearbills 6 feathers Step 2 (couch) Please focus on the red dot and move slightly You will now return to where we had bird plastic tag so, you tail of texted NT, in need sit leg might change to avoid being long, mollysax -10mm and also images, set to 100 to find you will sit... again, while under it too, now lighter bar comes from your sit, take yellowish you sit no bird ant... after their long, brown road plumage and flight field. Please just fly to some nice place now in need of picture NT. Then 25 width of barb, bigg's new holes on side head long, more again sit, did short a place to turn around front for it, spot-tailed sit... SVM to make sure in need ant. This could be seen if we have a spot-tailed spearbills behind-tailed

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Fork-tailed Petrel Oceanodroma furcata Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 8, mill single individuals seen at scattered locations from 2-10 miles due west of Moss Landing. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 1 about 10 miles w. of Moss Landing. Shum Suffels GOOth lifer, May 16 Monterey area: 3 flying just outside harbor near Coast Guard Pier. Strong westerly winds today and Alan Baldridge said it had been blowing for 10 days.

147 J-A. Remsen! Oceana-down turtled Fork-tailed Geta] Mar 16 Montevideo : 3 ft high just outside guide near Cost Guard Pier. Strong westerly winds today and Alan Belbridge said it had been blowing for 10 days. Feb 5 Montevideo Bay off-shore boat trip: I spent 10 hours 1-11pm. 2 miles east of Mass Pandig. Jan 30 Montevideo Bay off-shore boat trip: 8 - 11 sight individuals seen at scattered locations from 5-10 miles due west of Mass Pandig.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ashy Petrel Oceanodroma homochroa Jan. 26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Ca., Calif. 4 single birds seen 7-12 miles w. of Moss Landing May 17 Monterey area: 2 flying around just outside harbor at Coast Guard Pier. Strong westerly winds and Alan Baldridge said it had been blowing for 10 days.

1974 V.V. R. Resseu Oceandrome, Homoschield A ship Petrol Alan Baldridge said it had been blowing for 10 days Harbor at Coast Guard Pier. Stood nearby minute and saw 2 planes over J flight around just outside Most Foulwing a suite bird seen 1-15 miles W of Jan 26 Monterey Bay offshore post trip Monterey Co. Calif

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White Pelican Pelecanus erythrorhynchos Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co, Calif: 250 - about 1/10 had knobs on the bills Feb.18 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co, Calif: 90

1971 J.V. Reverse Feb 18 Send to George, Merced Co, Calif : DO Kings on the bills Feb 13 New NW's New Co, Calif : 520 - about 1/4 had

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Brown Pelican Pelecanus occidentalis June 9 Half Moon Bay boat trip, San Mateo Co., Calif.: 1 ad.

HPI J.V. Renown "June P Half Moon Bay best tide Sun Make Co Coli - 144. 6 selections occasions Brown Pelican no.159 no.79

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Double-crested Cormorant Phalacrocorax auritus Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif : 3 Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif : 1 ad - unusual bird in San Joaquin Valley . Also seen by K. Garrett .

R J.V. HGP San Jacinto Valley . Also seen at K Carrett. Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif : 1 rd - unusual bird in Jan. 2 Bodley Aquatic Fowl, Berkeley Alameda Co., Calif: 3 Phalacrocorax auritus Double-crested Cormorant

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Brandt's Cormorant Phalacrocorax penicillatus Jan. 5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 300 Jan. 26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 10. Several were in the offshore feeding flocks of gulls + Rhinoceros Auklets,

Ankara in the office feeding flock of white rhinoceroses gut had another bout tug : to several men two,20 Monterey Bay offshore port tug : 300 Jan.2 Monterey Genia, Monterey Co, Calif: Paladocoxix geniculatus Brenda's Corumout- Rexson! J.V. #191

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pelagic Cormorant Phalacrocorax pelagicus Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 50. Several in breeding plumage May 20 Ano Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co., Calif: 30. At least 5 active nests on cliffs on south edge of point

Rwemai J.V. H7PI Jan.2 Monterey Genin, Monterey Co. Calif. :50 several in meeting ground May30 Ano Nuevo St Res., San Mateo Co. Calif. : 30 At least 2 active nests on cliffs on south edge of Point tx109 [illegible] 6/28/96 [illegible] [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Magnificent Frigatebird Fregata magnificens June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co. Calif: 2 white-headed immatures circled slowly from water's edge in thermals until lost out of sight. Never once flapped wings.

M FV RV T.V. R F June 17 North and South Sea Riverside Co. Calif: 5 white-birds circling slowly toward front plaza before settling in palm trees. Never quite focused mind lost out of sight.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Great Blue Heron Ardea herodias Jan 5 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 1 Mar 3 Why are some herons white and others dark? Could it be due to different visibilities to fish from underneath the water. White birds should be very difficult to see in bright, sunny areas, whereas it would be better to be a dark object in dark water. Great Egret, Snowy Egret, Wood Stork, and Cattle Egret definitely seem to feed in unshaded water, whereas Green Heron, Little Blue Heron, and Louisiana Heron feed in more shaded areas. Why does the Great Blue Heron become the "Great White Heron" in S. Florida? Great White Herons are mainly salt water feeders, and salt water is seldom shaded (but Great Blues probably feed as much in unshaded as shaded water throughout the rest of their range). The test would come be to see if if there are habitat differences in light vs. dark Reddish Egrets or qd. vs. imm. Little Blue Herons Dec. 21 Boulder area, Boulder Co., Colo: 4

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Green Heron Butorides virescens Feb. 9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 Sand Mound Slough Rd Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: 1 Corcoran Lalle, Kings Co., Calif: 2 Apr. 26 Nimbus Fish Hatchery, Sacramento Co., Calif: 2 May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1 May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch: 1

HPI 1/4 Kerzsu May 26 Finnace Green Ranch - 1 May 25 Finnace Green Ranch, Juvo Co Call - 1 Apr. 26 Nimbo's Fish Hatchery, Sacramento Co. Call - 5 Corcoran Place, Kings Co. Call: 5 Feb. 17 New NWR New Co. Call: 1 Feb. 9 Eastern County Code Co. Call: 1, Green Meadow Ranch Rd [illegible] Green Heron Butterflies Allspecies

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cattle Egret Bubulcus ibis Apr.25 Atherton Rd, Novato, Marin Co, Calif: 1 non-breeding plum feeding in marsh adjacent to cattle area. Heavy jaweled appeared, yellow stump bill, small size. Two seen here five days earlier Apr.26 Atherton Rd: 1 same spot

10/4 J.V. Rosen! Bernaldo ipi Cattle East Agri: Attribution, I have got five dogs earlier - silver gob gift beggared in minute valley. Two seen here below past a herd of transito deer in pasture feeding in marsh adjacent to cattle area. Agri: Attributed to non-person (non-person)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Great Egret Casmerodius albus Jan.6 BerMeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 2

HPI 2.V. Reisen! Jan O. Bessley Adonic Ginn, Alameda Co., Calif.: S: Casserooning cups Great Expect

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Snowy Egret Leucophoyx thula Jan.6 Belieley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 15 Feb.16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co, Calif : 10 were feeding with a flock of White-faced Ibis , but were not hunting themselves, but only trying to rob the ibises The ibises were probing into the mud right up to their faces, getting an unknown food which was obviously unavailable to the short and straight-billed egrets. As soon as an ibis would come up with something, the egret would dash after it , running and either flying after it until either the ibis ate it or dropped it. The ibises were never seen to drop anything nor the egrets pick anything up. I have seen Ring-billed Gulls harassing the ibises here in the past. May 24 Scottys Castle, Death Valley Nat. Mon, Inyo Co. : 1 May 26 Scottlys Castle: 1 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif : 1 Jun 1 Scotty's Castle - 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-crowned Night Heron Nycticorax nycticorax Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Pavil, Alameda Co., Calif: 15 Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: 100

(154) 7-V Review! 18/6/1980 Black-crowned Night-Heron Indicators underlined Toucan: British Aquatic Bird Award Co. Call : 12 FSP-11 New NWB, Key Co. Call : 100

Reinsen, J.V. 1974 American Bittern Botaurus lentiginosus Jan. 19 Año Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co., Calif: 3 flushed from an unusual habitat, very wet field with grass < 1' high, fields bordering paths leading to the point. Feb. 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif: 5 Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: 6 Feb. 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif: 1 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif: 2 Apr. 25 Sears Pt. Rd., Solano Co., Calif: 2 flyms together May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif: 1 May 23 Escalon, Stanislaus Co., Calif: 1 from hushway

1944 J.V. Kewzen; Bottarns Isentators American Bitten mattib nasoniA May 23 Escalon Stanislaus Co. Calif : 1 farm highway May 12 Woodland Sutter County, Yolo Co. Calif : 1 Apr. 25 Sears pt Rd Solano Co. Calif : 2 flying together- Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co. Calif : 2 Fsp 18 San Luis NWK, Merced Co. Calif : 1 Fsp 17 New NWK Kew Co. Calif : 6 Fsp 16 Los Banos NWA, Merced Co. Calif : 5 flying between two landing fields no numbers printed next to field with scores & 'plus' Jan 14 Ano Nuevo S San Mateo Co. Calif : 3 qualified from

White-faced Ibis Plegadis chihi Feb. 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif : 140 at their usual location along the SE edge of the refuge, being harassed by Snowy Egrets (see under Snowy Egret). I still feel this is the most beautiful bird in California - the incredible array of iridescent colors in the sunlight is really spectacular.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Whistling Swan Olor columbianus Feb. 9 Victoria Fs, San Joaquin Co., Calif : 1600. - largest number I've ever seen in one day Feb. 18 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif : 3

HPH J.V. Reweet: FDP-18 Santa Fe Bridge, Mexico Co., Calif: 3 [illegible] FDP-4 Victoria To San Antonio Co. (Gulf): 1600 - largest

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Canada Goose Branta canadensis Jan. 9 El Toyonal x Wildcat Cyn. Rd., Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 13 Jan. 25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif.: 4 large birds plus 3 small, presumably cackling. May 3 Loch Lomond Yacht Harbor, San Rafael, Marin Co., Calif.: 3 - they have been reported breeding here in the past on W. Marin Js. Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Spps, Colo.: 1500 at Jackson Res.

HPI 27. Kamset, Oct 58 10:00 at Jackson Res Dinner at Wildcat, San Rafael, Marin Co. Cliff - 3 - 4th Porch famous Yacht Harbor, San Rafael, Marin Co. Cliff - 3 Alameda South Shore Alameda Co. Cliff - 4 large El Toronal x Wildcat, Car Rd Contra Costa. Cliff - 13

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black Brant Branta nigricans Jan. 19 Pescadero Marsh + Beach, San Mateo Co., Calif : 3 -> 5 far off shore. Apr. 26 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co., Calif: 5 Duxbury Pt., Marin Co.: 15 May 20 Año Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co., Calif: 1 ad. June 17 North End Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif : G

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Remsen, J.V. 1975 White-fronted Goose Anser albifrons Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif: 1 ad with 8 Canada Geese Feb.1 Alameda South shore : 1 ad- probably same bird Feb.9 Victoria Js., San Joaquin co., Calif : 25 Feb.16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif: 20 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co.: 5000.

ID19 V.A. Kowalevski Anser albifrons White-fronted Geese Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co.: 5000- Feb.16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif.: 30 Feb.1 Victoria to San Joaquin Co. Calif.: 22 Feb.1 Alameda South Shore: 1 ad - 8ickably same bird with 8 Canada Geese Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 ad

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Snow Goose Chen caerulescens hyperboreg Feb. 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif : 15 Feb. 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co. : 3000

1974 T.V. Kemsen! Chen clemfescens Natbered Snow Goose Feb.18 San Luis NWB, Merced Co., 3000 Feb.16 Los Banos MWA, Merced Co. Calif.: 15

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ross' Goose Chen rossii Dec. 17 Butte Sink, Sutter Co. Calif:

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Fulvous Tree Duck Dendrocygna bicolor May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif.: 1. Nov. 30 Monterey area, Monterey Co., Calif: 1 - extremely unusual on coast. Apparently this bird has been present on Crespi Pond for weeks.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Mallard Anas platyrhynchos Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 100 Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co., Calif - 1 pair 4 miles offshore, sit[illegible]ms on ocean after first spotted flying around. First time I've ever seen this species offshore May 19 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co.: 2\u033e, 2\u0338, 3 large ducklings on Doolittle Pond, Jun 3 Tioga Pass, Tuolumne Co., Calif: 1\u033e + 1\u0338 on lake at 8700' Dec.21 Boulder area, Boulder Co., Colo: 4000 on Valmont Res. Dec.28 Barr Lake to Myir Sags, Colo: 10,000 on Jackson Res,

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Gadwall Anas strepera Jan.5 Nicasio Res., Marin Co., Calif.: 6 ♂ Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 20 Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 5 ♂ on Mallard Res. Feb.16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif.: 2 Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif.: 2 Apr.26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif.: 2 (♂+♀) May15 Woodland Sugar Ponds "

14th T.V. Remsen May 12 Woolford Shue Foods "" Apr 26 Woodland Sugar Foods, Palo Co, Calif. 3 (5+7) Feb 17 New NWR, New Co, Calif. 2 Feb 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co, Calif. 2 Feb 8 Eastern Centm Coast Co, Calif. 29 on Holland Res Feb 8 Coyote Hills Red-Grth, Alameda Co, Calif. 50 2-Jan Nicasio Rec., Marin Co, Calif.: 69

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pintail Anas acuta Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 500 Feb.9 Victoria Is., San Joaquin Co., Calif.: 20,000 Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif.: 5000. Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif.: 3000 June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif.: 25 Nov.29 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co., Calif.: 5000+

Nov 29 Bowers Passen, Marin Co., Calif - 2000+ June 15 North end Siltton Sea, Riverside Co. Calif : 25 Feb 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co. Calif : 3000 Feb 17 New NWR, Kern Co. Calif - 2000 Feb 9 Victoria Jt, San Joaquin Co. Calif : 20,000 Jan 5 Coyote Hills Res-6km, Alameda Co. Calif - 200

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Green-winged Teal Anas crecca carolinensis Feb. 8 Coyote Hills Reg- Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 2. These are the only ones I've seen this year so far - seem to be very scarce this winter. Feb. 16 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co, Calif: 300 Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co, Calif: 200 Feb. 18 Santa Fe Grade: 350. The quack of this species is a nasal, strained explosive series of about 3-4 quacks, descending in pitch, higher pitched than other quacks, almost snipe-like.

HP1 J.V. Rimben, Feb. 8 Coyote Hills Rd. 6th Alameda Co. Calif.: 5, Thess are the only ones I've seen this year so far—seems to be now scarce this winter Feb. 16 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co. Calif.: 300 Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co. Calif.: 200 Feb. 18 Santa Fe Grade: 320 . The dwarf of this species is a usual summer resident of about 3-4 inches. almost entire - sNl-gqme teamle

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Blue-winged Teal Anas discors Jun.2 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif 1 ♂ BP

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cinnamon Teal Anas cyanoptera Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. FARM, Alameda Co., Calif.: 2+ Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif.: 200- big number.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 American Wigeon Anas americana Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg.Park, Alameda Co.,Calif:2+ h.o. Jan.26 Monterey Harbor, Monterey Co., Calif:1? on salt water in harbor Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: 10. Very scarce compared to other dabblers here and in Merced Co. June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif:2

June 11 North end Silver Glen Riverside Co Calif: 5 Feb 17 New NWR, New Co Calif: 10 . Vail source combined in harbor Jan 26 Mountey Harbor, Monterey Co Calif: 18 on call note Jan 2 Corate Hill Red Bank Alameda Co Calif: 5+ p.a. Add American American Wagon

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 500+ Feb.8 Coyote Hills: 3000, mostly ⚠⚠ Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif.: 5000. This species apparently does not give a quack. The only noise we identified as coming from this species is an almost mammalian hissing "fut-fut-fut". June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif: 25

June 17 North end Station Rd Riverside Co Calif : 52 almost northern species "tut-tut-tut" we identified as coming from this species is an aggressively does not give a break. The only issue Sep 14 New NWR New Co Calif : 8000 . This special Sep 8 Cokete Hill : 3000. Mostly SA Jan 2 Corote Hill Red Fern, Alameda Co Calif : 2007

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Wood Duck Aix sponsa Jan. 13 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 ♂ on Jewel Lake Feb. 25 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. : 1 ♂ flying upstream across from 301 Camino Pablo Mar. 3 San Pablo Creek : 2 flying upstream - same spot as Feb. 25 Mar. 15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co : 1 ♂ on Jewel Lake - so tame that it came close to eat peanuts thrown in the water. Apr. 26 Sacramento R., Yolo Co., Calif : 1 ♂ + 1 ♀ flushed from overgrown small pond just w. of river. May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1 ♂ + 1 ♀ - unusual location and date - breeding?? Not present May 26, 27

14TH V.V. Rewseni MAY 24 Dessert Runch, Judo Co Colie: 15 + 15 - untuned location and date - location? S. not present May 28-31 June 20 Racismto R. Yolo Co Colie : 19 + 14 (today from most horder?) at 7:01 am, that it came close to not being thrown in the water. JUNE 12 Tilden Beach, Contra Costa Co : 15 on tenebrate - sea trout June 3 San Pablo Creek : 2 fishing upstream - something on Feb 28. SEP 22 San Pablo Cressl, Orlinda, Contra Costa Co.: 19 (fishes Jan 13 Tilden Beach, Contra Costa Co. Colie: 1 5/8 on JANUARY 16 Travel Tale Wood Park Aix 260922

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Redhead Aythya americana Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif.: 10 Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 ♂ Apr.25 Pena Adobe Lagoon, Vacaville, Solano Co., Calif.: 1 ♀ Apr.26 Pena Adobe Lagoon: 1 ♂ Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif.: 6 May15 Woodland Sugar Ponds: 8

NATL Woodland Suburban Bldg. : 8 Woodland Suburban Bldg. - @ 19/20: Gena Adobe Rd., Nacogdoches, TX : 15 19/21: Gena Adobe Rd., Nacogdoches, TX : 10 19/22: Gena Adobe Rd., Nacogdoches, TX : 10 Jan. @ Benneley Avianic Eats, Bexar Co, Texas

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ring-necked Duck Aythya collaris Feb. 9 Marsh and Kellogg Creeks, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 20 on a lake not shown on maps on Marsh Creek Rd. Feb. 15 Briones Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 10 on Sindicich Lake Apr. 25 Pena Adobe Lagoon, Vacaville, Solano Co., Calif.: 4 Apr. 26 Pena Adobe Lagoon: 4 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 10 May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif.: 3♀♀ - very late or summery

14th Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif.: 36# - very little on summit. Board Data, Nevada Co., Calif. 10 Apr 26 Ground Above Paddock - H Apr 25 Ground Above I-Paddock, Vacaville, Sacramento Co., Calif. + Sandwich Paddock Feb 12 Briones Rd., Granby Control Costs Co., Calif. - 10 on on a plate not shown on map or Ranch Creek Rd. Feb 9 March and Hilltop Creek; Canyon Control Co. Calif. - 50

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Canvasback Aythya valisineria Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 20 Dec.21 Boulder area, Boulder Co., Colo : 15 on Valmont Res

1947 2.V. Rewseri [illegible] Dec 21 Boulder and Boulder Co, Colo: 12 oz Network Res June Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co, Calif.: 30

Re J.V. 1974 Greater Scap Aythya marila Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: G on ocean off Pebble Beach. The broad nail on the tip of the bill was clearly visible in the scope at 200 yards. Another-5 were in Monterey harbor.

Remsen's 1974 2/6 were in Monterey harbor Clearly visible in the scope at 300 yards: Another 2 Jan. 2 Monterey Bay, Monterey Co., Calif.: On ocean off [illegible] Apple Beach. The board out on the tip of the hill was [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lesser Scaup Aythya affinis Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 10

1974 T.A. Ruwesni, Ayttyd Ayttyd Kesser Scung T.A. Betteled Ahtetic Eain, Alamedad Co. Clift : 10

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula Jan.5: Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 5 on ocean off Pebble Beach

PTH J-V: Remsen' Bracegirdle Common cleaved Goldeneye Jan.2 Monterey Penins. Monterey Co. Calif.: 2 on open off George Bech

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bufflehead Bucephala albeola Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co. Calif : 10 on ocean off Pebble Beach May 9 Needles, San Bernadino Co, Calif : 1m in marshy pond along Colorado River - extremely late for so far south.

Kreuzen 2.A. 1844 along Colorado River -- extremely late for so far south May 9 Needles, San Bernardino Co. Calif.: 1/8 in marshy bottom people heard Jan. 2 Monterey County, Monterey Co. Calif.: 10 to 20 o'gann off

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Oldsquaw Clangula hyemalis Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: 1 ♀ or imm. ♂ swimming among boats docked in Monterey harbor. Jan.26 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif.: 3 ♀ or imm. ♂ together in the harbor - First time I'd ever seen more than one at a time in Calif Monterey Penin: same bird as on Jan.5 present in Monterey harbor, Feb.2 Moss Landing: same 3 birds as on Jan.26, again together. Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 imm. or ♀ with flock of scaup. - all white sides, whitish face patch, surrounded by brownish [illegible] tan; near size of Ruddy Duck. June9 Princeton Harbor, San Mateo Co., Calif.: |

June 2 Princeton Harbor San Mateo Co Calif : 1 Duck. Avt @ Bar Budge Toll Bridge, Alameda Co Calif . 1 mm to 7 Apr 5 Moss Landing. Sawe 3 birds on Jan 25, again together without ringed. Jan 2 Monterey Genus: came bird as on Jan 2 present in Monterey Harbor. more than one at a time in Calit. together in the harbor—first time I'd ever seen Ave. 3 mm to 4 # : Monterey Co Calif : 3 & or Ave Jan 30 Moss Landing, Monterey Co Calif : 25 not Jan 2 Monterey Genus: came bird as on Jan 2 present in Monterey Harbor.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Harlequin Duck Histrionicus histrionicus Jan.19 Año Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co, Calif: 4 ♂♀ swimming together off Año Nuevo Pt. They all stayed very close together, interacting frequently and diving synchronously. May20 Año Nuevo S.R.: 3 ♂♀

May 20 And Nuevo S.R. 385 and driving privately all sealed and close together, instructing frequently PI: Not Añe Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co., Calif. - H 96 [illegible] H141 J.A. R. Eisenberg Historia Instrumentos

Remsen, J.V. 1974 King Eider Somateria spectabilis Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: 1 imm. ♂ at Municipal Pier in Monterey harbor where it was found last Nov. It had a fishing line trailing from its mouth but still seemed to be feeding normally. Jan.26 Monterey Penin: same bird as on Jan.5 found resting on a rock in Monterey harbor.

1974 T.V. Kwsmm. Sawtornia spectabilis Ling Eider Resting on a rock in Monterey Harbor. No bird seen : same bird as on Jan.2 found Jan.25 Monterey County : It had a fishing line trailing from its mouth but Bite in Monterey harbor where it was found last Nov. Jan.2 Monterey Penin' Monterey Co. Calif.: I saw 3 of them

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White-winged Scoter Melanitta deglandi Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif: 20

[illegible] Jan 2 Monterey County, Monterey Co., Calif.: 50 [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Surf Scoter Melanitta perspicillata Jan. 5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 300 May 20 A& Nuevo St. Res, San Mateo Co., Calif : 1 f associating closely with 3 o Harlequin Ducks, including simultaneous diving and flying around together. Jun 5 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif : 150 at south point cove fishing docks

Rwsoni 2.A. 14.10 Jan 2 St.Kayes, Main Co.Calif: 150 at south point cave fishing docks Mar 30 Ano Nuevo St.Rcs San Mateo Co.Calif: 1 & association closely with 398 Hastedwin Ducks including simutaneous driving and flying around tosstbed Jan 2 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co.Calif: 300

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Black Scoter Melanitta nigra Jan.6 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: 3 ♀♀ in Monterey harbor Jan.19 Año Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co., Calif.: 15 off the point (10 ♂♂) Jan.26 Monterey Penin: 1 ♀ in Monterey harbor Feb.2 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif.: 1 ♀ Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif.: 2 ad. ♂♂ May 16 Moss Landing: 2 ♀♀ , 1 imm.♂ May 17 Moss Landing: 3 ♀♀, 1 ad.♂, 1 imm.♂ May20 Año Nuevo St.Res : 1 imm.♂ Jun 5 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif.: 1 ♂ + 1 ♀ at south point cave fishing docks

fishing docks 1av 2 64 Reyes Marin Co Calif : 18+ 1# at south point cave May 50 Añó Nuevo St Res : 1 mini G May 71 Moss Landing: 3 ft / 44.9 / mini G May 10 Moss Landing : 5 ft / mini G Apr 6 Baby Birds Toll Bridge Alameda Co Calif : 5 ap .8G Esp 2 Moss Landing Monterey Co Calif : 1 # Jan 20 Monterey Geniu : 1 # in Monterey harbor point (10.53) Jan 19 Año Nuevo Sdn Mateo Co Calif : 12 at the paper Jan 6 Monterey Geniu Monterey Co Calif : 3 # in Nentura

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ruddy Duck Oxyura jamaicensis Jan. 6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 40

Ремесленникова 17 1973 ОТ 2: ТИПЫ ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ ЧАСТНЫХ УЧЕБНЫХ ЗАВЕДЕНИЙ В СССР

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Hooded Merganser Lophodytes cucullatus Jan. 13 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 imm. ♂ or ♀ Lake Anza. Jan. 25 Tilden Park: same bird still present on L. Anza. Mar. 15 Tilden Park: probably same bird on Jewel Lake - extremely tame.

1974 2-V. Remsen! Jan 13 Tibor Gull! Control Cost Co. Call: 1 hour @ $75 Lane A-330 Jan 22 Tibor Gull: Np9 rabbit still bird sample : psoA+ no transfering to Auso-AusO Mar 12 Tibor Gull: Np9 rabbit probably same bird on Israel Rats - extremely faint.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Merganser Mergus merganser Feb. 9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1♂ + 1♀ at Antioch Munic. Res. Apr. 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 2♂, 1♀ Nimbus Fish Hatchery, Sacramento Co., Calif: 1♂

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-breasted Merganser Mergus serrator Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif: 17 (3?) Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 40 (10?) May20 Año Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co., Calif: 2 ?? Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co.: 3 ?? Dec.21 Boulder area, Boulder Co., Colo.: 14 on Valmont Res- most I've ever seen in Colorado.

It's been seen in Colorado. Dec 31 Border-drewd, Berthel Co, Colo : H at Arinunt Res - west Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co. : 3 ft May 20 Año Nuevo St. Bee, San Mateo Co. Calif : 5 ft Jan 6 Berkeley Athletic Park, Alameda Co. Calif: HO (108) Jan 29 Monterey Geniu, Monterey Co. Calif : I \ (88) Red-Preserved Merganser Mercury Senator HGP1 J.V. Kewzsu

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Horned Lark Eremophila alpestris Jan.6 Lucas Valley Rd., Marin Co, Calif : 25

Remsen V.V. 1974 Harold Lavin Eremophila alpestris Jan G Lucas Valley Rd, Marin Co Calif: 25

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Turkey Vulture Cathartes aura Jan.6 Pt.Reyes, Marin Co. Calif : 2 North Beach Jan.19 Pescadero Marsh+ Beach, San Mateo Co., Calif. 3 Jan.27 301 Camino Pablo, Grinda, Contra Costa Co.: 2 Jan.30 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co: 1+ Feb.3 301 Camino Pablo : 1+ Feb.6 I-680, Solano Co : 1+ Feb.9 Marsh+ Kellogg Creeks, Contra Costa Co. : 4 Feb.15 Briones Reg. Pawk, Contra Costa Co.: 3 Feb.18 Hwy. 580, Alameda Co. : 1 Feb.23 Briones Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co. : 2 Feb.29 San Pablo Creek, Grinda, Contra Costa Co. : 6 Feb.24 301 Camino Pablo : 8 Mar.6 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Mar.8 301 Camino Pablo: 2 Mar.10 301 Camino Pablo : 13 Mar.13 301 Camino Pablo : 4 . At 1905 two birds were observed in what must have been courtship flight. One bird was following the other slightly above and behind it, probably by about 5-10 feet. The lower bird wheeled and circled in evasive-looking maneuvers over a hillside about 100' and the other bird attempted to follow every move. Most of the time flight was leisurely but occasionally the lower bird would tilt suddenly and drop rapidly, but the upper bird still stayed close. This went on for about 20 minutes without interruption and then the two made a straight line away from the hillside to the SW and disappeared out of sight, one still very close behind the other. All this took place after sunset and it was getting dark when they deported - the automatic lights at Wagner Ranch School had already come on, triggered by the dim light. Mar.17 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Mar.18 301 Camino Pablo : G Mar.19 301 Camino Pablo : 1

Mar 14 301 Camino Gappo: 1 Mar 18 301 Camino Gappo: [illegible] Mar 17 301 Camino Gappo: [illegible] Mar 19 301 Camino Gappo : H At Plo2 two birds were spotted. Mar 10 301 Camino Gappo : 13 Mar 8 301 Camino Gappo : 5 Mar 6 301 Camino Gappo : 1 Feb 27 301 Camino Gappo : 8 Feb 25 Son Gappo Creek, Oxnard. Control Costs Co.: [illegible] Feb 23 Briones Rd., Gaini, Control Costs Co.: 5 Feb 18 Hwy. 280, Alamo Sqd Co.: 1 Feb 12 Briones Rd., Gaini, Control Costs Co.: 3 Feb 9 Dunlap-Kellady Crests, Control Costs Co.: # Feb 6 I-80, Solano Co.: 1+ Feb 3 301 Camino Gappo: 1+ Jan 30 Bordered Bay, Sonoma Co.: 1+ Jan 27 301 Camino Gappo, Grindal Contracosta : 5 Jan 19 Goschdoro Marsh, Beach, San Mateo Co. Call: 3 Jan 6 El Reyes Marin Co. Call: 2 North Beach already came on, triggered by the dim light. placed after sunset and it was setting down when they were still new moon - with only birded seals now (life gone, for its part, "All this too!" and two barneggs and k2 set at abidfin sat most your without interruption and then the storm out sat there and sail through still started close. The wait on for about 30 minutes. bird-egg sat that, larger gorb and whalebody hit below first was intensely but occasionally the lone bird sat to rest of snow more wolf of belgwitha bird into still sensitive-looking manuscance over a piloted spot too, and open to plastic bar balance bird snT. test ol-2 traps about 2-10 feet. The lone bird nursed and circled in yd pfeading, it birded two godo yllisity - after the snT followed. in what must have been completing flight. One bird was

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Turkey Vulture Cathartes aura Mar. 20 301 Camino Pablo : 8 Mar. 21 301 Camino Pablo : 9 Mar. 22 Alice Eastwood camp, Marin Co., Calif: 8 Sam. P. Taylor St. Paul, Marin Co.: 10 Mar. 30 Oakland airport : 1 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Mar. 31 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr. 1 301 Camino Pablo : 8 Apr. 2 301 Camino Pablo - 4 Apr. 6 301 Camino Pablo : 10 Apr. 7 301 Camino Pablo : 4 Apr. 8 Mt. Diablo St. Paul, Contra Costa Co., Calif. : 10 Apr. 9 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr. 10 301 Camino Pablo : 3 Apr. 12 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr. 13 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr. 14 301 Camino Pablo : 3 Apr. 15 301 Camino Pablo : 4 Apr. 16 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr. 17 301 Camino Pablo : 3 Apr. 18 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Apr. 20 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Apr. 21 301 Camino Pablo: 3 Apr. 22 Orinda: 1 Apr. 23 301 Camino Pablo : 1 San Pablo Res : 8 Apr. 25 I-80, Solano Co, Calif: 15 Apr. 26 Nimbus Fish Hatchery, Sacramento Co, Calif : 5 Rollins Lake Rd, Placer Co., Calif : 2 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co., Calif: 10 Pena Adobe Lagoon, Solano Co, Calif: 5 Sears Pt. Rd, Solano G, Calif: 4 Lucas Valley Rd, Marin Co, Calif : 10

ID#1 2-4-79 REVIEW FUSCO VALLEY RD, MAIN CO CAFE - 10 SEVEN 64 RD, SOLANO CAFE - H GAND ANADE PADRON, SOJANO C CAFE - 2 SILVINO FELIP RD, EL BARDO C, CAFE - 10 ROLLINS FALPERS, GRACER CO, CAFE - 5 A6r.78 NINNES FOR HATCHERY SECUREMENTO C CAFE - 2 A6r.79 I-80 SOJANO C, CAFE - 12 A6r.73 : 8 SAN GABRIEL RD A6r.73 : 1 OLDEG ORINO C 101 A6r.75 OILAND, - 1 A6r.74 : 3 OLDEG ORINO C 101 A6r.74 : 3 OLDEG ORINO C 101 A6r.74 : 1 OLDEG ORINO C 101 A6r.75 : 1 OLDEG ORINO C 101 A6r.78 H DUBRO ST, GRILL, CONCORD CO, CAFE - 10 A6r.7 A T. OLDEG ORINO C 101 - H A6r.2 OLDEG ORINO C 101 - 10 A6r.5 OLDEG ORINO C 101 - H A6r.1 OLDEG ORINO C 101 - 8 A6r.31 OLDEG ORINO C 101 - 5 A6r.30 OLDEG ORINO C 101 - 5 MAR.30 OILAND DISTRICT - 1 MAR.29 TAYLOR ST, GRIFFIN, MAIN CO - 10 MAR.25 ALICE RESTAURANT CAFE, MAIN CO, CAFE - 8 MAR.21 OLDEG ORINO C 101 - H MAR.30 OLDEG ORINO C 101 - 8 CATHARINES AND TURKEY NATURE

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Turkey Vulture Cathartes aura Apr. 26 (cont) Olema Marsh, Marin Co., Calif : 3 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co. : 5 May 2 Tilden Park : 2 May 3 301 Camino Pablo : 1 May 4 Mt. Diablo St. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 4 May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn. : 17 Mt. Diablo St. Park : 6 May 9 Circa to Kelso, San Bernardino Co., Calif : 5 Kelso to Needles, San Bernardino Co. : 1 Hwy 66, Topick to Flagstaff, Ariz : 6 May 11 Oak Creek Cyn, Coconino Co., Ariz : 2 May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz : 1 May 13 Tip Top Mtn, San Bernardino Co., Calif : 7 May 14 301 Camino Pablo : 1 May 17 Carmel Valley, Monterey Co. : 1 May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co. : 2 May 18 Orinda : 1 May 20 Hwy 1, San Mateo Co. : 1 May 23 Oaktale, Stanislaus Co., Calif : 2 May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley, Inyo Co. : 5 May 30 301 Camino Pablo : 1 June 1 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co : 2 Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch : 4 Jun 5 San Pablo Ridge : 1 Lucas Valley Rd. : 15 Jun 7 301 Camino Pablo : 2 June 4 San Bruno, San Mateo Co : 1 June 17 Lucerne Valley, San Bernardino Co. : 1 June 19 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Dec. 16 : Bodega Bay : 2 June 21 301 Camino Pablo : 1 June 23 301 Camino Pablo : 2 June 26 301 Cammo Pablo : 2 Nov. 29 Pt. Reyes area : 4

Nov 24 301 Camino Capio: 5 Dec 18 301 Camino Capio: 5 Jan 7 Pleas 301 Camino Capio: 1 Jan 21 Rivers Valley, San Bernardino Co. - 1 Jan 27 San Bruno Sunflower Co. - 1 Feb 4 301 Camino Capio: 5 Feb 5 301 Camino Capio: 5 Feb 6 301 Camino Capio: 5 Feb 8 301 Camino Capio: 5 Feb 9 301 Camino Capio: 5 Feb 10 301 Camino Capio: 5 Feb 12 Canyon Valley, Monterey Co.: 1 Feb 14 301 Camino Capio: 1 Feb 15 Woodland Sugar Cane Yolo Co.: 5 Feb 17 Canyon Valley, Monterey Co.: 1 Feb 18 Canyon Valley, Monterey Co.: 1 Feb 20 San Mateo Co.: 1 Feb 22 301 Camino Capio: 1 Feb 23 Oakhills, Stanislaus Co. Calif.: 5 Feb 25 301 Camino Capio: 1 Feb 26 San Bernardino Co. Calif.: 5 Feb 28 301 Camino Capio: 1 Mar 1 301 Camino Capio: 5 Mar 2 Furman Green Ranch, Yolo Co.: 5 Mar 4 301 Camino Capio: 1 Mar 5 Furman Green Ranch, Yolo Co.: 5 Mar 6 Furman Green Ranch, Yolo Co.: 5 Mar 7 301 Camino Capio: 1 Mar 8 301 Camino Capio: 5 Mar 9 Mt. Diablo St. Bldg., Contra Costa Co. Calif.: 4 Mar 12 Mines Rd + Del Puerto, San Benito Co. - 17 Mar 15 301 Camino Capio: 1 Mar 16 Tiger Barn: 5 Mar 17 Bovina's Produce Market Co.: 2 Mar 18 Giant Market, Marin Co. Calif.: 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 California Condor Gymnogyps californianus June 14 Condor Lookout, Mt. Pinos, Kern + Ventura Cos, Calif: 1 full adult gliding west over the summit at 1440 hrs. Never once flapped its wings although we could follow it on its straight line course for ~ 1/2 mile.

124 Rmssu! 27- California Cordon Chimney's <differences> Thus it Cordon Rockford, Mt. Pisces, Kiso Venturi Co. Chile I still don't blowing west out the summit of IHMO has Never once flagged its mass officially we could follow it on its straight line course for ~ or more

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White-tailed Kite Elanus leucurus Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg.Farm, Alameda Co., Calif : 2 . One calling - nasal whistle with rising inflection - wheeeeeee Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif : 2 North Beach Jan.19 Año Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co., Calif : 2 Jan.30 Hwy 101 at Petaluma, Sonoma Co., Calif : 1 Feb.6 Benicia St. Rec. Area, Solano Co., Calif : 2 Feb.8 Coyote Hills : 5 Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif : 5 Marsh + Kellogg Creeks, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif : 2 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif : 2 Apr.25 Sears Pt. Rd, Solano Co., Calif : 1 Apr.26 Hwys 50 + 5, Sacramento Co., Calif : 1 Nov.28 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif : 1 Dec.10 Dumbarton Bridge, Alameda Co. : 1

Dec.10 Dampson Bridge Alameda Co.: 1 Nov.28 Moss Landing Monterey Co.: 1 Aug.20 Hays St + 25 Sacramento Co.: 1 Aug.22 San Pablo Solano Co.: 1 Fsp.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co.: 5 Fsp.17 New NWR, Nern Co.: 5 Marsh + Nelly's Creeks Control Costa Co.: 1 Fsp.D Edenem Control Costa Co.: 2 Fsp.8 Coyote Hills: 2 Fsp.C Benicia St Rec Area Solano Co.: 5 Jan.30 Hwy 101 at Bodega Bay Sonoma Co.: 1 Jan.19 Ano Nuevo R San Mateo Co.: 5 Jan C Pt Reyes Marin Co.: 5 (North Beds) Calling - usual dispute with rising infection - whereever? Jan.2 Coyote Hills Red Gull Alameda Co.: 2 Quas Fsp. D. J.A. 1974 Rasmussen Elite Teachers White-tailed Nite

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Sharp-shinned Hawk Accipiter striatus Feb. 15 Briones Reg. PkM, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1i Apr. 8 Mt. Diablo St. PkM, Contra Costa Co. : 1i Apr. 9 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. : 1i Apr. 26 Salmon Falls Rd., El Dorado Co, Calif : 1u Rt. 1, Marin Co, Calif : 1u Dec. 26 7160 W. 9th Pl., LaVewood, Jefferson Co, Colo : 1u Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Spsgs, Colo : 1i Muir Springs, Morgan Co.

Remsen, J.V. 1874 Accident structures Spark-shinned Haven Dec. 28. Hair Calle to Hair Serge, Colo : II Thur Stamps, Horton Co. Dec. 26. Jleo W. Pitts', Lawrence, Jefferson Co. Colo : II Apr. 1. Havin Co. Calif : Iu Apr. 20. Salmonfield Rd., El Dorado Co. Calif : Iu Apr. P. 30/ Camino Gable Canyon Contra Costa : II Apr. 8. Mt Diablo St. East, Contra Costa : II Feb. 12. Brunner Red Gate, Contra Costa Co. Calif : II

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cooper's Hawk Accipiter cooperii Feb.17 Elkhorn Plain, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif.: li in scrub Mormon Tea miles from nearest tree Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif.: li, 1u. Feb.23 Briones Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: lu calling. Mar.9 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: li Mar.10 301 Camino Pablo: 1u Mar.15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1u Jewel L. Mar.23 Alice Eastwood Campg., Marin Co., Calif.: 1u Apr.6 301 Camino Pablo: 1u Apr.26 Rollins Labeled Rd., Place Co., Calif.: 1u Salmon Falls Rd., El Dorado Co., Calif.: 1q May5 Mines Rd., Santa Clara Co., Calif.: 1u May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 1a sitting on nest about 20' up in dense willow riparian,

No next apt, so if in doubt allow return. May 13 Big Morongo Retreat; San Bernardino Co Calif: la sierra 5 Miles Rd, Santa Clara Co Calif: N Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co Calif: P Aguaje Rolling Valley Rd, Placer Co Calif: N Agri.6 301 Camino Gato : N Mar.29 Alice Eastwood Combo Marin Co Calif: N Mar.12 Tidien Gaili, Contra Costa Co Calif: N tens f. Mar.10 301 Camino Gato : N Mar.8 301 Camino Gato, phony, Contra Costa Co Calif: 11 Feb.23 Princes Red Earth, Contra Costa Co Calif: 14 calls Feb.18 San Luis NWK, Merced Co Calif: 11 : 11 : 11 Feb.17 Elk Know Glny, San Luis Obispo Co Calif: 15 in scamp Johnson Ted miles from nearest tree Accident coobern Coober's Hawn Review 2.V. H-PI

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-tailed Hawk Buteo jamaicensis Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 2 Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif : 2 Jan.13 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 2 Jan.18 Tilden Park : 2 Jan.19 Pescadero Marsh + Beach, San Mateo Co., Calif : 1 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co : ? 5 Jan.24 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. : ✓ Jan.26 Lapis Rd., Monterey Co., Calif : 1 Jan.27 301 Camino Pablo : 5 Jan.30 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co. : 1 Feb.3 Tilden Park : 1➔ Feb.6 Benicia St. Rec. Area, Solano Co. : 3 Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co : 3 Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co. : 8 Northeastern Alameda Co : 4 Victoria Fs., San Joaquin Co.: 2 Feb.10 301 Camino Pablo : 1➔ Feb.15 Briones Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co. - 1 Feb.16 I-5, Fresno Co. : 1➔ Hwy 33, Fresno Co : 1➔ Hwy 33, Kings Co. : 1➔ Hwy 33, Kern Co. : 1➔ Feb.17 Elkham Plain, San Luis Obispo Co.: 2 Calif. Valley-Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co. : 5 Kern NWR, Kern Co : 20 Pixley NWR, Tulare Co. : 1➔ Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co : 20 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co. : 5 Hwy 33, Stanislaus Co. : 1➔ Feb.22 Briones Reg Park, Contra Costa Co. : 3 Feb.23 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co : 1 Feb.24 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Feb.26 Tilden Park : 1

ISP 26 Tilden Gain : 1 ISP 54 301 Camino Gdpplo : 5 ISP 28 San Gdppo Crcstl, Oninda Contrc Costo Co. : 1 ISP 35 Brionco Red Gwin, Coutro Costo Co. : 3 Hwy 33' Starz Placs Co. : 1 Santa Fe Grudtc, Ncrct Co. : 2 ISP 18 San Pntr NMx, Merccd Co. : 50 6X160 NMx, Tnlors Co. : 1+ New NMx, New Co. : 50 Cliff.Vdllcr-Carrizo Plain SumPmrs Oplzbo Co. : 2 ISP 17 Elkham Gldru San Pntr Oprrbo Co. : 5 Hwy 33' New Co. : 1+ Hwy 33' Nuss Co. : 1+ Hwy 33' LccsnoCo. : 1+ ISP 16 I-2 Ptsuno Co. 1+ ISP 21. Briones Red Gwin, Coutro Costo Co. : 1 ISP 10 301 Camunc Gdpplo : 1+ Victoria Tr, San Jodcrine : 5 Northcstern Almond Co. : 4 ESP. Eastern Contrc Costo Co. : 8 ESP 8 Coyote Hills Red Gwin, Almondcd Co. : 3 ESP 6 Bcnict St Pcc-Arcd, Solano Co. : 3 ESP 3 Tilden Gwin : 1+ Jan 30 Bobadd Rd, Sonoma Co. : 1 ISP25 301 Camunc Gdpplo : 2 Jan 26 Rdgr Rd, Monterey Co. Colif. : 1 Jan 24 301 Camino Gdppo, Oninda Contrc Costo Co. : 1 Hite Moon Bay, San Mctco Co. : 5+ Jan 16 Besscdccdo Marsh+ Beach, San Mdtoco Co. Colif. : 1 Jan 18 Tilden Gwin : 3 Jan 20 Tilbcu Gwln, Contrc Costo Co. Calir: : 5 Jan 26 Gt. Rcyccs Marin Co. Calif. : 5 Jan 29 Coyote Hills Red Gwin, Almondcd Co. Colif. : 5 Bef-tailcd Hdm Butco Jcmwics-5212

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-tailed Hawk Buteo jamaicensis Feb.28 Cal St. Univ., Hayward, Alameda Co., Calif: 1 ad. Mar.2 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Mar.9 301 Camino Pablo : 3 Mar.10 301 Camino Pablo : 3 Mar.13 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Mar.14 UCB: 1 Mar.15 Tilden Park : 19 Mar.17 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Mar.18 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Mar.20 301 Camino Pablo : 4 Mar.21 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Mar.22 Alice Eastwood Campg., Marin Co., Calif: 1 Sam P. Taylor St. Park, Marin Co.: 1 Mar.31 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr.1 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr.2 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr.3 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Apr.5 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Apr.6 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Apr.7 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Apr.8 Mt. Diablo St. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 2 Apr.9 301 Camino Pablo : 4 Apr.10 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr.12 Et. Pinole Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co.: 2 Apr.13 301 Camino Pablo : 2 Apr.14 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Apr.16 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Apr.18 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Apr.22 Orinda: 1 Apr.21 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Apr.25 Hwy 80, Solano Co., Calif: 5 Apr.26 Nimbus Fish Hatchery, Sacramento Co., Calif: 1 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 2

Boca Raton Medical Co Coll: 1 06/25 Wipre Fdn Hithard Edument Co Coll: 1 06/25 Had 80 Solano Co Coll: 2 06/25 Had 30 Camino Gable : 1 A6r.35 Outed : 1 A6r.18 301 Camino Gable : 1 A6r.16 301 Camino Gable : 1 A6r.14 301 Camino Gable : 1 A6r.13 301 Camino Gable : 5 A6r.15 6t Bridge Rd 6th Control Graphs Co: 5 A6r.10 301 Camino Gable : 5 A6r.9 D. 301 Camino Gable : 4 A6r.8 Mt Diablo St 6th Control Cost Co Coll: 5 A6r.7 301 Camino Gable : 1 A6r.6 301 Camino Gable : 1 A6r.5 301 Camino Gable : 1 A6r.2 301 Camino Gable : 5 Mar.31 301 Camino Gable : 5 Jan.6 Taylor St 6th Marin Co Coll: 1 Mar.22 Alice Establish Corp Marin Co Coll: 1 Mar.21 301 Camino Gable : 1 Mar.20 301 Camino Gable : 4 Mar.18 301 Camino Gable : 1 Mar.17 301 Camino Gable : 1 Feb.25 Tibes Gable : 5 Feb.14 #1 Van NCR: 1 Jan.19 301 Camino Gable : 1 Nov.18 301 Camino Gable : 3 Nov.10 301 Camino Gable : 3 Nov.7 301 Camino Gable : 3 Nov.5 301 Camino Gable : 1 Sep.29 Oil St Niva Hithard Van Coll: 1 dd

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-tailed Hawk Buteo jamaicensis Apr.26 (cont) Cisco Grove, Placer Co., Calif: 1 I-80, Boca to Cisco Grove : 2 Rollins L. Rd., Placer Co., Calif: 4 Salmon Falls Rd., El Dorado Co., Calif: 6 Hwy's 50+5, Sacramento Co., Calif: 5 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif: 2 Penq Adobe Lagoon, Solano Co., Calif: 2 Sears Pt. Rd., Solano Co.: 3 Lucas Valley Rd., Marin Co., Calif: 5 Apr.29 301 Camino Pablo: 1 May 2 Tilden PAVI : 2q, li May 3 301 Camino Pablo: 1 May 4 Mt. Diablo St. PAVI, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 2 May 5 Mines Rd+ Del Puerto Cyn: 7 Mt. Diablo St. PAVI: 1q May 6 301 Camino Pablo: 1q May 9 Cima, San Bernardino Co., Calif: 1q Kelso to Needles, San Bernardino Co.: 1q Hwy 66, Topach to Flagstaff, Ariz: 1q May 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co., Ariz: 1 May 11 Flagstaff to Grand Cyn: 1 May 13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernardino Co, Ariz: 1 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co.: 1q sitting on nest 50' up in isolated cottonwood in field. May 15 301 Camino Pablo: 1q May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co: 2 May 20 Año Nuevo St. Res.: 1q May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif: 1q May 25 China Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1q May 30 301 Camino Pablo: 2q Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co.: 1u Oasis Ranch: 1u June 8 Orinda: 2q

Jan 8 Owdd - 20 Chinn Ranch - 1 Furnace Creek Ranch, Tuco C - 10 301 Camino Gpplo : 5 Hid 25 Chinn Ranch, Tuco Co. Calif. : 1d Hid 24 Oda's Ranch Mono Co. Calif. : 1d May 30 Avro Nveros St. Res. : 1d May 12 Woodland State Gounds Yolo Co. : 5 301 Camino Gpplo : 1d May 12 May 9 301 Camino Gpplo Mt. Diablo St. Gpwn. : 1d Hines Rd + Del Gusto Cln : 7 Hid 4 Mt. Diablo St. Gawn, Contra Costa Co. Calif. : 5 301 Camino Gpplo : 1 Hid 8 Tilpen Bay : 2a : 1l 301 Camino Gpplo : 1 Apt. 26 May 9 Hid 7 301 Camino Gpplo : 1d Civud, San Bernardino Co. Calif. : 1d Nesto to Nestles San Bernardino Co. : 1d Hid 5 Ave A + 4th St. Flidsstaff, Avila : 1d Flidsstaff Ave, Cocorino Co. Ariz. : 1 May 10 May 11 Flidsstaff to Grand Cany : 1 Hid 13 Arrestive Creek San Bernardino Co. Ariz. - 1 Bid Motels Refuge San Bernardino Co. : 1d sitting on nest So, up in scattered cottonwood in field. Apt. 26 (copy) I-80 Roco to Cisco Grouve : 5 Cisco Grouve, Glacer Co. Calif. : 1 Red-tailed Hawk Brusco Jamnicciensis J.V. Rasmuson H7EH

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-tailed Hawk Buteo jamaicensis June 8 301 Camino Pablo : 2 June 11 301 Camino Pablo : 14 June 15 San Gabriel Mtns, Los Angeles Co. : 1 San Jacinto Mtns, Riverside Co. : 14 June 16 San Bernading Mtns, San Bernardino Co. : 1 Cam Spring, Riverside Co. : 1 coming in to roost at dusk June 17 Cam Spring : 2 left at dawn Big Morongo Refuge : 2 ad. + 2 juv. One ad. was feeding 2 flying juvs. at the nest. June 19 301 Camino Pablo : 2 h.a. June 23 301 Camino Pablo : 4 ad. riding same thermals) Tilden Park : 1 June 26 301 Camino Pablo : 1 Nov. 26 McClaren Park, San Francisco Co : 3 Nov. 28 Moss Landing : 2 Nov. 29 Pt. Reyes area : 2 Dec. 10 Dumbarton Bridge, Alameda Co : 11 Dec. 11 Bodega Bay : 2 Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Seps, Colo. : 5 (3 dark) Dark birds had pale primaries and secondaries but definitely had chunky shape of Red-tail. All dark tails on 2, one with red tail

PIH 2.V. Resew! Dec 38 Rau Lotts to Nina Gdds, Cole . 2 (3 quail) beg shid nptd guts & lumps and secondsuse out definitely had chops All that I can see is meaty trip on, it's just for the win. 10. Dec Dumfessor Bridges Alameda Co. : 1 Nov 28 6? Kites were . 5 Nov 28 Moo Focquinc . 5 Nov 36 McClaren Goin, San Francisco Co. : 3 Jan 50 301 Camino Goppo : 1 Titular Gail : 1 June 53 301 Camino Goppo : H qt. (give some thanks) Jan 56 301 Camino Goppo : 5 pts. 5 times in the past. Kid Marauder Rides, 2 qt + 5 jam Out of one feeding Jan 71 Cow Square . 5 left at dawn can't be told at a glance. I can only say that I am sure to lose it again June 19 301 Camino Goppo : 5 pts. Jan 21 San Bernardino Hills San Bernardino Co. : 1 Jan 22 San Capul Hills, Los Angeles Co. : 1 Jan 11 301 Camino Goppo : 1d June 8 301 Camino Goppo : 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Harlan's Hawk Buteo jamaicensis harlani Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Myir Spgs, Colo : I very pale bird along S. Platter. near Goodrich, Morgan Co - mostly dark above and with dark wing linings and some dark streaks on chest ; undersides of primaries and secondaries white, chest mostly whitish, some head white on face, tail white with some dark longitudinal streaks; chunky, Red-tail shape.

DSC 38 How-Palle to Hun-Spoo, Coto: I need gate bird show & flock Dear Goodrich Morton Co -- mostly plain space and with shrubbery; tset's no lights. Noab some box against from Noah some sort of yellow test, shiny emeraldness bird swimming to [illegible] Noab some dirt slide first , sort no study board .ggods lint-ball, yllanda, allante

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-shouldered Hawk Buteo lineatus Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co, Calif : 1; calling Olema Marsh Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co, Calif : 1 May 17 Tassajara Rd, Monterey Co, Calif : 2 near Jamesburg.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Broad-winged Hawk Buteo platypterus Dec. 13 Golden Gate Park, San Francisco Co, Calif: li spotted by Laurie Binford as it rose in a thermal at the Calif. Academy of Sciences. From a distance with the naked eye the whiteness of the underparts were con- s cious. It eventually set its wings and headed south, flying directly overhead, showing its nearly immaculate white underparts and underwings; short, broad tail and wings, dark malar streaks.

HPI V.A. Reuter, Dec 13 Golden Gate Bank, San Francisco, CA: I stopped by Jamie Birdland as it was a friend of mine and the only other contact of science. From a distance with the two new things on the computer and sys bender named the universe of the universe we can behold her again as it is naturally to exchange phase at once, however which only at the side ( unknown but thereon show splenomen) - digits alone that , now has last heard

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Swainson's Hawk Buteo swainsoni Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 2 - unusual location and altitude. May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif.: 1 ad.-dark phase.

14H J.N. Resueri May 12 Woodland Sugar Farms Yolo Co Calif: I do not have supply note # 1 Apr 26. Bock Dam, Nevada Co. Calif: I do not have control numbers and distribute

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Rough-legged Hawk Buteo lagopus Jan.5 Hwy 156, Castroville, Monterey Co, Calif : 1 typical black-bellied bird 2 miles east of town Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co, Calif : 2 North Beach Jan.19 Ano Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co, Calif : 1 Pescadero Marsht Beach, San Mateo Co, Calif : 1 ¼ mile s. of beach on Hwy. 1. Jan.26 Lapis Rd., Monterey Co, Calif : 8 counted - amazing number for so far south. Jan.30 Bodega Marine Lab, Sonoma Co, Calif : 1 Feb.6 Benicia, Solano Co, Calif : 1 n. of I-680 just n. of Benicia Feb.8 Coyote Hill Reg. Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 2 Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co, Calif : 5 Sherman Is., Sacramento Co, Calif : 1 Northeastern Alameda Co., Calif : 1 Mtn. House Rd. Feb.16 Hwy 33, Kings Co, Calif : 2 Hwy 33, Kern Co, Calif : 2 Feb.17 Calif. Valley - Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co, Calif : 2 Pixley NWR, Tulare Co, Calif : 2 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co, Calif : 3 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co.: 1 Hwy 580, Alameda Co., Calif : 1 Mar.22 Alice Eastwood Campg., Marin Co, Calif : 1 flying north over forest - migrating. Dec.11 Bodega Bay : 1 Dec.17 Butte Sink, Sutter Co, Calif: 2 Dec.28 Barr Lake to Muir Segs, Colo : 16 (2 dark)

1871 TV Ramsay Dec.28 Rdn Falls to Hun-2635, Colo : 16 ( 5 days) Dec.17 Exthe Sun, Nuff Co: 5 Dec.11 Bordered Boy: 1 Mar.22 White Eastwood Garage, Nuff Co: 14 plus north one-fours Hwy 880, Alamosa Co, Calif : 1 South Ft Griggs, Merced Co : 1 San Luis NMK, Merced Co: 3 Sixty NMK, Tulare Co, Calif : 5 Calif-Volley-Caruso Plain San Luis Obispo Co, Calif : 5 Hwy 33, Nuff Co, Calif : 5 Hwy 33, Nuff Co, Calif : 5 Montrealan Alamosa Co, Calif : 1 Mttn Hares Rd. Sherman Is, Sacramento Co, Calif : 1 Eastern Contra Costa Co, Calif : 2 Cotote Hill Res.-640ft, Alameda Co, Calif : 5 of Benicia Feb.6 Benicia Solano Co, Calif : 1 n twr I-880 Mttn Jan.30 Bordered Marine Rd, Sonoma Co, Calif : 1 unmpre for so far south. Jan.25 Podge Rd, Monterey Co, Calif : 8 counted - uncounted 1 mi beach on Hwy: 1 Escapadero Mount Beach, San Mateo Co, Calif : 1 Mttn Jan.19 Ano Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co, Calif : 1 Jan.6 Pt. Reyes Marin Co, Calif : 5 North Beach Jan.2 Hwy 120, Centralille, Monterey Co, Calif : 1 typical Pacificified Ramsay-Logger Hunt Bordered areas

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ferruginous Hawk Buteo regalis Jan.26 Lapis Rd., Monterey Co, Calif: 1 imm. in open grassland. Feb.10 Hwy. 33, Kings Co, Calif: 2i. One with completely white tail, the other fairly brownish Feb.17 Calif. Valley- Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co, Calif: 1 gd. Dec.17 Butte Sink, Sutter Co., Calif: 1 Dec.28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo: 1 dark phase at Muir Spgs- all dark except underwings ( but dark wing linings) and whitish tail (above and below)

ID#1 1/1 - Remsen! Butte Reading Assignments: Hahn Dec 28: Butte Reads to Main Street, Colorado All have excellent understanding (but not all) and written goals. Dec 30: All read "The Giver" by Lois Lowry. One child considered it boring; one found it too sad. Another said it was good but hard to understand. Jan 5: Read "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" by J.K. Rowling. Most enjoyed it; some thought it long and complicated.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos Feb. 9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 eating dead swan on Byron Tract Northeastern Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 ad.; 1 imm. Feb. 16 Interstate 5, Fresno Co., Calif.: 1; Feb. 17 Calif. Valley- Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif.: 2; soaring with Bald Eagle imm. Feb. 18 Interstate 5, Stanislaus Co., Calif.: 1 ad. Apr. 26 Salmon Falls Rd., El Dorado Co., Calif.: 1 ad. at n. end of El Dorado Hills Bvd. Sears Pt. Rd., Sonoma Co., Calif.: 1 ad. near Tubbs Is. May 5 Mines Rd., Alameda Co., Calif.: 19 Mines Rd, Santa Clara Co. Calif: 19 Del Puerto Cyn., Stanislaus Co., Calif.: 1i May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif.: 1i - very mottled. May 26 Beatty, Nye Co., Nevada; 1 May 27 Deep Springs valley, Inyo Co., Calif: 1i Dec. 17 Butte Sink, Sutter Co., Calif: 1i Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo.: 1 in Weld Co.

1941 J.V. Ramsay Dec 28 Blue Falls to Main Street Colo: 1 in Weld Co. Dec 27 Bethany Nye Co. Nevada: 1 May 15 Woodland Manor, Boardwalk Rd. Coli: 1 - very walled May 12 Mines Rd. Santa Clara Co. Calif: 1d May 2 Mines Rd. Alameda Co. Calif: 1d Apr 26 Salmon Falls Rd. El Dorado Co. Calif: 1 ap of n end of El Dorado Hills Blvd. FSP 18 Inglewood, Stanislaus Co. Calif: 1ap. FSP 17 Calvert Valley-Cariso plain, San Luis Obispo Co. Calif: 2 FSP 16 Interlake B. Fresno Co. Calif: 1i Northern Alameda Co. Calif: 1 ap 1 mile on Byron Tract FSP D Eastern Contra Costa Co. Calif: 1 eating head swam

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bald Eagle Haliaeetus leucocephalus Feb. 17 Calif. Valley-Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif: 1; soaring with 2 Golden Eagles on a salt bush plain, gradually climbing up with a thermal and moving north. This or another bird was seen 3-4 miles n. of this spot 15 minutes later. This was a good opportunity to study the differences in shape between the two eagles - Bald has much greater proportion of its body in front of its wings and less behind - it has a shorter, broader tail, broader wings, and a conspicuous larger, more hooked bill - the latter was visible at hundreds of yards. Tiern NWR, Tiern Co., Calif: 2; in view at once, both moving north. Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Sgs, Colo: 5q 2i lu in Muir Sgs- Jackson Lake area,

Dec 58 San Pablo to Mtir 2nd Colo: Ed St N in Mtir 2nd Jackson Falls area. New NWB, New Ca Calif: 3? in view at o'clock down moving north. hurry to start forster was located pil - the latter was visible at -180 degrees new - that got - (id followed soon) spatter border tail forward - and a considerable convergence a bar, grayish tint - aboard - notched front of its wings and seems to be less reddish - had it been too much direct light on the body. Ball did much direct brightening of it was in good ety to wait longer down and then it was a good opportunity to study the - slopes out from the two slopes later . This was a good opportunity to study the seen 3-H with N of this spot. It was an H - seen and moving north. This or another bird was probably climbing up with a thermal ll soaring with 2 Golden Eddies on a salt pan Feb 12 Calir Valley-Carizzo Plain San Luis Obispo Co Calif

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Marsh Hawk Circus cyaneus Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 10 Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif: 1 ♂ dive-bombing snowy owl at North Beach Jan.19 Año Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co., Calif: 5 Pescadero Marsh, San Mateo Co., Calif: 4 Feb.6 Benicia St. Rec.Area, Solano Co., Calif: 2 Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg.Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 6. (1 ad.♀, 1 ad.♂, 4 imm.). 1 ♂ performing spectacular roller-coaster flight. 75' At the top of each arc, he rolled over on his back before plunging down again. The down sweep was extremely fast, and pulled out at the last second, he had enough power to climb to the top of the next arc without flapping. Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif: 9 Feb.16 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co.: 4 Hwy 33, Kern Co., Calif: 1 ♀ Elkhorn Grade, Kern Co.: 1 Feb.17 Elkhorn Plain, San Luis Obispo Co: 2 Calif. Valley-Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co: 3 Kern NWR, Kern Co: 30 Pixley NWR, Tulare Co: 1 ♀ Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co.: 15 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co.: 5 Apr.25 Sears Pt. Rd., Solano Co., Calif: 1 Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 1 ♂ Hwy 50+5, Sacramento Co., Calif: 1 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif: 1

1/24 7. V. (52w30) Circles checkers March Hunt Jan 16 San Pedro, CA: 10 Code Hill Red Team, Alameda Co. Callie: 10 Jan 8 Mt. Reyes Main Co. Callie: 19 4th-dumping Sunday Oh at North Beach Jan 15 Año Nuevo 2 R., San Mateo Co. Callie: 2 H Escocano Marsh, San Mateo Co. Callie: 4 Feb 6 Bennett St. Rec Area, Solano Co. Callie: 5 Feb 8 Code Hill Red Team, Alameda Co. Callie: 9 (10 p.m.) volier-code-to-flight. [illegible] At the top of this arc he will get at a no two better sit, the next set and this back before glancing down past. The moon . need knob turning atated Hand aid to the falling band , last yesterday saw goods time (set second) he had somehow gone to climb and without flagging to the top of the next arc and trigger a Feb 16 Santa Fe Grande, Marecos Co. : 4 Feb 17 Eastern Central Costa Co. Callie: D Hwy 38 New Co. Callie: 1+ Elkton Grande New Co. : 1 Feb 15 Elkton Grain, San Luis Obispo Co. 2 Colif Nello-Cerrizo Grain, San Luis Obispo Co. : 3 New NK, Alow Co. : 30 Gyria NK, Tynia Co. : 1+ Feb 18 San Luis NMR, Muesco: 12 Santa Fe Grande Marecos Co. : 5 Aber 25 Sears Rd. Solano Co. Callie: 1 Apr 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co. Callie: 19 Hwy 50+2 Experimento Co. Callie: 1 Woodland State Game Yolo Co. Callie: 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Marsh Hawk Circus cyaneus Apr.26(cont) Sears Pt. Rd, Sonoma Co, Calif: 1 May 5 Westley exit, I-5, Stanislaus Co, Calif: 1♂↑ May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co, Calif: 1♂↑ May 20 Hwy 1, San Mateo Co: 2♂♀♀ between Año Nuevo Pescadero May 31 Tracy, San Joaquin Co: 1♂↑ Dec.11 Bodega Bay: 3 Dec.28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo: 4♂, 2 ♀/i

12/4 RMSI 2 A. Mars Hown Circle - Chorus Dec 58 Route to Mir-Side, Colo: HQ, 3 &! Dec 11 Boated back: 3 yds prstbl May 31 Tracy San Joaquin Co: 19 May 20 Hawk 1 San Mateo Co: 2.5A between Aylsworth + Prescott May 12 Woodland Suda Gouge, Yolo Co. Calif: 1y May 2 Wesley ext. I-8, Stanislaus Co. Calif: 19 Apr 30 (cont) Sac-Jo & Rd, Sonoma Co. Calif - 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Osprey Pandion haliaetus Apr.26 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co., Calif.: 1 June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif.: 1 Nov.29 Pt. Reyes area, Marin Co.: 1 on Tomales Bay

Комсомольск В.Т. ПГП1 Озёрный направление Апрель: Ботанический сад, Калифорния: 1 Май: Северный зал и Салон, Калифорния: 1 Июнь: Кэмпбелл-Колледж, Торонто: 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus Mar. 22 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co., Calif: I seen from distance coursing low over ocean cliffs and about 1 mile e. of Stinson Beach on Panoramic Hwy. Dec. 1 Nov. 29 Bolinas Lagoon: I very dark imm. at w. end of lagoon, observed from as close as 100'. This bird would fly out over a large concentration of ducks and other waterbirds, but did not attack, and was completely ignored by all except killdeers. Had he already made a kill and did the birds know that he wasn't hungry? Dec. 11 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co., Calif: I brown-backed imm. stooped on a coot walking on a mudflat but was unsuccessful. Underparts apparently barred like adult - molting?

15th 2-V- Reswens Dec 11 Bogged Bay, Sonoma Co., Calif.: 1 green-backed in. Sighting on a coast highway at no cost without pat was unsuccessful. Under the umbrella of bird watching - what is worth it? the bird knew that he would climb off. I would think that he made a full stop there and did not go further. and was completely unaware of all to put him away, but I did not see it. The bird moved from close to 100' over a large concentration of ducks and other waterfowl. Dec 12 Bogged Bay, Sonoma Co., Calif.: 1 green-backed in. Sighting on a coast highway at no cost without pat was unsuccessful. Under the umbrella of bird watching - what is worth it? the bird knew that he would climb off. I would think that he made a full stop there and did not go further. and was completely unaware of all to put him away, but I did not see it. The bird moved from close to 100' over a large concentration of ducks and other waterfowl.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Prairie Falcon Falco mexicanus Feb.16 Hwy 33, w.of I-5, Fresno Co, Calif.: 1 Hwy 33, Kings Co, Calif.: 1 Feb.17 Elkhorn Plain, San Luis Obispo Co, Calif: 2 - apparently a female chasing an apparent male, one bird, the pursuer, was larger and slightly darker than the other. One of the birds was calling. May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif.: 2 Dec.17 Butte Sink, Sutter Co., Calif: 2 Dec.28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo: 6. From a post distance sitting on a post, this species appears so white that all three of us called various individuals Ferruginous Hawks until we got glasses on the bird. [illegible]

ID#1 J.V. Kensyu Falco mexicanus Prairie Falcon May 26 Emancipation Green Ranch, INYO Co. Call: S Dec 13 Battle Spring State Park, Colo.: S Dec 28 Bird looks to similar species. Colo.: E. From a very close sighting. All three of us collected names individually. I am sure that there were no more than one bird and yet no people for an hour. I was watching as the dog ran out, but did not see it return until much later. The bird had gone into the tree tops where it remained silent and still. One of the birds was dark. The other was grayish-brown with white underparts. Both were seen near a creek in the early morning light. They appeared to be hunting small mammals. No other wildlife was observed during this period. Weather conditions were favorable for observation.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 American Kestrel Falco sparverius Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: 1 Jan.6 Ft. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif.: 1 Jan.19 Half Moon Bay, San MateoCo.: 1 Jan.26 Lapis Rd, Monterey Co: 5 Jan.27 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra CostaCo: 2 Jan.30 Bodega Marine Lab, Sonoma Co.: 1 Feb.6 I-680, Solano Co: 1+ Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, AlamedaCo: 2 Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co.: 15 Northeastern Alameda Co.: 9 Victoria Ts., San Joaquin Co.: 1 Feb.16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co.: 1+ I-5, FresnoCo.: 1+ Hwy 33, Kings Co.: 1+ Hwy 33, Kern Co.: 1+ Feb.17 Elkhorn Plain, San Luis ObispoCo.: 4 Hwy. 58., Kern Co.: 3 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co.: 2 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co: 4 Hwy 33, StanislausCo.: 1 Feb.24 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Mar.9 301 Camino Pablo: 1 h.o. Mar.10 301 Camino Pablo: 2 - attempted copulation observed Mar.13 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Mar.14 UCB: 1 bombing Red-tail Mar.19 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Mar.20 301 Camino Pablo: 2 Mar.21 301 Camino Pablo: 2 Mar.22 Sam. P. Taylor St. Park, Marin Co., Calif.: 2 attacking Red-tail Mar.31 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Apr.3 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Apr.7 301 Camino Pablo: 1 Apr.8 Lafayette, Contra Costa Co, Calif.: 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Merlin Falco columbarius Dec. 28 Barr Lalle to Muir Spps, Colo: 1 flyms low and fast over a stubble field in Weld Co.

1974 2.2. Review Merry Christmas Dec 28: Talk to Murray's Colo: I gave him and test over a student field in Weld Co.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 American Kestrel Falco sparverius Apr.13 Son Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1 Apr.25 I-80, Solano Co, Calif : 3 Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 3 I-80, Donner Pass : 1 Cisco Grove, Placer Co, Calif : 1 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co, Calif : 1 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co, Calif : 1 May 5 Minies Rd+ Del Puerto Cyn. : 3 May 9 Cima, San Bernadino Co, Calif : 2 May 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co, Ariz : 1 May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co, Ariz : 2 May 13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernadino Co, Calif : 1 May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds : 2 May 22 Tracy, Stanislaus Co, Calif : 1 May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif : 5 May 27 Oasis Ranch : 1 flew out of hole in tree. Jun 1 Oasis Ranch : 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co : 1 Jun 2 Oasis Ranch : 2 Deep Springs Ranch : 1 Jun 3 Oasis Ranch : 2 Deep Springs Ranch : 3 June 15 Condor Lookout, Mt. Pinos, Kern Co, Calif : 1 Nov.26 McClaren Park, San Francisco Co. : 1 Nov.28 Moss Landing : 3 Dec.10 Hay ward : 1 Nov-2 Dec.28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo : 7

Dec-28 Bear Lake to Twin Sgds Colo : 1 Nov-3 Hardwood : 1 Dec-10 Nov-28 Moss Mountain : 3 Nov-26 McCloskey Bays, San Francisco Co. : 1 Jan-18 Cougar Rockport Mt. Greys, Kern Co. Calif. : 1 Dee6 Springs Ranch : 3 Oasis Ranch : 5 Dee6 Springs Ranch : 1 Oasis Ranch : 5 Jan-7 Oasis Ranch : 2 Dec-5 Tracy Shuners Co. Calif. : 1 Mar-12 Woodland Ponds : 5 Mar-13 Atchison Creek, San Bernardino Co. Calif. : 1 Mar-15 Mountsman Well, Yuba Co. Aus. : 5 Mar-10 Flodstaff area, Coluino Co. Ariz. : 1 May 4 Civd, San Bernardino Co. Calif. : 5 May 2 Mites Rd + Del Grito Can. : 3 Woodland Ponds, Mono Co. Calif. : 1 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co. Calif. : 1 Crisco Grove, Placer Co. Calif. : 1 I-80, Donner Pass : 1 Apr-26 Boca Dam Nevada Co. Calif. : 3 Apr-25 I-80, Solano Co. Calif. : 3 Apr-13 Son Bapto Creek, Oruad Costa Co. Calif. : 1

Re J.V. 1974 California Quail Lophortyx californicus Jan. 27 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 h.o. May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn: 37, all in pairs - only 12 on same trip last year.

10/4 J.A. Kawasui Tobyatax California California Qnal Is on same trip just your May 2 Miles Rd + Del Nuevo Car - $7. All in good - only You, JI 301 Camino Padre / Oviedo Centurist Co. Cell: 1 p.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Gambell's Quail Lophortyx gambeli May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz - 3 Earp, San Bernardino Co., Calif : 5

HP TV Remsen! May 12 Monte Bello Well Yavapai Co., Ariz. 8:30 PM East San Bernardino Co. Calif. 2 [illegible] [illegible]

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Mountain Quail Oreortyx pictus May 17 Tassajara Rd., Monterey Co, Calif: 5 h.o.

HP/1 V.T. Rensselaer Oreathx pictus Mountain Devil Page 15 Tesserae &c. Monterey Co. Calif. θ p.o.

Ring-necked Pheasant Phasianus colchicus Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 8 Apr.26 Munger Lake, Sacramento Co., Calif: 1 ♂ called at about 0045 hrs. just after I had imitated Great Horned Owl

Remsen, 2v. P114 6hodsians cotchicks Rus-necked present June 2 cotchk hills red farm, Alameda co. Calif: 8 Agree Munsel Falls, Sacramento Co. Calif: I & called at depart- 00H2 No. just after I had written great Hanford

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Chukar Alectoris chukar Feb 16 Elkhorn Grade Rd, Kern Co, Calif : 5+ heard only, calling at dusk on the rocky hills to the west of the LeContels Thrasher wash. May 24 Tollhouse Spring, Westgard Pass, Inyo Co, Calif : 6 Jun 1 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co : 4 Scotty's Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co. : 10 sitting in shade of a rock at noon Jun 2 Lidq, Esmeralda Co, Nevada : 1 crossing road with 4 small chicks Scotty's Castle : 1 h.o.

Scott's Cash: I h.o. small circle Jan 5 Paid, Farnsworth Co. (signed) , I can't read what it says. in shade of a room at noon Scott's Cashes, Death Valley NM. Tune Co.: 10 cents 1/27 066 Springs Ranch, Tune Co: H Jan 24 Tollhouse Spring's Westward Rose, Tune Co. (signed) west of the Reservoirs. Did not set to town. only calling at dawn on the local hills to find ESP-1C Eikman Ridge Rd. Kern Co. (Signed): S+ board Jan 20 T.V. Rumsou!

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Sandhill Crane Antigone canadensis Feb. 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co, Calif : 75 Feb. 17 Calif. Valley-Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co, Calif - 39 circled in a thermal until at a very high elevation and then flew N. Hwy. 58, Simmler to McKittrick, Kern Co, Calif : 39, undoubtedly the same flock seen earlier in the day, flying NE. Feb. 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co, Calif : 400 . Some dancing. Two birds apparently engaged in a courting flight-- One bird gave a more rapid, louder series of flight calls than normal in flight as it joined another lone flying bird. It then flew with its wings arched upwards and stiffened for 30 seconds very close to the other bird. They continued in normal flight, but still very close together, out of sight.

HPI T.V. Remseni Feb 18 San Luis NWK, Merced Co. Calif : 4:00 . Some dancers The birds obviously engaged in a courtship flight-- One bird gave a more rapid, longer series of booms to call itself as another male flew up another long flight and was then joined by a new close to the other bird. They continued to perform at normal flight out of sight. Feb 17 Calif. Valley-Carrizo Plain San Luis Obispo Co. Calif - PZ circled in a thermal north at a very high altitude and then flew in a straight line NE. And 28, similar to McNithen, Kern Co. Calif : 3d. A bird appeared the same flight seen earlier in the past on an eastern pass by the field. It was Feb 16 Los Banos MWA, Merced Co. Calif : 7s

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Clapper Rail Rallus longirostris Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif.: I walked out on exposed mudflat as it made its way leisurely from one clump of grass to another- across a gap of ~ 100 ft. Feb.1 Apr.1 Alameda South Shore: I seen Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif.: 2 h.o. Dec.10 Dumbarton Bridge, Alameda Co.: 3 seen beautifully at high tide

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Virginia Rail Rallus limicola Feb. 6 Benicia St. Rec. Area, Solano Co., Calif : 2 h.o. Feb. 8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 2 h.o. Feb. 9 Marsh + Kellogg Creeks, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 h.o. at lake not shown on AAA map on Marsh Creek Rd. Feb. 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif : 1 seen. Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif : 1 h.o. Feb. 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif : 1 h.o. Apr. 26 Olema Marsh, Marin Co., Calif : 3 h.o. Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo : 1 seen + 3 h.o. in extensive cattails at Muir Springs, Morgan Co.. The seen bird was flushed out of a dry weed patch.

Kensu V.T. 1974 Virginia Rai Rolls Limicola Dec 28 Bwt Rake to MWR Sgds Colo : I seen + 3 p.o. in expensive cattle of MWR Sgds | Morgan Co. The seen bird was flushed out of a dead wood ditch. Apr 26 Olema Marsh, Marin Co. Calif: 3 p.o. May 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co. Calif- I p.o. May 17 New NWR, Kern Co. Calif : 1 p.o. May 10 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co. Calif: I seen at Jame not shown on AAA map on Marsh Creek Rd. Feb 4 Havah + Hellys Chester Contra Costa Co. Calif: 1 p.o. Feb 8 Coyote Hills Res Bank, Alameda Co. Calif : 2 p.o. Feb 6 Benicia St Rec Area Solano Co. Calif : 2 p.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Sorg Porzang carolina Feb. 6 Benicia St. Rec. Area, Solano Co., Calif : 1 h.o. Feb. 8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 2 h.o. Feb. 9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 seen on Jersey Ts. Feb. 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif : 1 seen. Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif : 1 h.o. Apr. 26 Munger Lake, Sacramento, Sacramento Co., Calif : 1 h.o. 0045 hrs- responded to tape,

1971 V.A. Remsen! responded to page Apr 26 Hunter Falls Secrecy Co, Calif - I h.o. C04294 Feb 13 New NWA Klein Co, Calif - I h.o. Feb 16 Los Banos WIA Mercer Co, Calif - I seen Feb 6 Estew Control Cost Co, Calif - I seen on Tuesday 25 Feb 8 Coyote Hills Red. Farm Alameda Co, Calif - 3 h.o. Feb 9 Benicia St. Rec Area Solano Co, Calif - I h.o. Baldwin California Sold

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Gallinule Gallinula chloropus Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 13 Jersey Fs. Marsh and Kellogg Creeks, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 2 at large not shown on AAA map along Marsh Cr. Rd. Feb.14 Los Banos UMA, Merced Co., Calif.: 10 Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif.: 2 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif.: 74 - large number. Apr.26 Sacramento R., Yolo Co., Calif.: 2 in ditch Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co.: 2 May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds: 2 May 17 Monterey area, Monterey Co., Calif.: 1 Crespi Pond May 25 China Ranch, Tecopa, Inyo Co., Calif.: 1 ad. - on swimming hole. - rare e. of Sierras.

1974 J.V. Reimann Echinacea chlorogica Common Echinacea May 22 Chino Ranch, Tecate, Baja Co. Calif: 104 - 00 Apr 17 Monterey area, Monterey Co. Calif: 1 (Crespi Gourd) Mar 12 Woodland Sycamore Glands, Yolo Co.: 5 Apr 26 Sacramento R, Yolo Co. Calif: 5 in divar. Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co. Calif: TH - large number. Feb 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co. Calif: 2 Feb 14 Kern NWR, Kern Co. Calif: Feb 16 Los Banos NWA, Merced Co. Calif: 10 not shown on AAA nor world wide web. Mar and Kellody grasses, Central Coast Co. Calif: 5 at left Feb 4 Eastern Central Coast Co. Calif: 13 Jersey Fe Feb 8 Coyote Hills Red Bank, Alameda Co. Calif: 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 American Coot Fulica americana Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 100 June 17 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co., Calif: lad + G juv.

Rempel TV. HPI Folice d'American American CoT Junk 17 Big Norando Reserve San Bernardino Co Calif: 100 + 6 Jnx. Junk 2 Monterey County, Monterey Co. Calif: 100

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black Oystercatcher Haematopus bachmani Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: 2 Pebble Beach

Remsen V.I. 1941 Hemiptera Black Oystercatcher 2015 Monterey County, Calif.: 2 Peppis Beach

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Semipalmated Plover Charadrius semipalmatus Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif : 25 May 17 Moss Landings, Monterey Co, Calif : 1

107H J.V. Remsen! Jan. 22 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co. Calif.: 55 play 1st Moss Landing Monkey Co. Calif.: 1 Chapters semipaginated semipaginated flower

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Snowy Plover Charadrius alexandrinus Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 Feb.1 Alameda South Shore: 4 Feb.2 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif.: 8 May 25 Tecopa, Inyo Co., Calif.: 1 on road between Shoshone- and Tecopa in alkali marsh May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif.: 6 Nov.30 Moss Landing: 30 Dec.11 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co., Calif.: 1

184 7-7 Remsen! Dec 11 Roberto Rey, Serrano Co, Calif : ) Nov 30 Moss Ranch : 30 May 26 Emerald Green Ranch, Tuva Co, Calif : G May 25 Tecopa, Tuva Co. Calif: I am back between spaces--and Tecopa is different from Feb 7 Moss Ranch, Monterey Co. Calif : 8 Feb 1 Alameda South Space H Jan 25 Alameda South Space, Alameda Co, Calif : 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Killdeer Charadrius vociferus Jan.19 Año Nuevo S.Res, San Mateo Co, Calif : 5 Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg.Park, Alameda Co, Calif: one pair flew together, one behind the other by about 50', for at least 10 minutes all over the whole area without ever coming down. They were calling continuously, and I assumed them to be courting. May 5 Mines Rd., Alameda Co, Calif: 1 pair with 4 flightless chicks in a broad meadow along Arroyo Mocho. Two of the young were captured and photographed,

the young were captured and photographed. chicks in a broad meadow along Amado Mochos. Two of 2 miles Rd, Alameda Co Calif : I pair with H flightless and I dismissed them to be counting least 10 minutes all over the whole area without fronting up one and two painted on both settlers together, one behind the other at about 20' feet. Feb 8 Coyote Hills Rd, Alameda Co Calif : one pair flew Jan 19 Ano Nuevo Se Rte, San Mateo Co Calif : 2

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Mountain Plover Eupodys montang Feb. 17 Elkhorn Plain, San Luis Obispo Co, Calif : 300 in 2 flocks of 150 in heavily grazed area but which had tall clumps (~1') of grass interspersed which were apparently inedible to cows. Call when flushed- a low, harsh "trrrt'-trrrt" 6th Av, S. of Corcoran, Kings Co, Calif : 20 Pixley NWR, Tulare Co, Calif : 20

61x24 NWK, TN/AR CO, Calif: 50 @th Av, 2 of California, Nunda Co, Calif: 50 a for patch "trrt-trrt" was apparently inscribed to cover - calls when dropped. - birds burrowing coming from (1) of grass infested which fields of 120 in present owned area but which ESP 17 EINHOW Pidin, San LuisObispo Co, Calif: 300 ~ 5 [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-bellied Plover Pluvialis squatarola Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg.Farm, Alameda Co.,Calif : 2 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co. : 30, about 20 of which wee in or getting breed plum. Apr.12 Pt. Pinole Reg.Farm, Contra Costa Alameda Co. : 25, 3/3 in breed plum. May 19 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co. : 60 (55 NBP, 5 BP) May 20 Año Nuevo St.Res, San Mateo Co : 25 NBP, 1 molting June 9 Half Moon Bay boat trip, San Mateo Co : 1 NBP → N Jun17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif : 2 NBP

Jan 2 Agre Box Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co : 30 , about 50 of Colgate Hills Rd & N Alameda Co Calif : 5 which one is or getting fixed down. Oct 12: Agt. Private Red Guard, Alameda Co : 52 May 19 Alameda South Shore Alameda Co : 60 (see NBG 2 86) Mar 30: And Avenue St Res, San Mateo Co : 52 NBG 1 washing Jun 9 Half Moon Bay Post trip San Mateo Co : 1 NBG -> N Janet 1 North end of Sun Riveside Co Calif : 5 NBG

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Surf bird Aphriza virgata Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: 3 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif: 24 in breeding plumage on rock piles; mainly at KDIA station but also some (9) at base of duck club boardwalks. Apparently regular but rare here in April.

HP1 2-V. Resen' Aglanl ptgou SueFbub A Bog Bridge Toll Gassed, Alameda Co. Calif., Jul in Decessi Alta. E. Morned Genus' Co. Collie: Glmwse on road bikes, 2569 Noor no permutg the route A10N to Vinem, also some (P) at base of much ship passenger Abbotway. reguer put one here in Agta.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres Feb. 1 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif: 2 Apr. 6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co.: 1 non-breed. plum. Apr. 12 Pt. Pinole Reg. Fari, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 in nearly full breed. plum. May 16 Monterey area, Monterey Co, Calif: 1 non-breed. plum.

Reversu V.V. НГР1 Arendo interiores Rybya unotemnt Feb.1 Alameda South Shore,Alameda Co, Calif.:5 Apr.2 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza,Alameda Co: 1 non-pressed glass Apr.15 6th Street Road Gain,Central Costa Co,Calif.: 1 in nearly Nov.10 Monterey area,Monterey Co,Calif.: 1 non-pressed glass

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black Turnstone Arenaria melanocephala Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif: 50 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plqza, Alameda Co., Calif: 20, most of which were in or getting breed. plum. Apr.12 St. Pinole Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 15 May 17 Monterey area: 0 - despite searching specifically for this species in rocky intertidal. May20 Año Nuevo St.Res., San Mateo Co., Calif: 4

Año Nuevo St Res., San Mateo Co Calif: H May 17 Monterey area : O - design searching specifically for the effects in social interaction. Apr 15 64-Granite Ridge, Contra Costa Co. Calif: 12 which were in or setting beside a farm Aug 6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co Calif: 30 (cost of Tues Monterey Penins Monterey Co Calif: 50

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Long-billed Curlew Numenius americanus Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co, Calif : 2 Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co, Calif : 60 Byron Clifton Rd.

1974 J.V. (Remssu) Numerous americans Long-dilled Curlen Jan 22 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co. Calif.: 2 Feb 4 Eastern Contra Costa Co. Calif.: 60 Bay Area Children 69

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Whimbrel Numenius phaeopus Jan.30 Bodega Marine Lab, Sonoma Co., Calif.: 2 Apr.26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif.: 15 s. of woodland. May 16 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif.: 15 -> N May 20 Año Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co., Calif.: 65 -> N (11, 25, 21, 5, 4) June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif.: 3

(11, 22, 21, 5 H) June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co. Calif : 3 May 30 Año Nuevo St Rte San Mateo Co. Calif : E => N May 18 Moss Landing Monterey Co. Calif : 12 => N Apr 26 Woodland Stave Bonds Yolo Co. Calif : 12 s of woodlark Jan 30 Bobedellanes Rd, Sonoma Co. Calif : 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Spotted Sandpiper Tringa maculata Apr. 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 1 May 3 Loch Lomond Yacht Harbor, San Rafael, Marin Co., Calif.: 3 May 20 Año Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co., Calif.: 1 May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif.: 8 BP Jun 2 Scottys Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co.: 1 BP Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif.: 2 BP

HPPI 7.A. , nswesnu June 25 Scott's Cattle, South Valley NM, Tuva Co.- 1 $6 Apr 24 Odesi Ranch, Mono Ca, Calif - 8 $6 Mar 20 Año Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co, Calif - 1 Mar 8 Josh Permony Ranch Harbor, San Rafael, Marin Co, Calif - 3 Aug 22 Good Deal, Nevada Co, Calif - 1 Deep Springs Ranch, Tuva Co, Calif: 5 $6

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Solitary Sandpiper Tringa solitaria Apr. 26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif: 1 - all dark wings, dark tail with light border-barred dark eye ring, thin bill, dark sides to chest. As many as 3 have been seen here a few days before.

Removal 2.V. 1dpt Agt. to Woodland, Sugar Grove Yolo Co. Cal.: - 'it hurt' 'nail', can eye, 'Nash bended-stood that the lint Nub, comu 'must need good E so yammi eA .tasto at estie thats , lid' 'gates a ten days before'

Reisen, J.V. 1974 Greater Yellowlegs Tringa melanoleucus Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co. Calif : 1

H J.V. Germes Tina wasteland Greater Yellows Jon C BerkeleyAdantic Gmll, Alameda Co. Calif.: I

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lesser Yellowlegs Tringa flavipes Dec.14 Hayward-Union City shore, Alameda Co., Calif: 2 on silt ponds. Only slightly larger than Dunlin and dwarfed by Willet whereas Greater Yellowlegs is slightly smaller than Willet and dwarfs Dunlin. Lesser bill relatively shorter.

14th 2/7 Roussu related sports. smaller than Willet and shots Dunin, Jesse Hill attribute or volleyball. There appeared talling of behavior quarterly Willet where's event letters is simply but home. Only slightly less than Dunin managed Dsc #1 Redwood-River City effort: A. Almond Co Colf: 2 on

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Wandering Titiller Heteroscelus incanum Apr. 26 Buxbury Pt., Marin Co., Calif : 2 May 16 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif : 8 -> N over. May 17 Monterey area, Monterey Co., : 6 May 20 Pigeon Pt., San Mateo Co., Calif : 1 Año Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co. : 2

1971 T.V. Rewseru Apr.25 Burbury 6t, Marin Co Calif : J May 10 Mass Landing, Monterey Co, Calif : 8 -> N ovo May 11 Monterey area, Monterey Co. : E May 20 Glacier 6t, San Mateo Co, Calif: 1 Año Nuevo St Res, San Mateo Co. : S

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Willet Catoptrophorus semipalmatus Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 10 Apr.12 Et. Pinole Reg. PArk, Contra Costa Co, Calif. : 40, many of which were in breed. plum. June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co, Calif : 2

1931 12-V. Kewson, June 17 North and South Riveride Co Calif : 5 Which were in good. condition. Apr-17, 64 Private Red Bank County Court Co Calif : 10 amount of Jan 2 Monterey Geniu , Monterey Co Calif : 10 Catastrophe surveyor Willet

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Dunlin Calidris alpina Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 2 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co. : 80, only about 3 of which were seen to have some black on belly, and only 1 of these had a reasonably complete patch Apr.12 Pt. Pinole Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 200, about 1/4 of which were in breed-plum. May 17 Moss Landing, Monterey Co, Calif : 50, mostly breed plum.

1841 V.V. Remsen Calculus, Algebra Drama Mall: Most Pandora Mountain Co. Calif.: 20 mostly bread grains Agri: Et Private Red Earth Control Company, Calif.: 500, about 3/4 of which were in bread grains. there had a reasonably complete batch of I year broods, yielded no fluid eggs even at 98 degrees dawn Agri: C. B. Bridges Toll Road, Pasadena, Calif.: 80 only about 8 of 750 fertile Adelaide birds released (Mallard Co. Calif.: 5

Reinsen, J.V. 1974 Rock Sandpiper Calidris ptilocnemis Jan.30 Bodega Marine Lab, Sonoma Co, Calif: 2 - at their standard location.

1974 J.V. R. Grewel? Calidrys efllocanmis Rock Saunders Jan 30 Boddy Marine Lab, Sonoma Co. Calif: - - at their standard location

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red Knot Calidris canutus Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co. Calif : 40 Feb.1 Alameda South Shore : 20 Feb.2 Moss Landing, Monterey Co. Calif : 4 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co. Calif: 4 non-breed. plumage. Apr.12 St. Pindie Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co. Calif: 236, 1/4 of which were getting breed plum.

1/31 R.W. Kremser Colleges Counties Red Knot Apr. 27 6t. Grindle Red Gail, Contra Costa Co. Calif. 25c N of Aug. 29 Agtr. Bob Bridges Toll Plaza, Alameda Co. Calif. H non pass Feb. 5 Mass Landing Monterey Co. Calif. H Feb. 1 Alameda South Space . 30 Jan. 22 Alameda South Space, Alameda Co. Calif. HO

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Least Sandpiper Calidris minutilla Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 10

1974 J.V. Kowson Calif Pittsburgh First Sandpiper Jan C Bethley Adult Book Armed Co Calif: 10

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Sandpiper Calidris mauri Jan. 25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif : 500+ Apr. 12 Pt. Pinole Reg. Eall, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 100 , 1/10 getting breed plum. Apr. 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 3 May 17 Moss Landings, Monterey Co, Calif : 500 - salt ponds. - large # for so late? May 20 Año Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co., Calif : 1 BP May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif : 2 BP May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch : 2 BP.

Mud 20 Enidace Green Ranch: 5 86 Mud 22 Enidace Green Ranch, Indo C, Calif: 5 86 May 20 Año Nuevo St Res., San Mateo Co., Calif. - 1 96 June for so late? Mar 17 Hos Ranching Market Co., Calif: 200 - self group. Apr 20 Boat Dam, Nevada Co, Calif: 3 Apr 15 Gt Privale Red Gull, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 100 . No Jan 22 Alameda South Shore Alameda Co, Calif: 600+

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Sanderling Calidris alba Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 30 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co., Calif : 25, none of which showed any signs of breeding plumage May 16 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif : 4 - 2 non-breed, 2 molting May 17 Monterey area : 1 molting Moss Landing : 15. either molting or non-breed. plum. The chest seems to get a grayish brown before any rust appears. May 20 Año Nuevo St. Res. San Mateo Co., Calif : 4 NBP.

14th T.V. Remsen, Mar 20 Ave Nuevo St. Res. San Mateo Co. Calif. H NB6 Most Landing : 12 either morning or non-power. 6 min the chest seems to set a strong brown before any wet objects May 17 Monterey Area : 1 waiting Matte Most Landing Monterey Co. Calif. H - 5 non-power, 5 waiting which opened and close of breaking ground Apr 6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza Alameda Co. Calif. 22 noon to noon Jan 2 Monterey Geniu Monterey Co. Calif. 30 Caligus alga sanderling

Reimsen, J.V. 1973 Ruff Philomachus pugnax Nov.26 Martinez, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1♂ (size of Greater Yellowlegs) in a marshy area - flooded field at the SE intersection of I-680 and Waterfront Rd. where it has been seen off and on since Sept. Field medium-length (shorter than Tringa) marks: bright orange legs; relatively short bill with pale base; white ovals on rump in flight; scaly brown back; speckled or mottled brown chest, paler buffy below. Silent. Waded up to belly in marsh, often probing like a dunitcher - in addition to foraging along shore and pecking here and there like a Tringa.

Nov.20 Martinez (Coutts) Co. Call: 19 (25K) [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1973 Common Snipe Capella gallinago Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co, Calif : 30 Olemq Marsh Apr.26 Olema Marsh, Marin Co. : 1 May 27 Mono Vista Spring, Mono Co, Calif. : 1 h.o- rapid series of toots.

1971 V.T. Remsen Common Suite diggled, ballads May 21 Mono Vista Spring Home Co. Calif = 1 box - rediff series Jan 6 6+ Reyes Martin Co. Calif : 80 Olmstead Apr 26 Olmstead Martin Co. : 1 : root

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Long-billed Dowitcher Limnodromus scolopaceus Jan. 25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif.: 3 heard, o. Feb. 16 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif: 500 Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif : 500 Feb. 18 Santa Fe Grade : 400 Apr. 26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif : 3000+

ID14 7-V- Remsen' Apr. 25 Woodland Siding, Santa Rosa, Calif.: 3000+ Fsp. 18 South Fr. Grade : 400 Fsp. 17 New NWR, Kern Co., Calif.: 500 Fsp. 16 South Fr. Grade, Merced Co., Calif.: 200 Jan. 22 Alameda, South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif.: 8 used o

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Short-billed Dowitcher Limnodromus griseus Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif.: 75 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co.: 60, about 5 of which were getting breeding plumage Apr.12 Pt. Pinole Reg. Parkl, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 200, only about 10 of which were getting bread. plum. May 19 Alameda Southshore: 20 (2 BF, 18 NBE)

Hwy 10 Alameda Southport, 50 (J86, 18 NB) (98N 81, 98 E) Ap 12. 6+ single Red Gain Control Co Gift: 500 only of which were delivered to trade. Apt 2 Bad Bridge Toll Plaza Alameda Co: 60, apart 2 Alameda South Shore Alameda Co Gift: 75

Remsen, J.V. 1974 American Avocet Recurvirostra americana Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 1 Feb.16 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif: 40 - about 1/2 in breeding plumage Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co.: 25, all of which were in or coming into breeding plumage

Kewson' TV HPI American Avocet Reconstructed American were in or coming into preceding glummes Agre. Bad Bridge Toll Bridge Co. $2 all of which seemingly printed Feb 16 South Fe Grande, Mercado Co. Cdif : HO - a post # June. Berkeley Athletic Club, Alameda Co. Calif: 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-necked Stilt Himantopus mexicanus Feb. 16 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co., Calif : 10 Apr. 26 Sears Pt. Rd., Solano Co., Calif : 2

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red Phalarope Phalaropus fulicarius Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: 1300+ - swarms on ocean a few hundreds yards outside kelp. Most at Pt. Pinos. Apr.26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif.: 1 winter plumage- pale gray, unstriped bill, broad short two-toned bill, very little dark on head. Probably only eighth record from Central Valley and perhaps the first spring record. May 16 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif.: 30 Monterey area: 20 May 17 Monterey area: 10 Moss Landing: 350. About 1/3-1/4 breeding plum ?? rest either ?? or molting ??; <1% in winter plumage. June 5 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif.: 1 ♀ BP at Mendoza Ranch pond. June 9 Half Moon Bay boat trip, San Mateo Co., Calif: 4

June P Helf Moon Boat Pool trip San Mateo Co. Calif : H Dave B 64 Reyes, Marin Co. Calif : I # 86 at Mendocino Ranch 163' either 92 or nothing at : ?8 million to 95 ranches less : 320 Most Funding : enibnD coom Yr-Ni port Yr-Ni passing 92 Hal 11 Monterey area : 10 Hal 16 Moss Landing Monterey Co. Calif : 30 from Central Valley and breaches the first giant record and little data on pond. Probably only slight record before others plan properly based on NAB staff now gate bird-out trade hood (did register pil) , tide bird Agri:58 Woodland Saddle Gonds Yolo Co. Calif : I water runway - pt 6,1403 to no ocean or freshwater yards above kept itself most Monterey County, CA. Jan:2 Removal TV: ID#1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Wilson's Phalarope Steganoopis tricolor Apr.26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif: 8 breed plum. May 15 woodland Sugar Ponds : 1 May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1♀,7♂ Tecopa, Inyo Co., Calif - 3 Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch : 2 June17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif : 10 BP

KP1 VT Ruwseu! steganography tricolor W: Phalaenops 90gavpl9 ehazt2 Jan 17 North end of the 3rd, Riverside Co. Calif - 10 86 Jan 5 Enidace Green Routh : 5 Tecceta, Tuyo Co. Calif : 3 May 25 Fumero Creek Ranch, Tuyo Co. Calif : 18.75 May 12 Woodland Sider Gardens : 1 Aug 26 Woodland Sider Gardens, Yolo Co. Calif : 8 beef beans.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Northern Phalarope Lobipes lobatus Apr. 26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co, Calif: 15 breed plum May 15 Woodland Sugar Ponds: 11; 3 bred. ad; rest ad or molting af. May 16 Moss Landing, Monterey Co, Calif.: 5 Monterey area, Monterey Co.: 10 May 17 Monterey area: 20 Moss Landing: 3200 counted on salt ponds May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 af June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co, Calif: 3 BF - late migrants or summering?

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pomarine Jaeger Stercorarius pomarinus Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: 2 light birds without tails seen from Ft.Pinos - ident. by size, slow flight. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 1 dark-phase adult and one paler bird, probably subadult.

1974 J.A. Reisen, Jan.2 Monterey Bay/Monterey Co Cliff: J light birds support help seen from pt Gunes - 25m19,pt. 30-Flight Feb.5 Monterey Bay offshore port trip : 1 dark-green gull hubs singing-throop ! quit food sadeffo yag8 yestrom 5.des cold one barge bird ,bird-skip one land

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Parasitic Jaeger Stercorarius parasiticus Dec Nov 28 Monterey area, Monterey Co. Calif : 1 light bird lacking central tail feathers at Pt. Pinos. Size of Heermann's Gull.

1944 J.V. Kremser writing exercises fantastic tiger Nov 30 Lunch Montreal and Montreal cafe: I [illegible] control tail feathers at 6.75oz size of headwing [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Glaucous Gull Larus hyperboreus Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co. Calif. 1 imm. with pure (nearly) white wings, some mottling on belly, very massive thick bill with pink proximal 3/4, sharply defined dark tip. Found in a large mixed-species gull feeding flock about ~5-7 miles w. of Moss Landing. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 1 imm. Very white wings, head; some mottling on breast and upper-tail coverts; tail pale tan, bill pale proximal 3/4, dark tip. About 10 miles off Moss Landing - probably same bird as last week.

Sep 3 Montreal Bot effsps post trip : git you . now I . forward in a large wired - spliced pair of hose running from the house to the shed, and then to the barn. we did not give up our poll on winter with snow, even with (snow) going down now. Jul 30 Montreal Bot effsps post trip : Git

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Glaucoous-winged Gull Larus glaucescens Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif: 35 Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co., Calif : 1 adult with a plastic canned-drink six-pack hoide stuck on its neck. It had apparently stuck its head through one of the six holes, gotten it over its head and around its neck, and was unable to remove it. The bird's mandibles were parted, as apparently the plastic collar was constricting its breathing. [drawing] - plastic Another adult was observed going through what was apparently a courting routine with an adult Western Gull; both birds faced each other and threw back their heads simultaneously, giving a loud series of calls in the process; then the head and bill were thrown forward and then back again. Later both birds walked in a rigid manner side by side in the same direction Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 500 in huge mixed-species gull flocks feeding offshore - mostly immis. Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif : 4 ads. on Antioch Mun. Res. May 17 Monterey area: 3i Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif: li

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Gull Larus occidentalis Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg Park, Alameda Co, Calif: 1 Jan.25 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co, Calif: 1 ad. apparently going through courtship routine with ad. Glaucous-winged Gull - see G.W. Gull for Jan. 25. Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 2000 in several enormous mixed-species gull feeding flocks.

14th 2.V. Kiemsen Jan 75 Monterey Bay offshore port tug: 3000 in reserve Jan 75 a. Glencore-Minced Call - see G.M. Call for further information regarding contract to continue with Alameda South Space, Alameda Co. Calif.: I dd. Jan 2 Coyote Hills Red Barn, Alameda Co. Calif.: I

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Herring Gull Larus argentatus Jan.19 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co., Calif.: 1 ad. Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 5 ads. Feb. 2 Monkey Bay offshore boat trip: 40 ads.

14th J.A. Rensselaer Herring Grill Taxes: $50.00 Jan 26 Montreal Bay off shore post trip : 2 ups Jan 28 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co. Colif : 1 up

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Thayer's Gull Larus thayeri Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co., Calif : I first-year bird which was probably this species was following the boat. It was pale like an imm. Glaucous-winged, but smaller, thinner-billed , and with darker wing-tips . Mantle was me had conspicuous white feather edgings giving it a checkleed pattern like some imm. Ring-billeds and Mew Gulls . Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : I ad. circled thf boat very close - pure white undersides to wing tips (some gray tinge) , dark eye - otherwise similar to Herring but slightly smaller. Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1ad. with Herrings at Antioch Munic. Res. - like Herrings but slightly smaller, dark eye, underwing tips mostly white with some darkl gray on extreme tips . I imm.-on Contra Loma Res - like imm. Herrings but smaller, shorter-headed, wing-tips not dark. Nov.28 Monterey area: I first yer - all buffy like Glaucons- winged butt smaller, and with slimmer, smaller all dark bill.

Nov.28 Montered once; I first saw - all puffy like @classe- muddy puff sweller, and with swimmie, smaller all down pil. Feb.4 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : I did circled the bay about 6 miles out of town on a 25hr-20hr study cruise - saw you that boat was close - gave white undersides to our gift (some) mum, Rind-pilled and men Gulls? feathered again giving it a checked bottom like some while with darker nits-tips. Mantle was seen had considerable consideration for sweller, but smaller thinner-piled, and was followed the boat - It was quite like to our I first-year bird which was probably this species. Jan 26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co. Calif.

Reinsen, J.V. 1974 California Gull Larus californicus Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif: 300 May 20 Ano Nuevo St. Res, San MateoCo, Calif: 200. small flocks → N stopping to rest at the point. <5% ads. May 27 Tioga Pass, Tuolumne Co, Calif: 1 ad. in vesta turnout at exact spot as one was seen last year, begging scraps from tourists - Olmsted View June 3 Tioga Pass - 3ad. begging food at Olmstead View Dec.21 Boulder- area, Boulder Co, Colo: I first yr. bird - pale bill with sharply defined black tip, brownish underparts, whitish head, brownish wings, tail with broad, blurry brownish tail band, larger than Ring-billed Gull.

Kris-pulled Grill. [illegible] 12/28/94 Border-area, Boulder-Co., Colo. I first yr. bird - Gate Hill. Taco's Tacos- 3rd. Passing food at Overland View Burger scripts from tourists - Oriented View Incident of exact shot as one was seen last year. 5:21 PM Told Base, Townhome Co., Calif.: I had an idea. Floor -> N. Stopping to rest at the point < 20 yds. Apr 20 Ave Nuevo St. Res. San Mateo Co., Calif.: 3:00 small June 2 Hawley Tennis, Monterey Co., Calif.: 9:00

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ring-billed Gull Larus delawarensis Jan. 6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 1 Feb. 9 Eastern Contra Costa Co, Calif : 5000 ; mostly on Holland Tract. Dec. 31 Sloan's Lake, Jefferson Co, Calif : 16. Eye-color in first-year bird is dark ; second-year pale but not as pale as adult - one second-yr bird had a dark eye. Leg color was the same in all three ages. First-yr. birds have dark-tipped bills and second-yr birds are intermediate between the dark-tipped first-yr and dark- ringed, pale-tipped adults - they are mostly dark-tipped but usually show some pale at the very tip of the bill,

1414 2A. REWSU' Farms Delaunay's King-pulled Gill | : Jon. E. Bellisley, Atlantic Coast Almond Co, Calif : Feb 9 Fedem Control Costs Co., Calif., p000, month on Holland Yard: 18:30 J.Slow's PANS, Jefferson Co, Calif.: 16. Eye-color in first-year bird is dark; second-year pale and not as gray-brown as one-fluor ep slag. pale de dark p bad bird up-brouse and -fluor ep slag the color was the same in all three case and stand up-brouse but still boggit-Niob swol -trib how up-tart boggit-Niob srt nauted alarbanstni baggit-Niab plateom so yant -- thubp boggit-slag, bagriv, [illegible] art to git you art to slag smoe uals flleken and

Remsen, J.V. 1974 New Gull Larus canus Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co. Calif: 7 Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 10 Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 1

14-17 T.V. Ramsen' PARKS COUNT NEW CELL 5-25 Monterey Bay Offshore Port tug : 1 5-25 Monterey Bay Offshore Port tug : 10 Jan-2 Monterey (Gen) Monterey Co Calif : 7

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bonaparte's Gull Larus philadelphia Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 1 off Pt. Pinos May 20 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co. Calif : 3 NBP

1874 T.V. Rosenau Faints Onions Grill Boulevard Grill May 20 Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co. Calif : 3 NB6 Jaw 5 Monterrey Geniu: Monterrey Co. Calif: 1 off pt Ginos

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Heermann's Gull Larus heemanni Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: 20 Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 15, mostly adults. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 12 May 17 Monterey area: 1ad. with prominent white patches in primanets, a pattern which seems to be present in 1-.1 % of Monterey birds Moss Landing: same bird seen again here June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co, Calif: 1 ad. (white head, grey body, bright red bill) - extremely rare inland. Nov.28 Moss Landing: 1000 ads. - large # Monterey area: 200 ads, only first yr. - large # Dec.11 Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co, Calif: 100 ads.

14th T.V. Kenwood 10:38 Noz Fandini: 1000 ddp - Jone # Montreal area: 500 age, 1 furl yr. - Jone # Bogged Bay, Senami Co, Calif: 100 age, 11/29 Norwich, Mass: Riveredge Co, Calif: 1 dd (which is base stock) - dd 1: 3dp to gibbsviR, psr north bns nHm. bird body very fill) - extremely large island. Noz Fandini: same bird seen here at or Montreal and 2nd year old p, (name) gunwax which seems to be present in 1-1' Mar 13 Montreal area: 1dd pair found with white between a wading studu transitory diet. 5 dp. Montreal Bay offshore post trip: 15 2dp. Montreal Bay offshore post trip: 12, mostly adult. 2 av 2 Montreal genus Monteval Co, Calif: 36.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-legged Kittiwake Rissa tridactyla Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: 1i Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 30, almost all adults - maybe 4 imms. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 350 adults, and 3 immatures. Imms. very scarce May16 Monterey area: 3i in harbor May17 Monterey area: 3i "/ May20 Ano Nuevo St. Res, San Mateo Co, Calif: 4i Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Co.: 15i Princeton harbor June 9 Half Moon Bay: 4+

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Gull-billed Tern Gelochelidon nilotica June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co., Calif : 2

1974 V.A. Review Gelochebion nitidum Calli-dilled Ten Jane T North end Sutton Sea Riverside Co Caled: 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Forsterls Tem Sterng forsteri Jan.25 Alameda South Shore,Alameda Co, Calif : 100. In various stages of cap development - many had very black napes and crowns , but none had complete dark cap yet. May 17 Moss Landing, Monterey Co, Calif: 900

1/4 H 2.V.- Review! Mar 17 Moss Landing Monterey Co Calif : 800 Complete data not yet. In various stages of cat development -- many had very plain bodies and crowns, but some had Alameda South Shore Alameda Co Calif: 100

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Least Tern Sterna albifrons May 19 Alameda S. Shore, Alameda Co, Calif: 2 ad. at DudhHe pond on San Leandro Bay.

H.P.I V.C. R.emuseu! Lerut Tero S.tanda alpitroex Doolits bend ou een londer boy M.A.P1 obama & shore Alwanda & Calit: 20 of to

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Caspian Tern Hydroprogne caspia Mar.22 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co, Calif : 1 Apr.6 Bay Bridge Toll plaza, Alameda Co, Calif : 2 Apr.26 Pena Adobe Lagoon, Vacaville, Solano Co, Calif : 2 May 17 Moss Landing, Monterey Co, Calif : 40 May 19 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co. : 78

1974 J.V. Remsen, Mar 28 Alameda South Shore, Alameda Co.: 78 Mar 19 Hose Landing, Monterey Co. Calif.: 40 Apr 26 Grove Adobe Road, Vacaville Solano Co. Calif.: 5 Apr 6 Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, Alameda Co. Calif.: 5 May 23 Bollinger Place, Marin Co. Calif.: 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black Tern Chlidonias niger Apr.26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co, Calif: 100 June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co, Calif : 200

1974 T.V. Rewsen! Chibounds major Bodin Term June 13 North end Sallon Sea Riverside Co. Call: 200 Apr 26 Woodland Swadda Bonds Yolo Co. Call: 100

Remsen, J.V. 1973 Common Murre Uria aalge Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 6 scarce Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 50 . Some in breeding plumage. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 120 ( ~1/3 in breeding plumage ) May 16 Monterey area : 1 May 17 Monterey area : 2

1973 VT Keweenaw NRA Common Place Mall Montford used : 5 I : paid $4000 on yam (see above) LSP 2: Montford had effective profit: 150 (~1% in practice) seemingly unassigned. two Montford had effective profit: 80 seems in gross: 2 : $40,900 net, no system 2.6pt: scales.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pigeon Guillemot Cepphus columba Apr. 26 Duxbury Pt., Bolinas, Marin Co., Calif.: 2 May 16 Moss Landing, Monterey Co., Calif: 1 in channel May 17 Moss Landing Monterey area, Monterey Co.: GO - large numbers.

Kowser J.T. 1574 Cobb's column Irisan Chilmot Montreal and Montreal Co.: Go - large numbers May 13 More pounds May 10 More pounds; Montreal Co. Call: I in spread Apr 28 D'Xpwn ft. Boltonas Marin Co. Call: 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ancient Murrelet Synthliboramphus antiquum Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: I saw only 1 bird I was positive of but others saw at least 2 more.

Ancient Numismatics Synthetopolis - Anodine Remsen J.V. 1974 I plan one I got good grades you passed 20. Not. test to use write two to writing how I bid I love.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Marbled Murrelet Brachyramphus marmoratum Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co, Calif - 2 swimming together fairly close to shore (~2 miles) off Moss Landing . They were at first thought to be Ancients because of a very unusual plumage variation - they had striking, uniform gray backs, not black as they should have had. They were definitely not Ancients - white scapulars, long thin bill, white throat. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 5 winter plumage within 5 miles of Moss Landing May20 Pigeon Pt., San Mateo Co, Calif ; 17, mostly pairs In flight this species (BP) can be told from Cassin's Auklet by its longer, more arched-backwards wings - suit-like , compared to stumpy Cassin's wings. Also, longer bill and neck gives it a more pointed appearance,

124 2.v. Krewsu, [illegible] [illegible] May 30, 6:05pm at San Mateo Co. Cafe : it's mostly been a week since the species (B6) can be told from Cessup - Anniest of its newer, more rushed-looking models. Also, I'm still not used to how much time it takes to get things done. May 29 at Monterey Bay Offshore Boat Trip : It's mostly been a week since the species (B6) can be told from Cessup - Anniest of its newer, more rushed-looking models. Also, I'm still not used to how much time it takes to get things done. May 28 at Monterey Bay Offshore Boat Trip : It's mostly been a week since the species (B6) can be told from Cessup - Anniest of its newer, more rushed-looking models. Also, I'm still not used to how much time it takes to get things done.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cassin's Auklet Ptychoramphus aleuticus Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co., Calif : 300 ; all were in the deepest water we entered ~ 10 miles NW of Pt. Pinos. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 325

1971 2.V. Renner! 6+chromatidic genetic Crossing A4K1st Map: Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 352 ~10 miles NW of Pt. Reyes, CA 01-25th 1979 to 6-1980 300+ all runs in the deepest water we entered Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: Monterey Co., Calif. J&K

Remsen, J.V. 1973 Rhinoceros Auklet cerorhinga monocerata Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: 6 Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 5000 in huge flocks, mostly off Pt. Pinos about 2-3 miles. Many were in full breeding plumage, and most had at least some traces. Became suddenly scarce a few miles farther out, where Cassin's began to get common. Feb.2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 1000, 100% of which were in breeding plumage. Nov.28 Monterey area; I seen from shore swimming off Cannery Row.

1973 2. V. Rosenberg Jan. 28 Monkeys got off shore post trip : 6:00 in nurse floats Jan. 2 Monkeys getting oning Calit : 6 was in full breeding numbers , apparently had litter or some traces . Became suddenly scarce a few miles further out where Casinus began to get commoner Feb. 5 Monterey got off shore post trip : 10:00 100's of things were in preceding days Mon. 28 Monkeys aged : I seen from shore entering off Channel Row. Rhinoceros Arklet Cerebrum monocoroid

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Band-tailed Pigeon Columba fasciata Jan. 11 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 20 over June 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif.: 1 - out-of-range and very late.

18TH J.V. BROUSEN COLUMBIA ASSOCIATED BANANA-TAILED GIBOON JAN. 11 Tilden Farm, Costa Rica Call: 20 over James Osego Service Ranch, Costa Rica Call: 1 - out-of-service and new date.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Rock Dove Columba livia Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 5

1074 7-A Kewson! JAN 2 Monterey Genin Monkey Co Calt : 5 Colorado Laird Rock Dove

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White-winged Dove Zenaida asiatica May 9 Kelso, San Bernadino Co., Calif. : 1

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Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Mourning Dove Zenaidura macroura Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 1 Apr.26 Munger Lake, Sacramento Co., Sacramento, Calif: 1 h.o. - one full "song" at 0045 hrs., i

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Spotted Dove Streptopelia chinensis June 14 Encino, Los Angeles Co. Calif : 2

H7P1 V.T. Reverso Tape # Enano, Los Angeles C. Calif.-5 Spotted Dove Streptopelia chinensis

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Incq Dove Scardafella incq May 12 Earp, San Bernadino Co. Calif: 3 at the Rivér View Trailer Court.

1974 J.V. Ramsen T.J. Dose Scotterfield incd Trailer Court Fork, San Francisco Co Calif : 3 of the River View Plot 12

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Roadrunner Geococcyx californicus Jun. 1 Scotty's Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif : 2. One was carrying a large Desert Iguana. Jun. 2 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif : 1

IDPI J.V. Retruesd! Годдлмнер Geosocchx kullauindys Jnu.3 Furvate Close Ranch, Inyo Co Calif. -1 One was carrying a large desert Ibaxus. Jnu.1 Scotty's Castle Death Valley Nat'l Park. Calif. -5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Barn Owl Tyto alba Feb. 9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif.: flushed one from isolated palm tree near Clifton Forebay Feb. 16 Elkhorn Grade Rd, Nien Co, Calif: I flushed from hole in eroded gully bank. Feb. 15 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co, Calif: 2 flushed from willow clump at 2330 hrs. Apr. 26 Franklin Rd, Sacramento, Sacramento Co, Calif: I sitting on fence post at 0000 May 27 Tracy, San Joaquin Co, Calif: I

MAY 21 TICKEY SAN JOAQUIN CO, CALIF : 1 no fence post at OD80 AGC 20 FRANKLIN RD SACRAMENTO SACRAMENTO CO. CALIF - 1 sitting FEB 12 SANTO FE CROSSING, MERCED CO, CALIF : 5 stepped from mountain climb to grassy valley FEB 16 EIKENOW GROVE RD, YRENA CO, CALIF : 1 flattened from pots in existing berry patch. FEB 24 EASTERN COUNTY COSTA CO, CALIF : Flattened one from rotated below tires near Chaffee Forestd

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Screech Owl Otus asio Feb 4 Redwood Regional Park, Alameda Co, Calif : I heard only. Responded to my imitations but wouldn't come within 50 yards. Calling from redwoods where stream first crosses paved path beyond parking area. May 12 Montezuma well, Yavapai Co, Ariz : 1 h.o. June 21 Welch Creek Rd, Sundt Reg. Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 1 h.o.- soft brief chatter of 4-5 rapid notes. Would not come close enough to see despite big effort to attract it by imitations, squeaks.

p invitations, students close enough to see despite pig effort to attract it. that brief check of H-2 radar notes. Would not count Jan 25: Match Check Rd, Gunny Red. Earl Alabama Co Cell: 1 p.m. May 15: Monticello Wall, Yardge Co, Am: 1 p.m. gave bath beyond bathing area. from redwoods whose stream first crosses but working came within 20 yard calling I heard only. Responded to my invitations Feb 4: Redwood Regional Farm, Alabama Co Cell: [illegible] HTPI J.V. Rexseni

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Great Horned Owl Bubo virginianus Jan.14 Orinda Village, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1 crossing Camino Pablo at dawn. Feb.29 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : I called - three hoots - at 1215 hrs. on bright sunny day. No further calling and no response to my imitations Jan.30 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co - 1+ h.a. Feb.6 Redwood Reg. Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 2 h.o. Feb.13 301 Camino Pablo : 1+ h.o. Feb.15 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co. : 1+ Feb.24 San Pablo Creek : 2 h.o. Feb.25 301 Camino Pablo : 1 h.o at 1815 Feb.26 301 Camino Pablo : 2 h.o Mar.2 301 Camino Pablo : 1 h.o. Mar.5 301 Camino Pablo : 1 h.o. Mar.14 301 Camino Pablo : 3 h.o. Mar.17 El Toyonal x Wildcat Cyn Rd, Orinda : 1 h.o. Mar.22 Sam Taylor St. Park, Marin Co, Calif : 1 h.o. at 1630 Apr.13 301 Camino Pablo; @ : 2 h.o. Apr.15 301 Camino Pablo : 1 h.o. Apr.19 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co. : I seen Big Springs Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 1 h.o. Female Pt. Reyes, Marin Co, Calif : 2 h.o. hdgts. May 5 301 Camino Pablo : 1 h.o. Minies Rd, Alameda Co, Calif : 2 seen + 2 h.o. May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co, Calif : I seen perched in cottonwood near nest from which young had fledged earlier according to ranger Doug Wilson May 14 Tilden Park : 2 sitting together (3' apart) on Eucalyptus branch hooting back and forth - 1/2 hr. before sunset. May 22 301 Camino Pablo : 1 h.o Alice Eastwood Camp, Muir Woods Nat. Mon, Marin Co, Calif : 3 h.o. May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif : 1 h.o. May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co : 1 ad., 2 half-sized juveniles.

May 24 0659 Springs Ranch, Indio, Ca : 1 apt, 3 self-sized trailers Apr 25 Friends Creek Ranch, Inyo Co: 1 p.o. Alice Eastwood Camp, Minnie House Hut, Hwy 180N Co. Calife: 2 p.o. May 22 301 Camino Gdple : 1 p.o. hostage park and earth - 75 hrs before sunset. May 14 Tilden Farm : 5 sitting testifies ( 3 about ) an Environmental Board decrees to raise - Don Wilson cottonwood near rest from which hovers over the field. May 13 Rid Morosco Refuge, San Bernardino Co. Calife: 1 room, breakfast Mines Rd, Alameda Co. Calife: 5 seen + 5 p.o. May 2 301 Camino Gdple : 1 p.o. Feb 16 Kreysa Marri Co. Calife: 5 p.o. bed ft Apr 26 Good Dam, Nevada Co. Calife: 1 p.o. Apr 19 Little Girl, Santa Rosa Co.: 00 at 8 o'clock. I seen Big George. Apr 12 301 Camino Gdple : 1 p.o. Apr 14 301 Camino Gdple : 1 p.o. Mar 19 301 Camino Gdple : 1 p.o. Mar 5 301 Camino Gdple : 1 p.o. Feb 28 301 Camino Gdple : 5 p.o. Feb 22 301 Camino Gdple : 1 p.o. at 1872 Feb 24 San Gdple Chess : 5 p.o. Feb 21 Santa Fe Grade, Merced Co.: 1p Feb 19 301 Camino Gdple : 1 p.o. Feb 6 Redwood Rd. Gah! Alameda Co. Calife: 5 p.o. Jan 30 301 Camino Gdple, Orange Coast Co - 1+ p.o. Feb 18 San Gdple Green, Orange Coast Co. Calife: 1 called - Camino Gdple of claim. Jan 14 Orange Village, Santa Rosa Co. Calife: 1 exercise

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Great Horned Owl Bubo virginianus May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co : 1 h.o. Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch : 1 h.o. Jun 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co : 1a 1 near ad-size juv. June 21 Welch Creek Rd., Sundi Reg. Ealll, Alameda Co., Calif: 1ad and 1 juv. (screeching call) both seen by flashlight. Nov.28 7481 Woodrow, Oakland : 1 h.o Nov.29 7481 Woodrow : 1 h.o Dec. 2 7481 Woodrow : 1 h.o . Dec.15 Orinda: 2 h.o.

1974 20 Kensett Pope Nicholas Great Harold on Dec 12 Ownd - 5 p.o. Oct 2 Lh81 Woodrow 1 p.o. Nov 25 Lh81 Woodrow 1 p.o. Nov 28 Lh81 Woodrow Ontward: 1 p.o. Jan 1 1 Yrs. (Recording cell) both seen at Fairplacit Jan 31 Match Creek Rd, Swan Rd, Gun, Afimwald C, Chill - 1st and Jan 3 Deep Springs Ranch: Furtco.: 20 Jun 5 French Creek Ranch 1 p.o. May 26 French Creek Ranch, Tuxco: 1 p.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Snowy Owl Nyctea scandiaca Jan.6 Pt.Reyes, Marin Co, Calif: 1 about 2 miles north of North Beach parking lot about 100 yards into the dunes from beach, sitting on row of fence posts. Russell Greenberg and I spotted it from the parking lot. It only showed up as a speck at that distance but we were certain it was an owl. After a 40+ minute walk, we came within 100 feet before it flew. It was a fantastically beautiful bird, especially in such appropriate habitat — undisturbed sand dunes. The bird was alert the entire time, but generally ignored us until we got within 200 feet. Jan.30 Bodega Marine Lab, Sonoma Co., Calif: 1 about 1 mile north of Lab on state beach property in grass-covered sand dunes 500 yards inland from beach — very similar habitat to North Beach at Pt. Reyes where Jan.6 bird was found. This bird was much, much darker than the Jan.6 bird or any that I saw in Alaska. There was dark barring over the entire bird except the pure white facial disks. This made the bird relatively inconspicuous unless it was facing you. The bird was flushed towards us and flew to within 50 feet before veering to the side, affording fantastic views of the incredible checkleed pattern on the wings and breast made by the dense barring. The bird was observed apparently gular fluttering several times — the bill was open and the area on the face below the bill was moving in and out at about 2/second. — could it have been too warm for this well-insulated Arctic species? The bird was fairly wary, flushing at about 100 feet. At about 1800 the bird closed its eyes and opened them only when it was approached and flushed. This bird was found today by people at the Marine Lab.

This bird was feeding on algae on a log that formed a low bridge over the only way to cross the creek. The bird sat about 1800 feet away and close to shore. The bird flew off as I approached it from behind, but not before I could see its bright yellow beak and red eye ring. It was feeding on algae in the water. It then flew about 20 feet to a log about 30 feet away and sat facing me. The bird was slightly obscured by vegetation but still visible. It had six white tail feathers and a black crown with a white stripe through it. The bird was found down near North Beach at Et-Reles where sand dunes ~500 yards inland from beach - new north of FDP on state beach located in please-covered JULY 30 BOB DENTON, SANDRA CO. CALIF: I drove 1 mile but densely wooded area until we got within 200 feet. - snub bunnies and the bird sat there about 200 yards bird especially - looked at each other in a peculiar way - labrador It was a few miles from a town. It was on a hill overlooking a large lake with no buildings nearby. The bird flew off as I approached it from behind, but not before I could see its bright yellow beak and red eye ring. It was feeding on algae in the water. The bird sat about 1800 feet away and close to shore. The bird flew off as I approached it from behind, but not before I could see its bright yellow beak and red eye ring. It was feeding on algae in the water. JULY 30 BOB DENTON, SANDRA CO. CALIF: I drove 1 mile but densely wooded area until we got within 200 feet. - snub bunnies and the bird sat there about 200 yards bird especially - looked at each other in a peculiar way - labrador It was a few miles from a town. It was on a hill overlooking a large lake with no buildings nearby. The bird flew off as I approached it from behind, but not before I could see its bright yellow beak and red eye ring. It was feeding on algae in the water. The bird sat about 1800 feet away and close to shore. The bird flew off as I approached it from behind, but not before I could see its bright yellow beak and red eye ring. It was feeding on algae in the water. JULY 30 BOB DENTON, SANDRA CO. CALIF: I drove 1 mile but densely wooded area until we got within 200 feet. - snub bunnies and the bird sat there about 200 yards bird especially - looked at each other in a peculiar way - labrador

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Snowy Owl Nyctea scandiaca Feb. 11 300 block, Shellgate St., Alameda, Alameda Co., Calif : one bird perched on TV antenna, where it has been seen for the better part of Feb 9 and 10. This bird was a very white one, definitely an adult, with no markings on underparts and only sparse dark markings on wings. Interestingly, the rooftes in this part of town are covered with a white rocky substance which may resemble white sand dunes to an owl. Although Alameda South Shore beach is one block away and relatively deserted Bay Farm Is. is within sight across the channel, the owl seems to prefer this spot in the middle of a condo- minimum-urban block. It has been seen by hundreds of people, but seems not to be bothered by the crowd that is constantly gathered on the street. The TV antenna is on a ~~two-story building and so it is about 40' above the crowd. However, people on nearby apartment building balconies are actually above the owl. This is the first confirmed sighting away from coastal sand dunes in central Calif. besides a roof-top bird in San Francisco which remained for only an hour or so.

Feb 11 def Although Alameda South Shore Beach is one place and relatively quiet from nearby apartment complexes which resemble white sand beaches and the bay of water with a nice rocky walk to enjoy. Interestingly, the rocks in no walking on muds. There was a sign that said "do not cross" or something similar. I do not know if you can go there but it is within sight across the channel, the one. - about a 30 minute ride by boat and access to some beaches. But it seems not to bother too many people because they are constantly watching out for boats that might come in. However, I did not see two-story buildings and so on. It is a part of the area but does the grade drop? The crowd that is constantly changing on nearby apartment building. Because they are directly above the bay! This is the first confused sighting due to coastal sand dunes in central California resides a rooftop bird in San Francisco which remained for only an hour or so.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Snowy Owl Nycteg scandigcq Jan.6 Pt Reyes Marin Co, Calif : North Beach - photo below [in the densest parts of the trees, however, after] about 15 minutes, they lost interest, and while I was still harassed and scolded by Solitary Vireos, Orange-crowned Warblers, and Oregon Juncos, it was not physically bothered. The Grosbeaks were actually seen to strike [illegible] out in flight. It finally came very close (40') and near the ground (10-20') and we got incredible views through the telescope. It was very excited by my imitations and called back, giving a whistled "hoot" at a seta, with intervals of 1-2 seconds. When it would fly in my direction, it would give a whistled challenge.

Suny Ovi 1-6-74 P-Pages North Beach Hono Co Calif

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pygmy Owl glaucidium gnoma May 17 Tassajara Rd., Monterey Co, Calif - I h.o. plus 1 seen. The heard only bird only gave about 4 toots and was heard at the crest of Tassajara Rd at Chew's Ridge. The other bird was lured into view at 1100 by my imitations a couple of miles s. of Jamesburg. When the bird first appeared it was mobbed viciously by Black-headed Grosbeaks and it stayed in the densest parts of the trees. However, after about 15 minutes, they lost interest, and while it was still harassed and scolded by Solitary Vireos, Orange-crowned Warblers, and Oregon Juncos, it was not physically attacked; the grosbeaks were actually seen to strike the owl in flight. It finally came very close (40') and near the ground (10-20') and we got incredible views through the telescope. It was very excited by my imitations and called back, giving a whistled "toot" in a series with intervals of 1-2 seconds. When it would fly in my direction it would give a whistled chatter.

we direction. It would dive a whipped another within of 1-5 seconds when it would fly in with some sort of "foot" behind a diving back. It was next excited by my illusions and called kites were sometimes you'd believe you saw it! and we got to see that's the first sight of butterflies. The other bird was turned by at Chen's Ridge. The other bird was turned at Chen's Ridge. The other bird was turned seen. The head only could give away a bit Mar 17, Tassajara Rd, Monterey Co. Calif. I got one.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 ElF Owl Micrathene whitneyi May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconine Co., Ariz : 2 h.o. 0100 hrs. - would not respond to tape except by calling back. May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz : 2 h.o. One seen by Sadie Brown June 17 Corn Spring, Riverside Co., Calif : O seen or heard - tried with tape at dusk June 14 (very windy) and dawn.

12/1 11 pm Don't check camera. Coconut is AVE : 3 pm. Cite. Order of things next of morning too slow - and need 10:45 AM Mountaintop Well, how must we? Ave : 3 pm. One enough please not 17:30 NT Crew: please. Camera is : I'll do it. Observed on this one. crew bar (please pass) at start. Herb to spot down.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Burrowing Owl Speotyto cunicularia Feb. 16 Arenal, Kings Co., Calif. : 2 Feb. 17 Pixley NWR, Tulare Co., Calif. : 2 Apr. 26 Franklin + Erhardt Rds, Sacramento, Sacramento Co. : 2 seen at ~ 0125 hrs. May 26 Nevada border, Hwy. 168, Mono Co., Calif. : 1 Jun. 2 Nevada border, Hwy 168, Mono Co. : 1 June 13 Interstate 5, 2.9 mi. n. of Corral Hollow exit, San Joaquin Co, Calif. : 1 sitting on pavement at road side

Cell : I arrive on pavement at road side JUNE 13 Interstate 25-D mi. n. of Corral Hollow exit, San Antonio Co. JUN 5 Neurode pascle, Hwt lck, Yondo Co.: 1 MAY 30 Neurode pascle, Hwt lck, Yondo Co.: 1 at ~ 0.152 mi) ABR 26 Fronwin + Edward Rdg, Sclerompho Scrummato Co.: 5 co. FEB 17 6x4x4 NWR, Trilite Co, Collt.: 5 FEB 16 Avenue! Hino's Co. Collt.: 5 Kewsee! T.V.- 14TH 26octto crunckaid Drrrrowin Om/

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis Apr. 26 Tomales Bay State Park, Marin Co., Calif: 1 h.o - soft nasal hoot. Did not respond to imitations or squeaking although it continued to call. Found in tall Bishop Pine grove about 100 yds. down Jepson Trail May 3 Alice Eastwood Camp, Muir Woods Nat. Mon., Marin Co. Calif: One hooting and one whistling together on trail beyond camp in pre-dawn at 0530 - began calling in response to my imitations, but they would not come in to view, and left after about 10 min. A half-hour later much further down the trail, I saw one perched in the open in the dim early morning light not 20' away and only 12' up on a Tan-oak sapling. It allowed us to watch it in the flashlight for 5 min. before moving to a new perch 50' away, but we relocated it easily and watched it for another 15 min. or so, during which we also located another bird which also stayed in view for 10-15 min. The first bird hooted but also gave a softer version of the rising whistle, which was the only call given by the second bird. We assumed the hooter to be the male and the whistler to be the female. They did not seem particularly responsive to my imitations despite, at least to my ear, my hooting being nearly identical with the owl's. The hooter was more prone to hooting while I was imitating it. Finally the male disappeared into the woods but the female remained, but we could not locate her after she flew into a douglas-fir grove. She continued to whistle (actually a high-pitched scream) long after the male disappeared. We speculated that she might have returned to an invisible nest, and in fact the douglas-fir with its top removed, leaving a stump, seemed to be in the general vicinity from whence her calls came. The birds were extremely tame and did

{ "text": "The birds were extremely tame and did\nnot seem to be in the general vicinity from where calls\ncould be heard, but we could not locate how they were\ngot there. It is also possible that they were called.\nIt was a dark night, and it seemed like a full moon,\nor possibly a new-moon phase, which we could not\nconfirm. But we could not locate the birds at all.\nFinally the woods grew into being as the sun rose,\nand I stood in front of some grass growing on a\nhill while I was waiting for the birds to come back.\nThe first bird flew down and landed on a branch near\nthe tree, and then another bird came down and landed\non a branch near the first bird. The second bird was\ndown on the ground. We were able to see the second\nbird, which was also located in the woods near the\nfirst bird that had flown down. It was not clear if\nit was still there or if it had moved on.\nAlso, we were told by a man that he had seen two birds\ntogether in the woods near where we were standing,\nand one of them was said to be a female. We could\nnot determine if they were both males or if one was\na female and the other was a male. We also heard\nfrom another person that there were at least two birds\nin the area, and possibly more than two birds.\nSlender-billed gulls were seen flying around the area,\nand it seemed like they were looking for food on the\nground. The first bird we saw was a male, and the\nsecond bird we saw was a female. We were told by\nanother person that there were at least two birds in\nthe area, and possibly more than two birds.\nWe also heard from another person that there were at\nleast two birds in the area, and possibly more than\ntwo birds. Slender-billed gulls were seen flying\naround the area, and it seemed like they were looking\nfor food on the ground. The first bird we saw was a\nmale, and the second bird we saw was a female. We\nwere told by another person that there were at least\ntwo birds in the area, and possibly more than two\nbirds.\nWe also heard from another person that there were at\nleast two birds in the area, and possibly more than\ntwo birds. Slender-billed gulls were seen flying\naround the area, and it seemed like they were looking\nfor food on the ground. The first bird we saw was a\nmale, and the second bird we saw was a female. We\nwere told by another person that there were at least\ntwo birds in the area, and possibly more than two\nbirds.\nWe also heard from another person that there were at\nleast two birds in the area, and possibly more than\ntwo birds. Slender-billed gulls were seen flying\naround the area, and it seemed like they were looking\nfor food on the ground. The first bird we saw was a\nmale, and the second bird we saw was a female. We\nwere told by another person that there were at least\ntwo birds in the area, and possibly more than two\nbirds.\nWe also heard from another person that there were at\nleast two birds in the area, and possibly more than\ntwo birds. Slender-billed gulls were seen flying\naround the area, and it seemed like they were looking\nfor food on the ground. The first bird we saw was a\nmale, and the second bird we saw was a female. We\nwere told by another person that there were at least\ntwo birds in the area, and possibly more than two\nbirds.\nWe also heard from another person that there were at\nleast two birds in the area, and possibly more than\ntwo birds. Slender-billed gulls were seen flying\naround the area, and it seemed like they were looking\nfor food on the ground. The first bird we saw was a\nmale, and the second bird we saw was a female. We\nwere told by another person that there were at least\ntwo birds in the area, and possibly more than two\nbirds.\nWe also heard from another person that there were at\nleast two birds in the area, and possibly more than\ntwo birds. Slender-billed gulls were seen flying\naround the area, and it seemed like they were looking\nfor food on the ground. The first bird we saw was a\nmale, and the second bird [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis May 3 (cont) not seem bothered by the flashlights. I have heard others say that this species is not alarmed by shining flashlights on it. The male hooting is of three types (1) a single barking hoot which seems to be the first call given in response to an imitation (2) a four hoot call hooo pitch hoo-hoo 1 1/2 - 2 seconds (3) a series of hoots (5-15) given in rapid succession, which usually increase in intensity as well as interval between hoots toward the end of a series. This seems to be the call given when most aroused or "angered". Whether these three calls apply only to Muir Woods Spotted Owls is not known since it is only there that I have had "extensive" experience with the vocalization, (twice). This bird has eluded me so many times that it was one of the biggest thrills I've ever had in birding to finally see them so well - I figured that I had made attempts to see this species on 20 previous occasions. May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co., Ariz: I h.o.- hooted once - series of four hoots as described above May 22 Alice Eastwood Camp: an exact replica of the May 3 trip was done but no owls were seen or even heard. June 15 James San Jacinto Mtn. Reserve, Riverside Co., Calif: I seen (silhouette) and heard. Also calls which may have been juvs. of this species were heard - nearly identical to recording of juv. Spotted Owl on Peterson record.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Short-eared Owl Asio flammeus Jan.19 Año Nuevo S.R., San Mateo Co, Calif : 1 in wet field bordering path on way out to point. Jan.30 Bodega Marine Lab, Sonoma Co, Calif : 1 coursing over grassy sand dunes. Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co, Calif : 3

HP1 2A Renzoni! Jan 10 Año Nuevo is R San Mateo Co Calif. P.I. not field I am not field ting at the new no htop provided portions both en wad to govt, Jan 30 Robeda Marine Lab Sanmond Co Calif 29mbs sand quakes: I commited ove New NR, New Co Calif. :8 Fsp.17

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Great Gray Owl Strix nebulosa May 23 Crane Flat meadows, Yosemite NP, Tuolumne Co., Calif: O despite searching of all the meadows at dusk. May 27 Crane Flat meadows: I sitting on branch of fallen log in the middle of the meadow behind the gas station at ~ 2000 hrs. Allowed approach to within 40' before flying off into woods. Remained relatively oblivious to our presence the entire time of observation (~10 minutes).

18/4 Riwsen! 2.7. May 31 Grand Flat members: I sitting on bench of fallen tree at the middle of the road, behind the gas station May 29 Grand Flat members. Rosemary and C, ~5 PM despite searching for all the members at first, [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Long-eared Owl Asio otus Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 2 perched in the middle of the dense row of willows at the entrance to the park, in the same area where Sadie Brown and myself discovered them on 12-15-73. They did not flush and allowed more than 20 students to see them through the scope (and also Robert C. Stebbins saw them.) They have been found consistently since their discovery in this thicket - as many as six at once. May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 1 ad. plus 4 downy juveniles seen in dense willow riparian. The juveniles were still covered with down but at least one could fly. The rest scrambled slowly through trees to get away from us. May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif.: 2 ad + 1 juv. in orchard w. of ranch buildings. One adult was perched next to juv. as if to shield it from view, and had this incredible horrified expression on its face downy juv. partially shielded

Feb 13 Big Morado Refugio, San Bernardino Co. Calif.: 1 deg. 6min. The juniper was still covered with downy put it on the ground insects seen in goose wing feather It could fly. The rest scurried slowly through trees to get away from us We went up to a point around 2pm + had a good time. I just couldn't believe how much it scared them and made us look like we were trying to shoot at them as they flew off into the next to their incredible horrified expression on their face Feb 8 Cotoe Hills Red Earth, Alameda Co. Calif.: 2 deg.9min. in the middle of the dance you can see a circle entrance to the barn in the scene used where Sadie grew and maybe discovered them on 13-12-73 They did not fly up and allowed more than 50 students to see them through the scope (and me) since they must have seen Robert C. stepping also Robert C. stepping (me) - The has been found consistently since their discovery in this thicket of tall grass as many as six at once

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Saw-whet Owl Aegolius acadicus Feb.4 Redwood Regional Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: I found in picnic area at the end of the paved road. I had given imitations for less than a minute when a bird swooped right over my head twice. After disappearing for a minute, it began to answer my calls and then the battle was on. It flew onto an exposed branch of a fruit tree about 40 feet away and we watched it for about 30 seconds in the flashlights with binoculars before it disappeared. Then we moved away to a nearby picnic table, sat down, and I began to whistle. Within 30 seconds, the bird had dive-bombed us twice, coming as close as 4 feet above my head. It then landed in a fruit tree within 7 feet from our heads, and we had fantastic views in the flashlights for 30 seconds or more be- fore it flew. We then left the area but the owl continued to sing without pausing for at least 5 more minutes. Later on, when we were 100 yds away, I gave a couple of Spotted Owl calls but the Saw-whet continued to call. The moonlight really helped in locating the bird - you could see it with the naked eye perched and in flight. McDonald Trail, Chabot Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.- one was heard briefly at the trail head on Redwood Rd at 2215. Unusual location since there did not appear to be any conifers nearby. Did not respond to imitations Feb.6 Redwood Regional Park: heard 2 but could not see them. Perhaps the large number of people made

them. Geislers the large number of people inside. FEB 0 Redwood/Resident Girl: I heard it but could not see it respond to whistling, or respond to food. Redwood Rd at 2715. Annual location since one was heard briefly at the trail head on McDonald Trail, Chabad Res-Girl, Alameda Co Calif. Nester eye searched and in flight - that I did see it with the to call. The moussinif really helped in stopping owl calls but the saw must continued we were 100 yds away, I would have a couple of least 2 more minutes to take on $ when owl continued to sing without any of benefit to it for at least 5 more minutes. Let it fly and get put out in the flightpaths. For 30 seconds or more be - and two heads, and we had caught views. tarped in a tent that I felt from within I felt close as it flew above my head. If then pirated bird gave power as twice coming I began to whistle. Within 30 seconds the of a nearby picnic table, adept citizen of a beautiful before it disappeared. Then we moved away your being in there, then we moved away 50 seconds in the flightpaths with no response No test for you and you test for you those sent him to a pond bogeys no on exposed branch of a first tree up It flew out. No saw it but not any for a minute, it began to return my calls inseggable offa sight beat you two they disappearing bird a near stunning a most see I not everything again for I had given warnings for found in picnic area at the end of the trail. FEB 4 Redwood Resident Girl Alameda Co Calif: I

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Saw-whet Owl Aegolius acadicus Feb.6 (cont) the birds more wary -- they would not approach as closely as two nights ago. Weather conditions were identical except much colder - cold may also have been a factor Feb.24 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 h.o. First, one heard at a great distance giving several series of toots, apparently in response to our imitations. Then nothing was heard for ~ 10 minutes, and then the cat-like wail was heard twice about 100 yds away. After about 10 minutes of imitations with no response, the cat-wail was heard 3-4 times within 25 yds. No further response despite ~ 20 minutes of imitations Apr.19 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 seen briefly. Responded to imitations [I had been giving out a variety of owl and goatsucker calls, including saw-whet, not really expecting to get any response, when suddenly it began to call], dive bombing us twice - it came as close as 3 ft to our faces. I got the light on it for a second as it was perched, but it flew off before we could get our binoculars on it. It called back and forth to us on and off for ~ 15 min. It seemed strange to find one in a Eucalyptus grove although there was a row of small, (15') dense conifers which looked like a good roosting grove. Joe Morlan said this was the same area he found two birds in on Dec.16,1973. (Oakland Christmas Count) Apr.26 Tomales Bay St.Park, Marin Co., Calif.: 1 h.o.

Apr. 25 Tomatoes Bed St. 6-wk. Main Co. Collie: I p.o. page in an Dec. 16, 1973 (Oldham Community Court) Joe Mattern said this was the same case he found two gruesome contents which looked like a good cooking stove a Encyclopedia Browe although there was a note of small [?] it for ~ 12 min. It seems strange to find one in no area of cigarette business it will be a long time before we could get our two beds back, but it then off before we could get our ton, including Sun-wheat, called "at one and both the cells" I had been given out a variety Apr. 16 Tribune Panel Contra Costa Collie: I seen briefly. No further responses despite ~ 20 minute of waiters at the Col-man was heard 3-4 times within 25 days with no response to attempts to obtain or obtain more than 10 minutes of time with the same kind as used twice like this: Apr. 7, 1:15pm Sun Bappo Creek Contra Costa Collie: I p.o. First and heard at a great distance driving several miles Feb. 24 [illegible] San-wheat (m) Active Records Kemsou: - V.A. HPI

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Whip-poor-will Caprimulgus vociferus June 15 James San Jacinto Mountain Reserve, Riverside Co. Calif : I began calling after dusk and came in close when we played the tape to him. I saw it three times fluttering through the air overhead, but only the silhouette could be distinguished. It would come no closer than 100 feet despite seeming very agitated by the tape - almost continuous vigorous calling. Finally departed after about 10 minutes of dueling with the tape.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Poorwill Phalaenoptilus nuttalli Apr.19 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: I seen plus another heard in Big Springs area. Bonnie Bowen had reported seeing them here the night before. This is the first time I'd ever attracted a goatsucker to within sight by imitations, despite numerous attempts with Poor-wills and Whip-poor-wills before. After about 2015, one bird called back and forth with me for 15 min. and then suddenly came close and landed on a dead diagonal branch of a bush not 30' in front of us for about 10 seconds. I had never heard of a poor-will landing in a bush before. It then flew around us and alighted on the fire trail in front of us, where it stayed for 15 sec. while we got the light on it and got good views. Then it flew farther down the trail (75') and stayed for another 15 sec. with the light on it. It then disappeared and did not come close again, despite much calling back and forth, except for once more about a half-hour late, but we were unable to find it with the light. The habitat was mainly grassy slopes with just a few small rocks. This area has had Poorwills before, and I believe a torpid one was found here one winter. May 14 Tilden Park: 1 h.o. same spot as above but would not (come toward) respond to imitations, perhaps because it was a cold and windy evening. May 26 Westgard Pass, Inyo Co., Calif: 2 seen while night driving

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Nighthawk Chordeiles minor Jun 2 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif : 1 booming

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lesser Nighthawk Chordeiles acutipennis May 12 Earp, San Bernadino Co. Calif : 8 May 25 Death Valley Jnct., Inyo Co. Calif : 2 May 26 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co.: 1 June 17 Interstate 5, nr. Buttonwillow exit, Kern Co., Calif : 1 Hamm Av. exit, Interstate 5, Fresno Co. Calif: 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Vau x's Swift Chaetura vauxi Apr.25 I-80, Solano Co., Calif : 1 Pena Adobe Rd, Solano Co., Calif: 1 I-80, Sacramento, Sacramento Co., Calif.: 1 Apr.26 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co., Calif: 40 -> N Nimbus Fish Hatchery, Sacramento Co., Calif : 1 May 23 Crane Flat meadow, Yosemite N.P., Tuolumne Co., Calif: 2

104 2V Rexseni May 28 Crane Flat Meadow, Roseville N.6. Tuolumne Co., Calif.: S: Williams Fish Hatchery, Salamanca Co., Calif.: I Aguiro Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co., Calif: Ho -> H I-80, Salamanca, Salamanca Co., Calif.: I Pine Adobe Rd, Solano Co., Calif.: I Aguiro I-80, Solano Co., Calif.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White-throated Swift Aeronautes saxatalis Mar. 14 Uniu. of Calif., Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif.: 2 h.o. Apr. 8 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1

Apr. 8 301 Camino Espinoza, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 1 Mar. 14 100 of Calc. Receipt Alameda Co. Calif.: 2 po. [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-chinned Hummingbird Archilochus alexandri Apr. 26 Rollins Lakes Rd, Placer Co, Calif: 1 ♂ - manzanita thicket. May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co, Calif: 3 ♀♀ - one on nest brooding and feeding young. Nest about 8' up on cottonwood (dead branch) in cottonwood-willow riparian.

PTI 24. Revision, [illegible] Wed 13 Big Marocco Refute San Bernardino Co Calif: 3 ft - one or nest proceeding and (region) near West port & ½ on eastward (road place) in section- volley netting. [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Costals Hummingbird Calypte costae May 5 Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co, Calif. : 1♂ singing in the very same Nicotiana bush in which I found it last year (5-6-73). This spot is about 5 miles from I-5 and about 100 yds. w. of a sign which reads "No trespassing next 8 miles" on freeway side and "Davis - Olga" painted on back side of sign. May 13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernardino Co, Calif. : 1♂ Big Morongo, San Bernardino Co. : 7 ♀♀. : One sitting on nest in cholla about 1' off ground

14th TV Remson, May 13 Arrests Green, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 19 Rio Narcopeo, San Bernardino Co. : D & G on foot or best in cholla is text no little no back side of sign. May 2 Del Puerto Cahu Stourizakes Co. Calif.: Jo. Sinura in the very same Nicetired push in which I found it last year (52-6-13). The spot is about 2 miles from 1-2 and about 100 yards north of a sign which reads "No trespassing next 8 miles" on freeway side and "Davis-Olive" painted between '76/0-zivD' on other side. There is also on back side of sign.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Annals Hummingbird Calypte anna Jan. 4 373 Gravat Dr., Oakland, Alameda Co, Calif : 1 Jan. 18 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1 pursuing Robin high in the air for 100+ yards - Robin definitely acted harassed. Apr. 2 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1 fledgling giving a very high-pitched metallic zeeep in a bush about 15' from feeder - Bird motionless and very difficult to locate. No adult apparent. Call given about once every 30 seconds. for about a minute Apr. 6 301 Camino Pablo : same call heard every day since Apr. 2 in vicinity of first observation. Also an obvious juvenile with very short bill was seen feeding at hummingbird feeder today and yesterday

1634 R. V. Remsen A. H. Jan 18 Tidien Bant Control Co, Calif: I bountain Report Jan 20 Dr. D'Outreault, Wamesgo CO, Calif: I Apt 5 301 Camino Caprio Quinco (Costa CO, Calif: I factory? No doubt different. Call driven about once every 30 seconds for sport a minute. Is feeder -> Bird motivators and used difficult to locate. Giving a very high pitched whistle seen in a bush about 60 yards away for 100+ birds destinated Apt C 301 Camino Caprio: same call heard every day since Apt A in vicinity of first observation. Also an owl hoot loud and repeated In venue with new sport bill was seen feeding at mammography pond, today and yesterday

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Broad-tailed Hummingbird Selasphorus platycercus May 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co., Ariz: 2 May 24 Tollhouse Spg., Westgard Pass, Inyo Co. Calif: 2 ?? Westgard Pass: 2 ?? Jun 3 Westgard Pass: 1 ? 3.0 mi. e. of Tollhouse Springs - same spot as on May 24.

HPA V.V. Remsey' Jan 3 Sunday GDS : 2209 kmotesw J: 3.0 mi .6 of Tollposz group Jan 14 Tollpove Sfa, Westway Dss Indo Co Collie : 588 May 10 Friedoff Dase, Coteine Co, Aus : 2

Rufous Hummingbird Selasphorus rufus Remsen, J.V. 1974 Mar. 10 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: first one seen this year - ? feeding on blue flowers of a ground-cover plant in the yard. Mar. 15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co.: 1 ? Apr. 8 Mt. Diablo St. Park, Contra Costa Co.: 1 ? Apr. 15 301 Camino Pablo: 1 ? (? 2) - first since 3-10. Apr. 26 Rollins L. Rd., Place Co., Calif.: 1 ? with substantial green in back but not solid, iridescent, well-defined green of Allens. May 5 Mines Rd, Alameda Co., Calif.: 2 ? May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz: 4 - at least 2 ?

Monte Sully Well, Araby, Co Antrim : H at least 50m Mar 2 Mines Rd, Armadale Co Duff: 2m ahead of Alfalfa drawn in back but not solid, irregular, well-defined broad-below, thinnest below.1 Apr 26 Rolling F Rd Place Co Calf : 1 ft with superficial intruders from 1 ft oldie .oldie 30t Commune Gaps: 15 ( 5 5 ) - first since 3-10. Apr 8 Mt Diablo St. Park Control Costs Co. 19 Mar 12 Tiberi Park, Control Costs Co. 19 twice two deer - a few more on the ground of a second cover plant in the yard. May 10 30t Commune Gaps, Control Costs Co (Calf: first Rosenberg V.T. PLAN

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Allen's Hummingbird Selasphorus sasin Feb.2 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1 σ Lake Anza Feb.6 Tilden Park: 1 σ Botanical Gardens Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co, Calif: 4 σσ Feb.24 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1 σ - first in yard this spring for me, although Bill Principe had seen one here ~ 1 week earlier. Mar.13 301 Camino Pablo: 1σ has claimed the front porch feeders and drives away all the Annals. As I have observed many times before, a σ Selasphorus is almost always victorious in combat with Annals and they can successfully defend against several Annals. June 21 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1 mm. σ going thru arcs of display.

145H 7.V. Remsen! place of display Tues 21 Tilden Bank Contra Costa Co Calif. I saw a pair that with lace &, and 1 can't see it well enough to say what kind of lace or what they were made of. They were on the counter at the time. Donna / proved herself successfully in her new position in computer with Anna's and that observed many times before, a & sequins were a great asset for her wardrobe. Anna drove much all the Amiga's and I & A claimA out (to your 25th hrs) observed. during those sit benignly and I added anima to my own purse ~ I need earlier. in hard this spring for me, although Bill brought home two puzzles to solve. One was a puzzle from the book "The Puzzling World of Martin Gardner" (1985) which he found on his way home from work one day. He solved it quickly and proudly showed it to me. I also received a letter from my friend Jane who lives in Australia. She sent me some photos of her new house and garden. The pictures were beautiful and I was very impressed by how well she had decorated everything inside and out. Another interesting thing happened recently when I went shopping with my sister. We decided to buy a new dress for our upcoming trip abroad. After trying on several dresses, we finally found one that both of us loved! It was a lovely floral print dress in light blue color which perfectly matched our style preferences.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Calliope Hummingbird Stellula calliope May 2 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co. Calif: At least 3♂♂ were displaying actively in a willow-Baccharis thicket up the hill 20 yds NE of the picnic tables under the Monterey Pines just e. of the Playing Field parking lot, Fantastic views. Display dive sounds like — impossible to describe — a loud metallic whine, much lower pitched than Selasphorus. They were very aggressive, chasing other hummingbirds, Bushtits, Song Sparrows, and Am. Goldfinches. One♂ was unsuccessful in budging an imm.♂ Selasphorus from a bush despite 5 minutes of bombardment and harassment. May 13 Arastre Creek, San Bernardino Co. Calif: 1♂ displaying plus 1♀. May 24 Tollhouse Spring, Westgard Pass, Inyo Co. Calif: 6♂♂ + 2♀♀ Jun 3 Tollhouse Spring: 2♂♂ June 15 Chula Vistic Picnic Area, Mt. Pinos, Kern Co. Calif: 1♂ + 1♀

June 12 Chaplin's Electric Ave & Mt Bines Home Co. Cell: 19 + 18 Jun 3 Tollhouse S'mores : 50$& May 24 Tollhouse Spring Meadow Inn Co. Cell: @8$& + $6$& Mar 15 Ariosto Cress San Bernardino Co. Cell: to detail in myelapicb : & cell. [illegible] Apr 5 Tilson Grove Control Room Co. Cell: 5 pm At least 3 men, at A - $6$& golden window wallow a my Houston myelagorb llid sit on tallurth windssob - wollow a my Houston myelagorb May 2 Tilson Grove Control Room Co. Cell: 5 pm At least 3 men, at A - $6$& golden window wallow a my Houston myelagorb llid sit on tallurth windssob - wollow a my Houston myelagorb

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Belted Kingfisher Megaceryle alcyon Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 1 Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 1 Mar.22 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co, Calif : 2 Sam. P. Taylor St. PavH, Marin Co, Calif: 1 Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 1 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co.: 1 May 5 Del Puerto Cyn, Santa Clara Co, Calif: 1♀ in small reservoir Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co.: 1♀ May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley N-M, Inyo Co, Calif : 1

M Mar 20 Financia Green Ranch, Desert Valley N.M., Zuni Co. Calif.: 1 Del Puerto Club, Stanislaus Co.: 1 6 Del Puerto Club, Santa Clara Co. Calif.: 1 8 in small reservoir Apr 20 Bodega Lagoons, Marin Co. 1 : 3 Mile: 1, Nevada Co. Calif.: 1 Sam G Taylor St. Louis, Marin Co. Calif.: 5 Mar 22 Bodega Railroad, Marin Co. Calif.: 5 Jan 6 Berkeley Athletic Club, Alameda Co. Calif.: 1 Jan 5 Monteford Green, Monterey Co. Calif.: 1

Remsen, J.V. 1973 Yellow-shafted Flicker Colaptes auratus auratus Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Springs, Colo: 1♂ + 1♀ at Muir Springs - no visible traces of intergradation

14/9 Rwmsn! J.V. Yellow-spotted fluke- Colleges: d'varas, cunatua Dec.28 Barre Falls to New Spring, Colo.: 10+1/2 at Man Springs- no visible traces of infestation

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-shafted Flicker Colaptes auratus cafer Jan.1 7160 W. 9th Pl., Lakewood, Jefferson Co., Colo: 2 at feeder. Seem to eat mainly seeds, despite availability of suet. Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 4 Dec.28 Bair Lane to Muir Sfps, Colo: exceptionally common at Muir Springs, Morgan Co., where 30 were seen.

Jan 1 LIGO Mr Jim Bf Rakenwood, Jefferson Co Colo: 2 at feeds. Jan 2 Colore Hills Red Farm, Alamosa Co. Calix: H seem to eat mainly seeds, despite availability of sweet. Dec 58 But talks to Univ Seeds, Colo: exceptionally common at Univ Springs, Morgan Co, where 30 were seen.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Gila Woodpecker Centurus uropygialis May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz.: 2

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Acorn Woodpecker Melanerpes formicivorus Jan. 5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif: 1 h.o. May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1 - way out of range.

1974 V.V. Rensen, M/McGrew's Fournitures Acom Woodpecker Wash Deel Service Ranch, Tuco Co. Calif.: I had not known Jan 2: Donofree Gavin, Monterey Co. Calif.: I h.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lewis' Woodpecker Asyndesmus lewis Apr. 26 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co, Calif: 1 May 5 Del Puerto Cyn, Santa Clara Co, Calif: 2 soaring and flycatching 200' up in air.

Rcwsu 2.v. 14/4 A sumbrya Lswz, Woodcocker May 5 Del Puerto Cyn, Santa Clara Co Calif: 2 hours and Agust 26 Solomon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co Calif: 1 Flycatching 200' up in air.

Red-naped Sapsucker Sphyrapicus varius nuchalis Remsen, J.V. 1974 May 10 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co., Ariz.: 1 May 11 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz.: 1

May 10 Gus Chexl, Canada Gooseberry Co., Amst. May 11 Montgomery Wall, New Haven, Conn.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-breasted Sapsucker Sphyrapicus ruber Jan.11 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 h.o.-drumming plus call.

19.14 T.V. Revenu! 20/03/2011 Tilden Bank Country Costa Colif : 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Williamsons Sapsucker Sphyrapicus thyroideus Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif: 3 h.o.-drumming plus call. May 10 Snowbowl Rd., Cocorino Co, Calif: 1 σ drumming

14H V.T. Remsen, Mad 10 Suv-Pant Rd., Cocopine Co, Calif.; 18, gramweed blue cell. Agrose Good Dam Nevada Co, Calif.; 3 mo. -gramweed

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Hairy Woodpecker Dendrocopos villosus Mar.22 Alice Eastwood Campg., Marin Co, Calif : 1 h.o.

1974 J.V. Rasmusen, Neurococcus vitilodes Henry Woodgesiter Mar.22 Alice Eastwood Combs, Mexico Co. Calif. | h.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Downy Woodpecker Dendrocopos pubescens Jan.5 Coyote Hills Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 1 Apr.26 Hwy 20 to. L. Spaulding turnoff, Nevada Co., Calif : 1 - high elevation for this ssp. Still 3 feet snow on ground!

Rwswr T.V. HTP1 2nd Coyote Hills Game! Alameda Co Calif: I Apt.36 Hwy 50 to I-280, Nevada turnoff, Nevada Co Calif: I - Don't forget to get the 1973 edition of Nevada's Hand

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ladder-backed Woodpecker Dendrocopus scalaris May 9 Cima, San Bernadino Co, Calif: 2 June 17 Corn Spring, Riverside Co, Calif: 1 bird with nearly completely red crown feeding bird with trace of red on forehead.

1654 T.V. Review! [illegible] [illegible] Ladder-backed Woodpecker - Wed P Cloud San Bernardino Co. Calif.: 5 Junes17 Cold Spring, Riverside Co. Calif.: 1 bird -- the nest is completely used. Crown feeding bird with traces of red on forehead. Last year another bird started after him; but never been seen.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Nuttall's Woodpecker Dendrocopus nuttallii Jan. 9 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 h.o. Feb. 18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif : 2 h.o. May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co., Calif : 2. One ♂ bringing food to nest in large willow. Hole about 20' up. At least one large young with red on crown sticking head out the hole.

HP1 R6525! 7.V. May 13 Big Macade Refus, Sam Beridine Co Call: 2 Feb 18 Son Luis NAR. Mended Co. Call: 2 p.m. Jan 7 Col. Camino Fabio. Oimato Contro Co. Call: 1 p.m. with red to crown sticking head out the hole good set too based minute more no but you Hope about 30' up. At least one large young Our & printing food to next in large - iften callin several mi town of boot mining & smol Dendrocoetes. Muttation MNHall's Woodpecker ~xai56qboow e'lllHNI

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White-headed Woodpecker Dendrocopus albolavvatus Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 2 h.o. May.20 to L. Spaulding turnoff, Nevada Co.: 2 Alta + Dutch Flat, Placer Co, Calif: 1 June14 McGill Campground, Mt. Pinos, Kern Co., Calif : 1 June15 Buchhorn Flat Campg., LosAngeles Co, Calif : 3

1974 T.V. Renewal Twice/2 Backroom Flat Campground, Los Angeles Co Calif: 3 1: Hillside Campground, Mt. Pinos New Co Calif: 1 10+ Dutch Flat Glacier Co Calif: 8 Hay 50 to 1. Goodrich Innoff Nevada Co: 5 Agate Rock Dam Nevada Co Calif: 2 H-0 [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Eastern Kingbird Tyrannus tyrannus Jun. 1 Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co., Calif : 1 - white band across tail tip; all white underneath except for some duskiness on sides of breast ; all black upperparts

19th J.V. Rebuscu, [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] Tut. I should be able to tell you that it is not the case that it is true that the only thing which matters is how much of a difference there is between two things (and if you can make no such difference, then you have made no such difference).

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Kingbird Tyrannus verticalis Apr. 26 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co, Calif: 8

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cassin's Kingbird Tyrannus vociferans May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co, Ariz: 2 May 13 Burns Canyon Rd, San Bernardino Co, Calif.: 1 May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif: 2 May 27 Oasis Ranch: 2 May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch: 1

Jun 5 Farmers Green Ranch 1 May 22 Financiers Green Ranch, Mono Co. Calif.: 1 May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co. Calif.: 3 May 27 Oasis Ranch: 3 May 18 Pine Canyon Rd., San Bernardino Co. Calif.: 1 May 25 Rockaway Well, Riverside Co. Aus: 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Thick-billed Kingbird Tyrannus crassirostris Nov.26 McClaren Park, San Francisco, San Francisco Co., Calif I located by its distinctive: "chy-boo" " call, given eeee frequently as it sallredout from cypress tree tops. The bird had been present since early Nov. and Fieldmarks seen by virtually every birder in N. Calif.. The very thick bill with decurved culmen throughout its length; very dark brown mask and head; brown back wings and tail - no hint of green or rusty; whitish throat and chest becoming strongly yellow on belly, more yellowish than the field guides show for this species.

18JH V.C. Kewessu Thick-pitted Kingdom Trapeze - characteristics Nora Joe McCleary, San Francisco San Francisco Co. Cattle - CPD - Poo See I located by its distinctive: "Call drive" The bird problem presented serious and could not be solved. The bird was virtually every order in W.C. City. It is true that numbers decrease when the bird does not fly with discerned cunning throughout its life. Need word: Land and New word had you (almost) need word: Need or Draw a circle of green and say it's no longer needed. And chest because strongly helped us to get more money. And please don't try to find any other way.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Wied's Crested Flycatcher Myiarchus tyrannulus May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co., Ariz.: 1 May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 2 June 17 Big Morongo Refuge: 1 h.o.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ash-throated Flycatcher Myiarchus cinerascens Apr. 17 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 h.o.- first arrival of spring May 5 Mines Rd+ Del Puerto Cyn. : 17 May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz: 4. One pair carrying nest material into hole in unident. broadleaf. tree. June 15 Bycmhorn Flat Campg., San Gabriel Mtns, L.A. Co., Calif : 1 h.o. in Jeffrey Pine woodland.

in tested pine woodland. June 12 Blackfoot Flat, Canada (50m elevation). Mt. A. Co. Calif., 1 no. + Carrying nest material into hole in current broodsite. May 13 Northeastern Well, Nevada Co. Ariz.: H one bear May 8 Union Rd+ Del Puente Calv.: 75 going to learn test Apr 12 San Gorgonio-Apple Orchard Camp Co. Calif., 1 no. - a.n. I

Remsen, J.V. 1973 Black Phoebe Sayornis nigra Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 1 May 5 Del Puerto Cyn, Santa Clara Co, Calif: pair with nest sculptured on large boulder surrounded by water in small reservoir , 3' above water-line . At least one egg was visible ; female incubating Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co, Calif: pair with freshly constructed nest under small bridge.

1. Del Pueblo Canyon, Stanislaus Co, Calif: pair with freshly constructed nest under small bridge. egg was visible; female incubating small reservoir, 3' above water line. At least one sculptured on large Boulder surrounded by water in town draining : flood plain, Santa Clara Co, Calif: pair with nest 2. Nov 5 Monterey County, near Point Lobos JAN 5 8FP1 V.C. between

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Say's Phoebe Sayarnis say9 Jan.5 Coyote Hills Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 1 Jan.6 Bel-Marin Keys Rd., Ignacio, Marin Co., Calif : 1 fighting with Black Phoebe several times - won all contests. May 5 Del Puerto Cyn., Stanislaus Co., Calif: 2

1974 2.V. Revised: Map 2: Del Ghetto Cyn, Stanislaus Co, Calif: 0 with Black Gloves several times — now all contests Jan 6: Bel-Main Rides Rd, Yucca Valley, Main Co, Calif: 1 fighting Jan 2: Corote Hills Golf, Alameda Co, Calif: 1 Squad 5/28/99 Pipe Squad

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Willow Flycatcher Empidonax May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 3 May 27 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif: 1. No eye-rings; large, brownish Empidonax. This bird is harder to tell from Eastern Wood Pewee than from any other species. Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co : 1 singing "fitz-bew" Jun 3 Tollhouse Spring, Westgard Pass, Inyo Co.: 1

#14 V.T. Seems Willow Flycatcher Emerald Jan 5 Tolpoate Springs, Westford Essex, Ind Co : I "lilt-paw" Jun 5 Finishes Creek Ranch, South Valley Ind Co : 2 swan Eastern Meadow Lark (from two other checks) The bird is hard to tell from a Meadowlark. I do the same thing. May 17 Odell Ranch, Mono Co. Calif. : 1 May 24 Deep Sando Ranch, Inyo Co. Calif. : 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Hammond's Flycatcher Empidonax hammondii May 23 Crane Flat meadows, Yosemite NP, Tuolumne Co, Calif : 1 h.o. June 3 Crane Flat area : 15. The call note is wheezier than the drier call of Dusky wheezup - Hammond's seee-lyp - Dusky It also gives a "peep" call similar to note given by Pygmy Nuthatch.

1974 V.T. (Removed) Emigration Hammond's Hammond's Fletcher- Page 53 You'll come first we'd say, you're not a policeman. Call it I do. Jamey: Come first and go. If - the call note is inspection than the other call of direct - gpt-59526 Hammond's - gpt-5999 It also gives a "beebe" call similar to note distinctly may I do never

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Flycatcher Empidonax difficilis Mar.22 Alice Eastwood Campg, Marin Co, Calif : 3 h.o. - first arrival Apr.3 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1 h.o - first arrival in yard. May 6 301 Camino Pablo : 1 carrying nest material to ledge under- eaves of house in NE corner. There had been so much activity by these birds in the large live call tree at that end of the house that I suspected previously that they had a nest in the tree. Jun 1 Scottys Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif : 1 June 17 Com Spring, Riverside Co, Calif : 1 - extremely late migrant.

ID14 J.V. Reisen! Western Flycatcher Eusibonux difficilis June 13 Coin Spring Riverside CO. Colif : I - extremely late incubat. 7 am Scott's Castle, North Valley NM. Juro Co. Cull : I 12:00 amine birds : I count most mind to escape. above about of longarm team (my) I could not much as much. June 3 go examine Goppo Ground Central Costa CO Colif : I no first num Mar. 22 Alice Eastwood Combe, Platte Co Cull : 3 h o - first summer

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Dusky Flycatcher Empidonax oberholseri May 17 Tassajara Rd, Monterey Co, Calif : 4 seen and heard singing at summit of Tassajara Rd in Coulter Pine - call woodland where I have seen them several times previously - exact same spot. Jun 3 Rock Creek Lake area, Inyo Co, Calif : 1 sitting closely on new but empty nest 3' off ground in unident deciduous scrub bordering pine forest at 9850' June 14 McGill Campg, Mt. Pinos, Kern Co, Calif : 1 Condor Lookout, Mt. Pinos : 1 h.o.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Gray Flycatcher Empidonax wrightii May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz : 1 Downward tail flick, very gray, horizontal posture low in mesquite. May 24 Westgard Pass, Inyo Co., Calif : 2- pinyon-jumper Jun 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co. : 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Wood Pewee Contopus sordidulus Apr.27 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif.: 1. Responded vigorously to a tape recorded song from a record - stayed in tree tops in yard but sang vigorously for at least one hour after we stopped playing the tape. Never got lower than about 25' from ground, despite obvious agitation. Displayed with fluttering wings while turning a 90° M-turn back and forth. June17 Corn Spring, Riverside Co, Calif.: 1 - extremely like migrant.

1 Juncy: Cow Squirting, Riveleering Co., Colie; I - extremely fine wording. makes white turning D. Printout slid. A pop despite opinions deviation . Disturbed with furthering tabs. Never got low than about 25, from around for at least one hour after we stopped eating the record - stayed in the tabs in your but once again. responded accordingly to be tape recorder and from a Agri. 01:30? Cowmimo Goplo Ounbho Qolinda Colie; I Contagous serdiquins Western Wood Games 14-14 2.v. Remsen!

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Olive-sided Flycatcher NuHallornis borealis Apr. 24 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 - near golfcourse - first one of year Jun. 2 Lida, Esmeralda Co., Nevadq : 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Vermilion Flycatcher Pyrocephalus rubinus May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bemardino Co, Calif: 1♂ + 1♀ June 17 Big Morongo Refuge: 1♂ + 1♀

ID54 T.V. Kennewi 16/7/2009 [illegible] Verification Flycatcher Thu 13. Bio Mercado Refuse San Bernardo C, Chile : 16+17 Tue 11. Bio Mercado Refuse : 15+17

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Violet-green Swallow Tachycineta thalassina Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co, Calif : 10 Olema Marsh Jan.19 Pescadero Marsh, San Mateo Co, Calif : 100 - high number to be wintering - possibly early migrants ?

194 D.V. Rosen, Jan 16, Gescaero Marsh, San Mateo Co, Calif. : 100 - pink Jan 6 Et Reyes, Marin Co, Calif. : 10 olive Marsh [illegible]

Tree Swallow Tirdoprone bicolor Reinsen, J.V. 1974 Jan.6 Ft. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif: 30 Olema Marsh Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 2 birds perched in dead willow near woodpecker hole - investigating, nest sites already? Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 Contra Loma Res. Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: 3000 - foraging everywhere over the marshes Feb.16 Elkhorn Grade Rd, Kern Co., Calif: 20 flying north low over salt bush at 1800- obvious migrants Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif: 200- Many courting, copulating, and investigating nest holes

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bank Swallow Riparia riparia May 20 Año Nuevo St. Res., San Mateo Co., Calif: 2 May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif: 1 May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co., Calif: 1 Tecopa, Inyo Co., Calif: 1

14-J J.V. Remsen' Rigard rigard Bank smellow May 20 Francis Coral Ranch, Death Valley NM, Juco Co Calif - 1 May 20 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co. Calif - 1 May 20 Ana Nuevo St Res. San Mateo Co. Calif - 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Rough-winged Swallow Stelgidopteryx ruficollis Apr.12 Pt. Pindie Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1

RPI IV. Remsen, Jun 2 Forteco Creek Ranch, Tuco Co, Calif.-1 Apr 15 St. George Red Gully, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Barn Swallow Hirundo rustica Mar. 22 Bolinas Lagoon, Marin Co, Calif : 1

HPRI T.V. Rwmsnu! Mar 35 Rolodex Padroom Main Co Collg: Hiroto Extract Barn Swellow

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cliff Swallow Petrochelidon pyrrhonota Feb. 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co., Calif: 25 Feb. 17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: 200 Elkhorn Plain, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif: 3 over dry plains, migrating north.

Feb 17 New York, New Co., Calif.: 200 Feb 16 Los Banos WHA, Merced Co., Calif.: 55 Elnham Plain, San Luis Obispo Co. Calif.: 3 over six plains, mountains north [illegible] Cliff Swallow Strepsilas gularis J.V. Remyu HP/1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Purple Martin Progne subis May 5 Mines Rd, Santa Clara Co, Calif. : 1 ♂ June 15 James San Jacinto Mtn. Reserve, Riverside Co, Calif. : 1 ♂ + 1 ♀ June 16 James Reserve : 2 ♂ + 2 ♀

HTPI J.V. Revised, June 15 James Reserve - 29 + 5 = June 15 James San Jacinto Unit, Reserve, Riverside Co. Calif.: 16+1 May 2 Mines Rd., Santa Clara Co. Calif.: 10

Reinsen, J.V. 1974 Blue Jay Cyanocitta cristata Dec.28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo: 9 at Muir Springs and Goodrich, Morgan Co.

1974 J.V. Renssen Cyanocitta cristata Blue Jay paterno Goodrich, Norton Co. 06-28 Bank Failure to Return Checks: Color D at Plain Street and

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Steller's Jay Cyanocitta stelleri Jan. 9 El Toyonal x Wildcat Cyn.Rd., Contra Costa Co, Calif : 3 h.o. Apr.26 I-80, Boca Dam to Cisco Grove, Nevada Co., Calif : 50 scattered along freeway Reeding in road after prior night's snowfall.

Remsen T.V. HGP1 Cyanocitta stelleri Steller's Jay Agri.26 T-80, Boon Pomto Cocoa Grove, Rigged Co., Calif.: 50 units. El Tolovay x Wildcat Can Rd., Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 3 H.O.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Scrub Jay Aphelocoma coerulescens Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg.Park, Alameda Co, Calif: 1 Apr.5 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : I chased two Mourning Doves, making three specific attacks ; the first two dives, flying directly at the doves, succeeded in making them fly to other trees. The last attack seen resulting in their flying out of sight, with the Scrub Jay still in pursuit. May 24 San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles Co, Calif : I attacked a Peromyscus spp. as it was walking across a paved highway. The mouse appeared somewhat slow and weak, and it was unusual in itself to see one walking in the open on a hot sunny afternoon (~1400). The Scrub Jay attempted to pick it up several times but the mouse got away each time (~3) - then a car came along, the jay flew and the mouse returned to the brush on the side of the road from which it came. It was a very grayish Peromyscus, thus probably a young one; it was larger than maniculatus, smaller than californicus.

Rozman V: 12/4 Aphelocoma coerulescens second day smaller than other californes they drop a heavy egg? if not large they are probably a yolkless egg with intertwined nodd - real cow fi i can stay a while long with them. it came. it was a nest building female species. the workers went to the pinch on David salt at kmuntay sewom salt and "a pa" the people came down to a point ( ~ 3 ) and to big hill of several times for the workers to find it. they got different. The second job done (~600) did not not attend to the men who saw at least ni fewewew saw and no nogo salt ni mililpu one saw at least ni fewewew saw of it. Now here were two trunks of howegge sewom salt The more aggred sewom salt and new. Gerosmers 966. as it was walking across a covered hospital ward having a cover on its way, so the Nov 24 so called Mountains San Angeles Co. Calit : i affected a ball with still in life finering ni lilt you don't sit dhiw, there to two mikyA nist ni zithres and other trees. The top attached saw babyssous , grew out from a quick fly and quickly flew out over the normal house waiting three electric effects : the

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-billed Magpie Picq picq Jan. 1 7160 W. 9th Pl, Lakewood, Jefferson Co, Colo: 1 in yard- first time ever perched in yard - previous sightings were of birds flying over Apr. 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 10

Black-billed Magpie 6/19 2019 Apr. 28: Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 10 were at bridge flying over. hard-first time ever benched in yard - everything July 1: PICO W. Dip Et, Falkewood, Jefferson Co., Colo.: 1 in

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Yellow-billed Magpie Picq nuttalli Jan.5 Hwy 101, San Benito Co, Calif : 1 crossed highway s- of Gilroy.

Remsen' V.T. HPI Magic Yellow-billed Mallard Jan 2 Hut 101, Zoo Benito Co. Calif: I crossed properly a of control

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Raven Coruus corax Jan.6 Pt. Reyes area, Marin Co., Calif.: 2 May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn.: 12

1/4H 2A Review! May 2 Mines Rd - Del Puerto Ctw: 15 Jan 6: St. Rites Arch, Marin Co Cell #: 5 Counts Color Common Raven

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Crow Corvus brachyrhynchos Jan.5 Monterey Area, Monterey Co., Calif.: 10 Dec.31 Sloans Lake, Jefferson Co., Colo.: 2 at the duck-feeding area on the north shore - unusual in a residential area.

194 J.V. Kemsey! Dec 31 Sloan's Lank, Jefferson Co. Cole: 2 at the Queen-Rex Jan 2 Moultery And Moultery Co. Cole: 10 Common Claw Corona pycophyloides

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Clavils Nutcracker Nucifraga columbiana Apr.26 I-80, Donner Pass, Nevada Co, Calif.: 1 May 27 Schulman Grove, White Mtns, Tryo Co, Calif.: 1 h-o. June 14 Condor Lookout, Mt. Pinos, Kern Co, Calif.: 2 June 15 Buckhorn Flat, San Gabriel Mtns, Los Angeles Co, Calif.: 1

HP1 J.V. Revison, Inclueda columpioid Chin's Intraceter Junes:2 Quicknow Flat, San Gabriel Mtns Los Angeles Co. Calif: 1 Jan 14 Corder Point Mt.6 miles Nrem Co. Calif: S May 23 Schriman Grove, White Mtos, Finko Co. Calif: 1 A-0 Agst 26 T-80 Donner Pass Nevada Co. Calif: 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pinion Jay Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus May 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co., Ariz.: 8 May 13 Tip Top Mtn, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 8 Burns Canyon Rd., San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 10 May 27 Westgard Pass, Inyo Co., Calif.: 1 June 14 Burns Canyon Rd.: 15

June 16 Bruce Coughlin Rd : 12 May 15 Westford Road, Indigo Co, Calif: 1 May 10 San Bernardino Rd, San Bernardino Co, Calif: 10 May 13 Tig Top Mtn, San Bernardino Co, Calif: 8 May 10 Forest Hill area, Cocumie Co. Ariz: 8

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-capped Chickadee Parus atricapillus Dec. 21 Boulder area, Bouldr Co., Colo :3

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Mountain Chickadee Parus gambeli Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 5 h.o. Hwy 20 to L. Spaylding, Nevada Co.: 6 Alta + Dutch Flat, Placer Co., Calif.: 5 May 13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernadino Co., Calif.: 4 - apparently breeding in pinyon-juniper habitat.

1974 J.A. Kawseri Proceeding in grader-Junker project. May 13 Amestec Creek San Bernardino Co. Calif - H - agamata. Atta + Dutch Flat, Placer Co. Calif : 2 Hwy 50 to P. Sgardbus, Nevada Co : 6 Agri. Soc Board Dam, Nevada Co. Calif: F n.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Chestnut-backed Chickadee Parus rufescens Jan. 4 Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 h.o. Apr. 16 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 h.o.— first since March 13, before which they were seen nearly daily in the yard May 16 301 Camino Pablo: 2 ads, 2 juvs. being fed by ads. in yard

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Plain Titmouse Parus inornatus Jan.6 Lucas Valley Rd., Marin Co., Calif: 1 h.o. Feb.3 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 sings vigorously and continuously - first real outburst of the season Apr.13 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co.: Nest 35' up in Quercus lobata tinct; bird carrying food to hole.

-14u.c Frac's Valley Rd, Main Co: Cdif : I ho. Feb 3 901 Camino Gapple County Control Cost Co Cdif : 1 of the seized serves adequately and continuously - first real complaint - transitioning loss test - phenomenally low velocity service Apr 13 264 Gapple Creek, Orange County (CA) Co: Nest 32 up in @vernia leopolis nest ; bird calling food to help slid at body (migras bird ) test ptbcol eunghg in

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bridled Titmouse Parus wailweberi May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co., Ariz.: 2 May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz.: 1 - unusual in cottonwood desert riparian?

Rewseri V.T. 47PI Bridled Titanoce exproatIT belbin9 insdewllow emab9 Day I - Oat Creek Canyon, Cocoulo Co. Arie : 5 Day/2 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co. Ariz : 1 - Sunday S: EnA, D jngpuY, llow mmu9ln0m S: pninagr+ taeb koomottos

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Verdin Auriparus flaviceps May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz : 3 June 17 Corn Spring, Riverside Co., Calif. : 15 - many juvs. One begs for food from ad.

1424 J.V. Remson' Aurigas Flanices Vespun Jan 17 Coin Spring Rive City, Calif : 12 - watch it was one May 12: Monticello Well, Yavapai Co, Ariz. : 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bushtit Psaltriparus minimus Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Pavl, Alameda Co, Calif : 10+ h.a. Jan.18 Sacramento Av x Russell St, Berkeley, Alameda Co, Calif: flock of 15+ making "long-distance" flight across 50 yards of fast-moving cars and pavement in a thinly-wooded section of Berkeley. They seem to roam even the most heavily urbanized areas of town. Feb.4 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : flocks have apparently broken up - I saw one pair associating closely here today Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co, Calif: 4! One pair building nest 25' up in clump of mistletoe in a willow which had not even begun to leaf out yet. Feb.23 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda : pair building nest in Coast Live Oak directly above driveway, about 10 feet from ground. Basic outline of nest complete. Birds going in and out. Mar.3 301 Camino Pablo: pair back at nest despite two previous days of very heavy rain, including a hail storm that left the area with a 1/2" deep layer of hail). Mar.8 301 Camino Pablo: still carrying nest-building material Mar.13 301 Camino Pablo: " Mar.19 301 Camino Pablo - " Mar.31 301 Camino Pablo : nest found destroyed.

Mar.31 Camino Gable: nest found destroyed. Mar.14 301 Camino Gable: Mar.13 301 Camino Gable: Mar.8 301 Camino Gable: still causing nest-building materials Mar.3 301 Camino Gable: pair back at nest despite two previous days of near heavy rain, including a hill storm that left the area with a "ye" (sic) deep layer of mud. Feb.23 301 Camino Gable: Orinda pair building nest in cedar tree on direct above driveway about 10 feet from ground. Basic outline of nest complete. Birds doing in and out. Feb.4 301 Camino Gable: Orinda pair, probably still closely associated with two other pairs have apparently put together - I saw one Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co. Calif.: H. One bird building a nest 25' up in clump of wattles in a willow which had not even been to seed yet. Feb.18 301 Camino Gable: Alameda pair at Russell St. Berkeley/ Sacramento Ave x Russell St. Berkeley/ Alameda pair Jan.18 Jan.10 @ Berkeley Audubon Soc. Calif.: 10+ pairs.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White-breasted Nuthatch Sitta carolinensis Jan.6 Bel-Marin Keys Rd., Ignacio, Marin Co, Calif : 1 Feb.23 Briones Reg Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1 - first song of spring. Feb.24 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1 pair investigating hole in knot of a large Valley Oak

14th 2-V- Reverse Silt containers White-pieced Muffins Feb 5th San Pablo Creek, Contra Costa Co., Cal. - [illegible] Jan. 8 Bd of Natl Res. Council, Wash. [illegible]

Red-breasted Nuthatch Sitta canadensis Remsen, J.V. 1973 Jan.21 San Pablo Ridge, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 May 24 Scotty's Castle, Death Valley N.M., Inyo Co., Calif.: 1 - exhausted looking bird - very late migrant June 23 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co.: 1 h.o. - first yard record.

1673 J.V. Ruwser' [illegible] Jan 51 San Gordo Ridge, Control Costa Co. Call: 1 Mar 24 Scott's Crests, Death Valley N. Inyo Co. Call: 1 - Expanded looking bird - very late migrant June 53 301 Camino Guppo, Oueda, Control Costa Co., 1 pen - first year records.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pigmy Nuthatch Sitta pygmaea Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 2 Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 1 h.o. May 17 Tassajara Rd., Monterey Co, Calif : 4 (2 prs.) in Coulter Pines at the summit of Tassajara Rd. where fire lookout road begins - breeding ? Unknown in coast ranges away from Monterey or Bishop Pines or Redwood- Douglas-Fir in immediate vicinity of coast as far as I know.

I know Dorles-Fin in immediate vicinity of coast as far as - - bomb to cany gorberd to points I most pump esenar - - - - topc ni awonNn. ? aMbaed - eniged bra? tuobol sit Contel Gues at the summit of Taseport Rd. where H ( 50w ) n. had H, 'Roadford Rd, Montere Co. Calit' I pat A6-28 Bood Town Nerey's Co. Calif. 1 No. S: Hillp. o. youtom ning yeetoom 2 mtT PLAN V.T. Renewal 9th March

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Brown Creeper Certhia familiaris Jan. 11 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 5 Jewel L. May 5 Mines Rd, Alameda Co, Calif: 1 carrying food - almost certainly nesting in the vicinity - Digger Pine-Blue Oak habitat. Too late for a migrant - migrants don't carry food. This is the first time I've ever seen this species on Mines Rd., much less in breeding season. Probably not known to breed in Diablo Mtns. This was within 2 miles (downstream) from Branding Iron Cafe.

1971 T.V. Rwssv' Cetpida famiiliae Brown Cheeb~ May 2 Nices Rd, Almond Co. Calif. I carry my food - Jan 11 Tilden Bvd, Contra Costa Co. Calif. E. Jones & . This was within 5 miles (downstream) from Bridging Tow road and a coal dump , but seems no zoisage with seen this species on Nices Rd. would less in breeding season. Probably not likely to breedin Bridge that. Cant help food This is the first time I've ever can insist - Too late for a night - too warm - too much - almost certainly nesting in the vicinity - D. Bee-line-Blue-will

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Wrentit Chamaea fasciata Jan.4 373 Gravat Dr., Oakland, Alameda Co. Calif : 1 h.o. Feb.24 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif. : 1 feeding at holes made by Red-breasted Sapsucker in an unident. deciduous tree, poking bill into holes on trunk.

1434 2:2 Rewson! Chambered fascista titout Jan H, 879 (Canada) Dr. Callaway! Alamedas Co Calif : I No. Feb 5th San Pablo Cross! Canada! Contra Costa Co Calif : I feeling of notes made by Red-Pressed Substance in an unknown discipine "Hunt to enter into holes of taint."

Remsen, J.V. 1974 American Dipper Cinclus mexicanus Jan.25 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 in the artificially rocky stream bed going through the Botanical Gardens. This bird was found in early December by Joe Morlan. It may be an immature, since it is very brown-headed and its entire lower mandible is dull yellow. Bill Principe and I flushed it up the stream bed to see what it would do when it ran out of the stream, which ended (began) in a culvert under the road. The bird flew into the culvert (diameter ~ 5 ft) through to the other side of the road. Feb.3 Tilden Park: 1 at same place in Botanical Gardens. Seen with Dick Erickson, Tom Schuytenberg, Joel Greenber Feb.6 Tilden Park: 1 still at Botanical Gardens. Seen with Kim Garrett, Russell Greenberg, Barry Sauppe, Rich Stallcup. Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 1 singing full song in stream above dam.

Aug 25 Boyd Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: I studied fully and in the stream above dam. Rich stalking. with Kim Garrett, Russell Greenberg, Baily Snibbes, Feb 6 Tilden Park: I still at Botanical Gardens seen Gardens. Seen with Dick Evett (Tom Schnepf) Tool Group Feb 3 Tilden Park: Nothing seen to 1 at same place in botanical to the other side of the road. into the culvert (diameter ~ 2 ft.) through in a culvert under the road. The bird flew well bird flew. body out under tawls a ni (fenced) babina ditch, insects sit to two way run out of the stream which ended (boxed) tinow ob plou ti know see of bed more stream bed to see what it would do next if and its entire former woodland is all yellow. be an immature since it is grayish, automati no so yarn it. nearly got up and came in in early descends by Joe Horton. It was two botanical Gardens The bird was found the artificially rocky stream bed going through in it: Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: I in

Remsen, J.V. 1974 House Wren Troglodytes aedon Feb.5 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1 h.a.- I didn't recognize the nasal call that I heard on this day until Feb.18 when I heard the identical call from a House Wren at San Luis NWR - similar to call of Black-tailed Gnatcatcher , but not quite the same. Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co, Calif : 1 - rare in winter.

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Remsen, J.V. 1973 Winter Wren Troglodytes troglodytes Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 1 h.o. Mar.15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 3, 2 of which were singing vigorously as if on breeding territory Mar.22 Sam.P.Taylor St. Park, Marin Co., Calif: 15 - high density

Reimer, V.T. 1873 Taylor St. Main Co. Calif - Non-Tent. Mar.25 9.40am 6pm more singing unusually as if of preceding tenting Mar.12 Litter 6pm, Contra Costa Co. Calif - 3 2 of which Jan.2 Codors Hills Red Bay, Alameda Co. Calif - 1 pm.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bewick's Wren Thryomanes bewichii Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 3 h.o. Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif: 1 h.o. - not listed on the official refuge checklist distributed at the registration booth. May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn.: 39 - more common than last year when 25 were seen on same route.

HPI 2.v. Rewusu Thyamines Denim Benchto Men May 2 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cuv : 3d - more common than last seen when J2 were seen at same route Feb.17 New NRK New Co: Calif : 4 p.o. - not listed on the official vehicle checklist distributed at the registration meeting sat to be held interb telino and Santa Barbara. Jan 2 Colote Hills Red Rock, Alamedo Co: Calif : 3 p.e.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cactus Wren Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus May 13 Burns Canyon Rd, San Bernardino Co., Calif : 2

1974 2-11 Kennedy! May 13 Burns Canyon Rd San Bernardino Co Calif : 5 Cymbophranes purpuricabulus Cactus Wren

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Long-billed Marsh Wren Telmatodytes palustris Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif : 2 h.a. in tall dune grass surrounding pools in dunes at North Beach. Dec.28 Barr Lake to Muir Seps, Colo : 2 in cattails in non-frozen marsh at Muir Seps, Morgan Co.

Krewson, D.V. H.P.I Terminates galactose Long-pilled Marsh Marigold Dec.28 Barns Falls to Murr's Gds, Colo: 3 in cattails in non-frozen marsh at Murr's Gds, Morton Co. surrounding woods in dunes at North Beach Page 61 Reeves, Martin Co, Calif: 5 no. in tall grass

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Canyon Wren Catherpes mexicanus Apr. 26 American River s. of Auburn, Placer Co, Calif: 1 h.o.- responded to my whistled adaptation. May 5 Mines Rd., Alameda Co, Calif: 2 at junkyard at Branding Iron Cafe. Singing bird approached to within 10 feet when we played a tape recorded song. Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co, Calif: 1 h.o. in steepest and narrowest part of canyon.

ID#4 2/4 Revised Del Puerto City, Stanislaus Co., Calif.: I h.o. in Spokane and northwest part of Canada. May 5: Times Rd., Alameda Co., Calif.: 2 at lunchtime at Brumfield's New Cafe. Singing bird directed to within 10 feet when we played a tape recorded song of [illegible] and half-size, ym. of baboon responded to my whistled adaptation. Agree: American River s of Auburn; Glencoe Co., Calif.: I h.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Rock Wren Salpinctes obsoletus Feb. 9 Marsh + Kiellogg Creek's, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 singing on rocky slope along Vasco Rd. May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn.: 11. One carryins food. June 14 Condor Lookout, Mt. Pinos, Kern+ Ventura Co's, Calif: 1 singing all day long from top of 25' tree (pine).

IDH 1.v. Reserved! Rock When 2 Alginctes O'Pacletre June 14 Condor Football Mt. View + Ventura Co Cold | | One Coliseum Food . Wed 5 Nurse Rd + Del Puerto Ck: 11 | on rocky slope down Vescro Rd . Feb 4 Manayt Nellop's Creek, Contra Costa Coll - I summer

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Mockingbird Mimus polyglottus Jan.4 373 Gravatt Dr, Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif : 1 Mar.6 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 - last date this individual observed in the Pyracantha bush - seen nearly daily in this bush up till this date Mar.30 Ellsworth x Russell St, Berkeley, Alameda Co.: 1 - too late for a wintering bird - unusual for a breeding locality.

14th 9:30 Ellsworth > Russell St, Bismarck Co. 1 - too seen nearby daily on dead sites in ditch phone notes date this individual observed in the 6/recorded page -- Make 301 Canning Emporium Center Co. Cult - 1 - lost 1: = Field Absentia, banding, & other data collected at Cult: 1

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Catbird Dumetella carolinensis Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif: I at feeder at Fagan residence, Ocean Rd., Pebble Beach - present since Dec.30. We had to wait about 15 min. before it was spotted - remained well hidden for at least another 10 mins before coming to the feeder - it fed on the ground under the feeder, but did not remain very long. All field marks noted: black cap, black eye, black tail, chestnut vent - rest uniform gray. Silent. Thrush-like bill. See description sheet Jun.1 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: I spotted first by G. McCasklie - later seen well on ground by all, from as close as 25 feet - black cap, eye, tail; rusty undertail coverts, vent; rest solid gray. First found in top of cottonwood! See sight record report form

cottonwood! see sight record select from concrete wall; rest solid block first found in top of close de 22 feet - black cob, tail; rusty underbelly correction: later seen well on ground by all four as Jan 1 Deep services Ranch, Juno Co, Calif.: I started finally The Devil's Hill. see description spot place flat, first hunters in rest uniform gray, two. very good. All fields were noted: black cob, black and pawton bid had -absent set- brown brune grit no 69) december 10 mins before commute to the (seeds - it was spotted - remained well hidden for at least dec 30. We had to wait about 12 min. before it Faddu residence, Ocean Rd, Goppo Beach - present since Jan 2 Monterey County, CA! If I at feeder of HPPI Rev 26/17 Cdtbird Dometella cataphracta

Please fill out as accurately as possible. Include only those details of which you are certain and only those observed in the field; leave blank details not observed. Attach any additional comments or details on separate sheets. Please print or type Species Catbird Date(s) 5 January 1974 Location Ocean Rd, Pebble Beach, 17-mile Drive County Monterey State Calif Elevation 100' Observer Van Remsen Number of birds 1 Time of Day 1100 Light conditions shaded backyard Distance to bird 35' Optical equipment 10x50 binocs Length of time observed in view about 1 minute total Sex unknown Plumage (e.g. Breeding) unknown Overall appearance and relative size: a dark gray passerine about size of Brown Towhee but slimmer bill Bill: shape of Mockingbird but smaller, straighter. Crown and forehead: solid black, sharply outlined from rest of head. Did not reach eye Nape: black Face: uniform dark gray Eye: dark Throat: uniform dark gray Breast and sides: " Belly and flanks: " Undertail coverts: conspicuous chestnut Back: uniform dark gray Wings: " Underwings: not seen Rump: uniform dark gray Uppertail coverts: "

Upperside of tail: uniform dark gray Black tail moderately long Underside of tail: '' Legs: dark Behavior Skulking secretly out of sight in a single bush for about 1/2 hour, only occasionally coming into view and only twice came into the open on the ground Voice: silent Habitat: richly vegetated residential area. Monterey Pine most common tree How identification was decided - elimination of similar species: I can't really think of anything similar enough to be taken seriously rusty vents Brown Towhee, Calif Thrasher - brown, different bill shapes. etc. dark gray or black Starling, blackbirds, Phainopepla - no rusty vents different bill shapes, etc. Prior experience with this species and similar species: I've seen 100+ birds in Colorado, Mass., Nebraska This description written from __ notes made during observation __ notes made after observation X memory Your address: Dept. of Zoology Univ. of Calif. Berkeley CA 94720 Others seeing the bird (addresses of two): Alan Baldridge, John/Susanne Luther, Kimball Garrett, Dick Erickson, Tom Schulenberg, Bill Principe, Gary Zamzow, Laurence Binford, Joe Morlan, Grais Hohenberger, Dave Rudholm Signed Van Romain Date Feb. 10, 1974

Sight Record Report Please fill out as accurately as possible. Include only those details of which you are certain and only those observed in the field; leave blank details not observed. Attach any additional comments or details on separate sheets. Please print or type Species Catbird Date(s) 1 June 1974 Location Deep Springs Ranch County Inyo State Calif Elevation Observer Van Remsen Number of birds 1 Time of Day ~0900 Light conditions good Distance to bird 50-75' Optical equipment 10x50 binocs Length of time observed 5 minutes Sex unknown Plumage (e.g. Breeding) - Overall appearance and relative size: a blackish blackbird-sized bird Bill: shape like Mockingbird - Dark Crown and forehead Black, sharply set off from gray face Nape gray Face gray Eye Black. - stood out on gray face Throat Gray Breast and sides Belly and flanks Undertail coverts chestnut - clearly seen Back Gray Wings Underwings not seen Rump Uppertail coverts

perside of tail black. Relatively [illegible]. Contrasted with gray back Underside of tail not seen Legs dark Behavior : First located by Guy McCaskie 75' up in cottonwood. It then flew to some smaller trees and then to the bare ground underneath the trees, where it foraged, hopping in full view, for several minutes. Fairly shy. Actions similar to a thrush. Voice Silent Habitat cottonwood - Am. Elm oasis in middle of rocky-sagebrush desert How identification was decided - elimination of similar species Contrasting black cap and tail (with gray body plumage) plus chestnut undertail coverts eliminates all blackbirds Prior experience with this species : Once in Calif. 100+ observations in Colo., N.Mex. This description written from — notes made during observation ✓ notes made after observation ✓ memory Others seeing the bird (addresses of two): Guy McCaskie (first spotted it), Lee Jones, Jon Dunn, Steve Summers, John + Susanne Luther, Don Roberson, Joe Morlan, Garth Alton, Dave Rudholm, Tom Heinzel Signed Van Pappen Date 6-4-74

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bendire's Thrasher Toxostoma bendirei Jun. 1 Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif: 1- yellow eye, short bill - seen at 15 feet.

ID#1 2/4 Reason: Toxostoma pulgareti Geospiza tridactyla Turn 1 Strategic Wells Downwelling, Tuna Co. Deal: - Undercode of tail Egg not seen behaviour First landed by Big Piccastle. 75' up in cottonwood. If then flew down Silent Cottonwood - Ants. Also grasshoppers, middle of rocky - scrubbrush closer. Identification was decided - elimination of similar species. Contrasting black cap and tail. With gray body (muzzle) plus clash! until-hail considers eliminating all Blackbirds.

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.

Titmouse and Scrub Jay (regularly in the sand May 2 Dunes Rd, Santa Clara Co, Calif.: one bird limited plain chickadee was very short and scattered associated of juniper + a few greek oaks - this only from a number-tree at about 5800' in a granite Feb. 17 Hwy. 38 Simms to McKittrick, Kern Co, Calif.: I think coast. I have seen them bare several times in the bay habitat and usually to see this bird so close to the in scrubby willow thickets containing sand dunes - unusual Jan. 16 Anso Navega Rd, San Mateo Co, Calif.: 5 pairs singing 301 Camino Gordo, Control Costs Co, Calif.: 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 LeConte's Thrasher Toxostoma lecontei Feb. 16 Elk Horn Grade Rd., Kern Co., Calif: 3 at the usual spot. Feb. 17 Elk Horn Grade Rd.: 2 - Not singing - surprising since it should be in the middle of their breeding season, and we were there at dawn. Feb. 16 Kamm Rd. exit, I-5, Fresno Co., Calif: we looked over an area of scattered bushes on hills bordering west side of I-5 to see if we could find LeConte's Thrashers, but the area seemed to be heavily disturbed by sheep and motorbikes (in addition to being 100 miles n-of-known range) May 26 Mesquite Springs, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co., Calif: 2 - one begging food from the other - both looked to be adults - courtship feeding or large juvenile?

contemplating or losing himself? - attention paid to bodily needs - both looked to be quite the [illegible] the [illegible] [illegible] In addition to being 100 miles N of Tucson, in a heavy disturbance by speed and moisture. The couple thrashed, but the area seemed to be most stick to I-2 to see if we could find dust below us? If not, it's too late to start testing. Fep 16. Kamm Rd exit 18 Fresno Co. Calif: We looked over an area of flat terrain and hills bordered by [illegible] in: Fep 17. Elk Horn Range Rd : 5 Not amusing - serious intensity - since it should be in the middle of their breeding season. Never seen Fep 16. Elk Horn Range Rd New Co. Calif: 3 at the Tahoe town [illegible] Tahoe, Thresher [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Crissal Thrasher Toxostoma dorsale May 12 Earp, San Bernadino Co, Calif: 3 in mesquite across highway from River View Trailer Court. June 17 North end Salton Sea, Riverside Co, Calif: 1

May 15 Eats San Bernardino CA Cafe: 3 in website access Juni 17 North and South Sea Riverside CA Cafe. I Happily from River View Trailer Court [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Sage Thrasher Oreoscoptes montanus Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif: 2 May 24 base of Wyman Canyon rd., nr. Deep Spring, Inyo Co, Calif: | attracted in by tape.

14th J.V. Riemann! I attached in pd tabs Mnd 24 post of Wymond Ctr, at Dose Spring. Tuto Co Colic: Agt.350 Bock Dam, Nevada (o' Calif: S Ortoscoptes monstrum Doe Thrushes

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Robin Turdus migratorius Jan.2 Pierce St., Lakewood, Jefferson Co., Colo.: 1 Jan.4 Univ.of Calif., Berkeley, Alameda Co., Colo.: 5

1974 I.V. Rewrite? Jan H. Union of Cate Bunkley Atwood Co Colo 2 Jan 5 6 piece St Parkwood, Jefferson Co Colo 1

Reisen, J.V. 1974 Varied Thrush Ixoreus naevius Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif.: 1 h.a. Pebble Beach

14-14 T.V. Remsey? [illegible] Jan 2 Monterey County Sheriff's Office - No. 503916 Bond

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Hermit Thrush Hylocichla guttata Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co., Calif : 1 Jun.1 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1- very late.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Swainson's Thrush Catharus ustulatus May 9 Kelso, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 1 May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co., Calif: 10 - migrant pulse. Tip Top Mtn, San Bernardino Co., Calif: 1 in pinyon-juniper woodland. Jun. 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif: 2. Late migrants seen here and several other spots June 1-3 June 17 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 10 h.o. (s) - most common bird - steady outpouring of songs. One individual sang a very different song in addition to a normal song. - "cheeee cheeeee cheeew cheeau cheau" downsurred would sing 4-5 normals and then 4-5 weird ones.

World saw H-2 towards and then H-2 was blown Sound - "cspsee cspsee" cheeky? [illegible] common bird - steadily outbound or some other individual June 11 Tilpaw Gouth Coast Co. Calif. : 10 p.m. (2) - west has and several other stops June 1-3 Jun 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co. Calif. : 5 . Pups were at sea invites wandering. Tip Top Hill, San Bernardino Co. Calif. : 1 in garden - singing. Mar 13 Bid Morado Refuge, San Bernardino Co. Calif. : 10 - 2pm May 9 Kelsos, San Bernardino Co. Calif. : 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Bluebird Sialia mexicana Jan.21 San Pablo Ridge, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co, Calif : 3 May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn. : 41 - increased over same route last year - only 15 on 5-6-73. One was carrying nest material.

1411 J.V. Revised, Mexican Spirl Western Bluebird colour nest material. route test deer - only 12 or 2-6-13. One was May 5 Mines Rd + Pol Puerto Cdn : H1 - increased over grasses Feb 18 San Luis NWY, Merced Co, Calif : 3 Jan 21 San Pablo Ridge, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Mountain Bluebird Sialia currucoides Feb. 16 Hwy. 33, w. of I-5, Fresno Co., Calif.: 12 n. of Coalinga Feb. 17 Elkhorn Grade Rd., Kern Co., Calif.: 35 feeding in Atriplex flats. Elkhorn Plain, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif.: 10 Calif. Valley-Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co., Calif.: 35 Apr. 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 2♂ May 27 White Mountains, Inyo Co., Calif.: 2♂, 1♀

14-JH 2.A. Remsen! Lid 51 White Mountains, Idaho Co. Calf: 38, 1F Apr. 26 Good Dam, Nevada Co. Calf: 5F Calf-Valley-Carriso Plain, San Luis Obispo Co. Calf: 32 Elkpoint Plain, San Luis Obispo Co. Calf: 10 Arbex flats Feb 17 Elkpoint Ridge Rd., New Co. Calf: 32 feeding in Coolinda Lep-16 Hwy-39 W of I-2 Fresno Co. Calf: 15 w. 4F Mountain Bluebird Saida Currenides

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Townsend's Solitaire Myadestes townsendi Apr. 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 1 h.o. May 10 Snowbowl Rd., Coconino Co. A¹²: 3 June 15 Byellhorn Flat Campg, San Gabriel Mtns, L.A.Co, Calif : 2. Foraging on paved road. Seemed to be filling cheek area with food (? gravel) - cheek area appeared puffy, expanded,

Revised, J.V. 12th Apr 26 Boca Raton, Nevada Co. Calif : 1 h.o. May 10 Sunbowl Rd. Coconino Co., Arizona : 3 June 12 Backhoun Flat Camp, San Gabriel Mtns. L.A. Co. Calif.: 5 [illegible] Townsends Solitaire Plaquettes Townsends

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Polioptila caerulea Apr. 8 Mt. Diablo St. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 ♂ in chaparral Apr. 12 Pt. Pinole Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co.: 1 ♂ in willows along railroad tracks. Unusual location - must be migrant May 24 Westgard Pass, Inyo Co., Calif : 1 pr. in pinyon-juniper Jun. 1 Scotty's Castle, Inyo Co.; 1 ad. feeding juvenile .

Jan 1 Scotty's Castle Inn, CA: 104 (reservations only) Mar 24 Western Pass, CA: 16 in 6-hour drive. Apr 8 Mt. Diablo St. Ranch, Castroville, CA: 19 in managed region of farm - pool located near road trails. Apr 15 Pt. Gable Key, CA: 18 in valley Aug 8 Mt. Diablo St. Ranch, Castroville, CA: 19 in 6-hour drive.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-tailed Gnatcatcher Polioptila melanura May 12 Eari, San Bernardino Co, Calif.: 2 June 17 Corn Spring, Riverside Co, Calif.: 4. Male was giving a call similar to scold of Bewick's Wren: "chbzz-chbzz-chbzz-chbzz-chdzz" - rapid series of 5-6 low buzzes. A ? or imm. was giving the single, very nasal, down-slurred "ngaaaa" which I normally associate with this species. Blue-gray notes are higher-pitched and have much more rocking-back-and-forth quality.

174 V.T. Rexon [illegible] Jul 15 Each can becoming a call: 3 June 12 Can survive, Rinsavirgo Co. Call: H. Note was given. Call similar to scene of Bearcamp New “Chips-Chops” Chips-Chops – Chops” – "zobd-zedd-zedd" A & a man has diving the shirts for 10 % A man glazier? I think, "paper" - lost into the object. Blues-Clear was there. The other have beating-sand and colon yerp-5=18 · zshogc ent [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Golden-crowned Kinglet Regulus satrapa Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg.Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 3 Jan.11 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 5 near Jewel L. Jan.13 Tilden Park : 4 near Jewel Lake Feb.23 Briones Reg.Park, Contra Costa Co,Calif : 5? h.o. Mar.1 Tilden Park : ± 2 h.o. near tennis courts Mar.6 301 Camino Pablo, Orindg,Contra Costa Co..: 1 lone bird foraging in leafless Valley Oak. Mar.15 Tilden Park : 10 seen around Jewel L. Dec.21 Boulder-area, Boulder Co, Colo : 1 h.o. Sunshine Creek Sanctuary

14H T.V. Remsen, Golden-Crowned Kinglet Resins - Extracted Dec.21 Border-cree, Border Co Colo: 1 pc. Spinus cann. Sanctum Mar.12 Tilbeu Gavn: 10 seen around Jemel P.. forming in Settles Valley Owl. Mar.6 Camino Gaplo Quindd Contru Coste Co.: 1 large bird Mar.1 Tilbeu Gavn: ±5 pc near tourist courts Feb.23 Brinnes Road Gavn, Contra Costa Co Calif: 2± p.o. Jan.18 Tilbeu Gavn: H near Jemel Lake Jan.11 Tilbeu Gavn, Contra Costa Co Calif: 2 near Jemel P.. Jan.5 College Hills Rd-Gavn, Alameda Co Calif: 3

Remsen, J.V. 1973 Ruby-crowned Kinglet Regulus calendula Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 5 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif.: 4. Two singins- first songs heard this spring Feb.23 Bandones Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: at least 4 birds singing nearly full songs Mar.15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: ~ 20, The air was filled with vigorous songs from many individuals Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 1 Cisco Grove, Placer Co., Calif: 1 Salmon Falls Rd., El Dorado Co., Calif: 1 Jun 2 Oasis Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1 - extremely late. Jun 3 Rock Creek Lake area, Mono Co., Calif: 1 h.a. (S) Tioga Pass, Tuolumne Co., Calif: 1 h.a.(s) 1.3 miles e. of White Wolf Camp Dec.21 Boulder area, Boulder Co., Colo: 3 - 2 at Boulder Creek and 1 at Sunshine Creek Sanctuary

143 J.V. Kresau, Buckthorn, California Ramp-crowned Knight Dec 31 Border area Bolder Co Colo - 5 of Border Crown and of White Wolf Camp Trod Bros Trogamas Co Calif : 1 No.(2) [3 series Jan 3 Rock Creek Falls Base Mono Co Calif : 1 No (2) Jan 5 Osos Ranch, Tuco Co. Calif : 1 - extremely large Salmon Falls Rd. El Dorado Co Calif : 1 Crisco Grove Placer Co Calif : 1 Apr 26 Buck Dam Nevada Co Calif : 1 was filled with various sounds from ward instruments Mar 12 Tilden Glen Contra Costa Co Calif ~ 50 - the air birds singing nearly full songs Feb 23 Gracene Rd. Gwin, Contra Costa Co Calif: at least 4 first sound heard this spring Feb 18 San Luis NWR Merced Co Calif : 4 Two sexes - Jan 2 Coyote Hills Rgd Alameda Co Calif : 2

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Water Pipit Anthus spinoletta Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 3 Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 2 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co., Calif: 1

HPI J.V. Rewski Antina sgwongla Water Pigit Woodland Sugar Gonds, Yolo Co. Calif: 1 Agri Soc. Demo, Nevada Co., Calif.: 5 Coyote Hills Road, Alameda Co. Calif.: 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla cedropum Jan. 7 Univ. of Calif, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif: 25 May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif: 10 May 27 Mono Vista Spg, Mono Co., Calif: 13 Jun 3 Deep Springs Ranch : 3 . Late migrants seen here and several other spots June 1-3. Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo: 15 at Muir Spgs, Morgan Co.

Dec. 28 Born foals to Murr Spdds Coto : 12 at Murr Sdds, Howard Co Several other shots Jan 1-3 Jan 3 Deep Springs Ranch : 3 . Late winter/early spring has and May 21 Mono Vista 269, Mono Co. Calf : 13 Cedar Ranch, Mono Co. Calf : 10 May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co. Calf : 3 Jan. 1 Nunn of Calif., Beridley, Alameda Co. Calf : 22 #751 2/6/ Rewan,

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Phainopepla phainopepla nitens Feb-18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co, Calif: I heard what sounded like a phainopepla calling, but considering the location and the time of year, I couldn't believe my ears until I found a female in a clump of mistletoe. Also seen by K.Garrett, B.Bowen, S. Brown. May 5 Mines Rd, Alameda Co, Calif: 8 Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co, Calif: 1 May 24 Tollhouse Spring, Westgard Pass, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 ♂ Jun. 2 Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley, Inyo Co.: 1 ♂

ID#1 2.V. Remsey Jan 5 Stevenson Wells Death Valley, Inyo Co.: 10 Mar 24 Tollhouse Spring Woodford Grass, Inyo Co.: 10 Nov 2 Lines Rd Alameda Co. Calif: 8 Dec 6 Del Guito Canyon Stanislaus Co. Calif: 1 Feb 18 San Luis NWR Merced Co. Calif.: I heard what sounded like a guajomote calling, but considering the location and time of year, I couldn't tell what kind it was. I found a female in a clump of muhly grass on Feb 2, near Bower's Rd.

Reinsen, J.V. 1974 Northern Shrike Lanius excubitor Dec.28 Barr Lake to Main Segs., Colo.: 1a at Barr Lake, Adams Co. + 1a in Weld Co. Deep undulations in flight like a woodpecker - unlike straight, rapid-wingbeat flight of loggerhead.

1944 J.V. Remsen' Famine excursion Northern Spirits Dec 28: Bill takes to Nino & Co. for at Boar's Head, Vinton. + I do in Wild O. Dough undertaker's a friend this p to the A to do my bigger than the all I am = - My neighborhood

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Loggerhead Shrike Lanius ludovicianus Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. FARM, Alameda Co., Calif: |

Jan 2 Coyote Hills Rd, San Alamos, Co. Calif: |

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Starling Sturnus neglectus Jan.1 7160 W. 9th Pl, Lakewood, Jefferson Co, Colo: 20 at Feeder. Jan.5 Hwy 101, San Benito Co, Calif: 5 Feb.24 San Pablo Creek, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1 carrying nesting material to hole 100' up in Monterey Pine. May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn: 74 - seemed to be everywhere - nesting at all elevations and at any distance from agriculture. One nest with large young at San Antonio Junction. Tally on same route last year, 5-6-73, was [illegible] much, much lower - only 18. Most hole nesters (w. Bluebirds, V-g Swallows, woodpeckles), however, were all up in numbers over last year.

test year. woodpeckers, were all in numbers one- only 18 most hole nesters (N.Briming's N. Brimings V-d swallow- was [illegible] watch tower -- Tally on same route last year-2-C-13 junction. One nest with three young at San Antonio nesting at all elevations and at any distance from Had 2 Doves Rd+ Del Puerto (N): TH - seemed to be everywhere . sin9 yestHim ni qu abn ot larokamnitssn instematerial to note 100, th in Hanford Guse Feb.24 San Gabo Creek, Otinda County Co Calif: I caught Jun.2 Jun.2 Juno M.Dit 61, Patternood, Jefferson Co Colo: 20 at Resds-

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Hutton's Vireo Vireo huttoni Jan.11 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 May 5 Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co., Calif : 1 seen in oak woodland (mostly Blue) - very uncommon in these xeric woodlands.

HTPI T.V. Rewseu' Viteo Huttoni Huttons Viteo 0971V Jan 11 1. Tilden Bain, Contra Costa Co. Calif. - May 2 2. Del Grande (Cyr), Stanislaus Co. Calif. - I seen in old woodland (mostly pine) - very uncommon in these xeric communities.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bell's Vireo Vireo bellii May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz.: 2 May 13 Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co., Calif: 1 h.o. (S) in low dense willow thickets at southern prong of riparian which is surrounded by rocky desert hillsides.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Gray Vireo Vireo vicinior May 13 Tip Top Mtn, San Bernadino Co, Calif: 2 - responded vigorously to tape at exact location where we found them last year, piyon-juniper hillsides. See Journal for map of exact location

May 13 Tip top film: Son Reinhard Co, Calif . I - responded necessarily to take at exact location where we found them last year - given-number-pliers.. see normal taxes to get an honest

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Solitary Vireo Vireo solitarius Apr.26 Altar Dutch Flat, Placer Co., Calif : 3 h.o.(S) May 9 Kelso, San Bernadino Co., Calif : 1 May 11 Oak Creek Cyn, Cocomino Co., Calif : 3. Pair carrying nest material to branch 20' up in oak.

16/1 J.V. Ramesh, Carrying next material to branch 30, 4th floor Green City, Cokemine Co. Call: 5 bar May P testso sunBewadino Co. Call: 1 Abi. 20 Aho+ Dvikh Flat, Glacier Co. Call: 3 no. (2) Np. Vireo solitaria? solitary Vireo

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-eyed Vireo Vireo olivaceus June 26 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 0900 - I was eating my breakfast on the front porch when I heard in the distance what I immediately was sure was a Red-eyed Vireo song coming from San Pablo Creek about 400-500 yds east across the Wagner-Ranch School grounds. Although between the busy street traffic and the children playing in the school yard it was extremely difficult to hear clearly, I was still certain of the identification. I rushed inside to get my binoculars and walked rapidly toward the source of the song. As I approached the riparian, the bird flew farther into the thickets, sang a few times, and then stopped. Then I heard it singing again a minute later 200 yds north upswea do. This time I saw the bird sitting about 30' up in a dead branch, singing away. Although I hadn't heard the song for 7-8 years, it still sounded very familiar with one new twist - about once every minute or so it would substitute a beautiful imitation of the entire "quick- three-beers" Olive-sided Flycatcher song for one of its one double notes. The song in general is much faster, sweeter, richer, and generally more melodious than a Solitary Vireo. I'm not familiar with Yellow-throated or Philadelphia song, but it was deeper and richer than Yellow-greens I'd heard in the Amazon. Although I could still hear the bird once I returned home to phone people, no one could locate it later that morning. My view of the bird did not allow me to see the eye-color, but the bluish crown, very distinct eye line and completely white underparts were seen. The bird was obviously larger than Warbling in body size and especially bill size.

in puddles and seagulls The bird was obviously very startled. We could count several feathers on the ground where it had been standing. We could locate it just behind a tree, but the bird did not allow us to see the eye-color. But the [illegible] I returned home and read little else for the rest of the day. I was deeply saddened by the loss of my pet parrot, "Misty-Walley" It had been in the Amazon rainforest for several months before being captured and sold as a pet. "Misty-Walley" was not friendly toward humans or other animals. It would often fly away when approached by anyone, including its owner. The bird's behavior made it difficult to care for and train. Despite these challenges, I loved "Misty-Walley" dearly. Its bright green feathers and cheerful personality brought joy to my life whenever we spent time together outdoors. As the sun set that evening, I felt sad knowing that my beloved companion would never return home again after being taken from its natural habitat.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Warbling Vireo Vireo gilvus Mar. 15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif : 1 - unusual in that it was silent Apr. 3 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. : 1 (s) - first arrival in yard

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-and-white Warbler Mniotilta varia June 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co. Calif : 1 ♀ creeping on trunks like nythatch.

1971 V.T. Keweenaw, Monoflite - David Blood-red-white Marble~ on females like match. Two's three. Page 26 under Ranch, Info Co Cull : 1 ? breeding.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Prothonotary Warbler protonotaria citrea May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co., Calif.: 1 found by Ron LeValley in mesquite near the pond at the NW edge of the golf course.- foraged in the open on the ground in front of us for 5 min. For fantastic views. Resemblance in bill shape, tail shape, and body shape to a nuthatch was striking. What a bird! See accompanying sheet for full description May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch: 1- foraging on ground at the exact same spot. Seen by every observer.

16th J.V. Removed Madison Furnace Creek Ranch : 1 - for sale or ground at the exact same spot, seen by every observer sheet for full description minute now. What a find! See accompanying photo of space hood and side light, space lid for sun. For fantastic views. Restaurant in front of the barn on this land is perfect or to start a bakery. All no need at it. - the good at the NW edge of the site comes even steeper in yellowed by row level in Madison Furnace Creek Ranch : 16th Valley Not Now For Sale

Sight Rec Report Please fill out as accurately as possible. Include only those details of which you are certain and only those observed in the field; leave blank details not observed. Attach any additional comments or details on separate sheets. Please print or type Species Prothonotary Warbler Date(s) 25 May 1974 & 26 May 1974 Location Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley Nat. Mon. County Inyo State Calif Elevation - 100' Observer Number of birds Time of Day ~ 0700 Light conditions perfect Distance to bird 20-30' Optical equipment 10x50 binoculars Length of time observed 5 minutes (again for 5 mins. on 5-26) Sex ? - it did sing atleast twice Plumage (e.g. Breeding) imm(?) - not bright orange Overall appearance and relative size: although obviously a warbler, the resemblance to a nuthatch was striking - large thick bill, stumpy tail, plump body. Bill: conspicuously large, long for a warbler. Black - looked dipped in ink. Crown and forehead: bright yellow but it had a couple of duller greenish patches. Nape yellow Face golden yellow Eye Black eye large and conspicuous - matched the bill Throat bright yellow - golden, not lemon yellor Breast and sides )) Belly and flanks upper - bright golden yellow lower - whitish Undertail coverts whitish, very long - extending almost to tail tip. Back greenish Wings - steely gray - perhaps bluish tinge. Underwings not seen Rump not noted Uppertail coverts not noted

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

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Tennessee Warbler Vermivora peregrina Jun. 1 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co. Calif : 1 BP in canopy of cottonwoods - brief glimpse but seen better by others.

ID#T 12.N. Bewoon Neumard Gersand Louseess Markpen Understand of soul white legs not needed How behavior : Very actively foraging in trees with many hanging upside-down mistletoe the birds. caused by otherme Caused by collamoodpe first drinkers Doob 26ludis Ranuch THO CO Colf: I got iv - deflection was decided - elimination of similar species only species with similar face patterns are Bicheter Green, Townsend's - which is yellowish. While wing bugs dont completed, oft

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Orange-crowned Warbler Vermivora celata Feb.9 Eastern Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 singing at Sand Mound Slough in a patch of leafing willows Mar.7 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co.: 1 h.o. singsins-first local arrival Mar.15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 20 - singing everywhere. May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn,: 2 - seems to be a very low number - this habitat is primarily blue oall + digger pine. June 14 Chula Vista Picnic Area, Mt. Pinos, Kern Co., Calif: 3 June 15 Buchhorn Flat Campg., San Gabriel Mtns, LA Co., Calif: 1 - up mountain drifter? June 17 Corn Spring, Riverside Co., Calif.: 1- extremely late migrant, especially considering that I saw none of this species among all the late migrant warblers in two trips to Death Valley- Deep Springs.

2019 [illegible] Jan 1 Coit Springs, Riverside Co., Calif.: 1 - extremely hot winter Jan 12 Riverton Flat (named San Gabriel Mt. in LA Co. Calif.): 1 Feb 14 Child Vista Recreation, Mt. Pinos, New Co. Calif.: 3 Mar 5 Lines Rd + Del Puerto Hwy.: 2 - seems to be a new Mar 12 Liljen Bank, Control Costa Co. Calif.: 20 - sunrise Mar 16 801 Camino Gordo, Oviedo, Costa Rica Co.: 1 H.O. Sunrise - printed local text Feb 9 Eastern Control Costa Co. Calif.: 1 - sunny evolution started in a batch of leading yellow [illegible] Veracruz, Mexico Orange-Crossed Wasp Kremser 7V HPI

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Nashville Warbler Vermivora ruficapilla Apr. 26 Alta + Dutch Flat, Placer Co, Calif: 2 Rollins Laked Rd, Placer Co,: 15 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co, Calif: 2 - migrants May 9 Kelso, San Bernadino Co, Calif: 1 May 27 Oasis, Inyo Co, Calif: 1

1974 J.V. Remsen, Nashville Wappler- Vermont, Rutland! May 5. Odesi, I uyo Co. Calif - 1 May 8. Kelpo, San Bernardino Co. Calif - 1 Salmon Falls Rd El Dorado Co. Calif - 2 - murmurds Rollins Pointed Rd. Placer Co - 15 Apt 36 Alta + O'Kern Flat Placer Co. Calif - 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Virginial Warbler Vermivora virginiae May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co., Ariz.: ♀ May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co., Calif.: 1 ♂

Russet, T.V. HPI Mad: 28 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM, FwyCo. Calif.: 10 Flad II Our Green Canyon Cocomino Co. Ave.: 4

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Lucy's Warbler Vermivora luciae May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co., Ariz.: 1 May 25 China Ranch, Tecopa, Inyo Co., Calif.: 5 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co.: 2

ID:1 T.V. Revise! May 11 OAK Creek Canyon, COCOHINO Co. Aus. : 1 May 22 Chimney Ranch, TescoBd, Tuxo Co, Calif. - 5 Firmace Creek Ranch, Tuxoco - 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Northern Parula Parula americana June 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif : 1 ♂ (S). Yellow throat and breast, with bar across chest which was bluish (upper half) and reddish-brown (lower half), sharply dividing throat from breast. Belly + undertail coverts white. Tail very short. Upperparts bluish with greenish area on back. Too far away to see eye-ring. Two white wingbars. Song - buzzy, ascending - similar to Black-throated Gray. Foraging actively in tops of cottonwoods. Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif : 1 ♀. Yellow throat and breast; white belly + undertail coverts; short tail; upperparts bluish; two conspicuous white wingbars. Small size. Foraging rapidly in tops of cottonwoods. June 17 Corn Spring, Riverside Co, Calif : 1 ♀ seen briefly - eye ring broken on sides, 2 distinct white wingbars, ovalson white belly, short tail with whitish undersides.

1DH Renewal 7A Northern Garden garden avenue June 1 Corn Section, Renewals Co. Collie : 1 # seen before - white belt tied with white natures and ring broken on sides & distinct pairs of Cottonwoods. June 2 Green Spires Ranch, Tuba Co. Collie : 1 # Yellow Forewing lightly in tabs of small size. Forewing slightly notched out , hindwing shimmering sport tail ; ruddiness plain ; white belly & many full coats; throat and breast ; white belt & front Cottonwoods. June 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co. Collie : 1 # (2) Yellow forewing lightly pitted . tailed more faintly embossed quadri-falcation distal . Right mandible speckled Plush (nub-pelt) and ribbon-torn (love-butt) sheds cow hide -least-racey with fused hand-point thrust and breast with paracross chest-which was

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Yellow Warbler Dendroica petechia Apr.26 Olema Marsh, Marin Co., Calif.: 1 h.o. (S) May 5 Del Puerto Cyn., Stanislaus Co., Calif.: 1 h.o. (S) along stream. May 6 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 h.o. (S) May 9 Yelso, San Bernadino Co., Calif.: 2♂ Hwy 66, Topick to Flagstaff, Ariz.: 1 h.o. (S) - cottonwoods

ID # T.V. Review Hwy 90, Tustin to Flightstaff Area - I h.o (2) - contd. May 4 Nelson San Bernardino Co. Calif: 58 May 6 301 Camino Diablo, Chino County Costa Co. Calif: I h.o. (2) mid 5 Del Puerto Cyn., Stanislaus Co. Calif: I h.o. (2) Apr 26 Olema Marsh Marin Co. Calif: I h.o. (2) Drought detected Yellow Maple-

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Magnolia Warbler Dendroica magnolia Jun. 1 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif : 1 BP seen as close as 15' - yellow underparts with ring of black streaks on breast; large white eyebrow; bluish upperparts, black cheek patch, large white area in secondaries, white tail spots. Seen by everyone else present. I first found it just 3' off ground in dense willow stand along ditch where it had apparently been bathing. Later disappeared in canopy of cottonwoods. Jun. 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif : 1 BP - fantastic study at 20' for 3 min. Yellow underparts, white undertail coverts, rows of black spots on breast, bluish upperparts with blackish through eye and dark streaks on back, white eyebrow, tail -> white blackish, not formed - even length rectrices.

10/1 2-V- Remeco' Destruction magnetic Magnetic Marple I hit. Ozone Ranch, Mono Co. Calif : 1 #6 seen as close as 18'. yellow wings with tail of black feathers on both sides; zigzagged could (word) several feet from stage left gliding airbornese air above ground while doing roll it know that I - tanger set answers pd nose. 3' off ground in cruise willow stand alone with no in background? Limited road yellowed had if clouds of cottonwood? 2nv. 3 Desert Springs Ranch, Yavapai Co. Calif : 1 #6 - fantastic. gliding, tail upwards white. start at 50' for 3 min. yellow wings with stages frayed no stage rapid to east, stages lifestabnn wings with black through its and main stripes -> hit , wings slide ) head no slum galaxy not formed - habitaton ( dubaid a sandy desert ```</s> text

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Yellow-rumped (MyrHe) Warble~ Dendroica coronata coronata Jan. 5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 2

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Yellow-rumped (Audubon's) Warbler- Dendroica coronata auduboni Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 1 Feb.17 Elkhorn Grade Rd., Kern Co., Calif: GO foraging with Mountain Bluebirds in saltbush flats miles from any trees. Mar.15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 - seldom seen in Tilden Park Mar.19 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 - first yard record. May 9 Helso, San Bernardino Co., Calif: 2 - late migrants. Not ad. ♂♀ Jun.2 Mesquite Sgs., Death Valley, Inyo Co., Calif: 1 ♂ BP Dec.21 Boulder area, Boulder Co., Colo: 1 h.o. Boulder Creek.

Dec 31 Border-dyed, Border-Co. Colro: 1 p.c. Border-green. Jan. 2 Meds/le seed, Borth Urdler, Furo Co. Calf : 1 q. 86 Mar. 4 Helpo San Bemardino Co. Calf: 5 - 10k weight. Not first bay titer. Mar. 14 301 Cammire Gdpio O'Nield, Contra Costa Co. Calf : 1- Tibou Gawn Mar. 12 Tibou Gawn, Contra Costa Co. Calf : 1 - seldom seen in trees. Apr. 17 Elk Horn Grade Rd, New Co. Calf : Go towards NPH Mountain Birds/ands in self paced flats writes from any way most seem start heading ni zibinds/nh nightwatch. May 2 Coyote Hill Rd, Fawn Alameda Co. Calf : 1 [illegible] Dec 31 Border-dyed, Border-Co. Colro: 1 p.c. Border-green. Jan. 2 Meds/le seed, Borth Urdler, Furo Co. Calf : 1 q. 86 Mar. 4 Helpo San Bemardino Co. Calf: 5 - 10k weight. Not first bay titer. Mar. 14 301 Cammire Gdpio O'Nield, Contra Costa Co. Calf : 1- Tibou Gawn Mar. 12 Tibou Gawn, Contra Costa Co. Calf : 1 - seldom seen in trees. Apr. 17 Elk Horn Grade Rd, New Co. Calf : Go towards NPH Mountain Birds/ands in self paced flats writes from any way most seem start heading ni zibinds/nh nightwatch. May 2 Coyote Hill Rd, Fawn Alameda Co. Calf : 1 [illegible] Dec 31 Border-dyed, Border-Co. Colro: 1 p.c. Border-green. Jan. 2 Meds/le seed, Borth Urdler, Furo Co. Calf : 1 q. 86 Mar. 4 Helpo San Bemardino Co. Calf: 5 - 10k weight. Not first bay titer. Mar. 14 301 Cammire Gdpio O'Nield, Contra Costa Co. Calf : 1- Tibou Gawn Mar. 12 Tibou Gawn, Contra Costa Co. Calf : 1 - seldom seen in trees. Apr. 17 Elk Horn Grade Rd, New Co. Calf : Go towards NPH Mountain Birds/ands in self paced flats writes from any way most seem start heading ni zibinds/nh nightwatch. May 2 Coyote Hill Rd, Fawn Alameda Co. Calf : 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Townsend's Warble Dendroica townsendi Jan.11 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 h.o. Feb.23 Briones Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co.: 1 ♀ Mar.15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co.: 1 ♀ May.13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernadino Co., Calif: 1 ♀ Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernadino Co.: 1 ♂

134 V 7-V Rewser! Towarbs Waipre Dsuwred pormbq May. 13 Airports Cess, San Bernardino Co. Calif: 15 Rite Monogro Repair, San Bernardino Co.: 10 Mar. 12 Tilden (648) Control Costs Co.: 7/8 Feb. 23 Brunes Red Ball, Control Costs Co. 1/8 Jan. 11 Tilden (648) Control Costs Co. Calif: 1 y/o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-throated Gray Warbler Dendroica nigrescens Apr. 26 Rollins Lake Rd, Placer Co. Calif.: 4

145H J.V. Revised! Dysfunctional Management Blood-throated Gray Warbler- Agv.36 Rolling Lone Rd, El Dorado Co., Calif.: H

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Hermit Warbler Dendroica occidentalis May 23 Crane Flat meadows, Yosemite NP, Tuolumne Co., Calif: 2 h.o. (S) June 15 Buchhorn Flat Campg., San Gabriel Mtns, Los Angeles Co., Calif: 2 ♂ singing on territory plus one ♀ preening vigorously as if just left nest whi (? incubating)

1014 - V.T. Kawazu Distributed occasionally Hewitt Marple --- Tune is back from flat comedy tour (Gabriel Horn? Los Angeles Co.) She's coming on touring line & pressing pressing 7 and will return to same as before (mildly amused) she tells that too, so you're okay.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cerulean Warbler Dendroica cerulea May 27 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif: 1 ♀ foraging high in cottonwoods which border main highway. Found by Rich Stallcup and seen by every observer who was there in the early AM. Difficult to see but eventually very good views were obtained. What an incredible surprise. This bird has always mystified me and I've wanted to see it more than any other warbler. Fourth Calif. record. See following description

May 21 Odeja Ranch Mono Co, Calif: I ½ following high in cottonwoods which border main highway. Found of rich shrubbery and seen at every observer. and saw a hawk fly up in that cow was there in the sky. Difficult to see but eventually saw good views were obtained. What examples can bird find? . saving's globes no an multiple examples This bird had always wanted to see it more than I've seen bests. and other maple - Fourth Calif. recent. See follow notification

Sight Reco Report Please fill out as accurately as possible. Include only those details of which you are certain and only those observed in the field; leave blank details not observed. Attach any additional comments or details on separate sheets. Please print or type Species Cerulean Warbler Date(s) 27 May 1974 Location Oasis Ranch County Mono State Calif. Elevation Observer Van Remsen Number of birds 1 Time of Day ~ 0700 Light conditions perfect Distance to bird 40-70' Optical equipment 10x50 binocs Length of time observed total time ~ 3 minutes - 3 separate periods Sex female Plumage (e.g. Breeding) Overall appearance and relative size: a small, stumpy, short-tailed warbler Bill warbler shape, dark Crown and forehead uniform dull bluish - definitely a bluish tinge. Contrasted with grayer back. Nape " Face very prominent white eye-stripe extending from bill over eye past auriculars. Triangular dark cheek patch behind eye pointing down, with hypotenuse bordering eye-stripe. Eye dark Throat grayish-white. In some lights appeared to have a buffy-yellow tinge Breast and sides " " Poorly defined streaks (2-3 darkish ones) on sides of breast. Belly and flanks: grayish white with perhaps a faint yellowish tinge. Undertail coverts whitish Back uniform grayish - no streaks visible Wings dark, extending past base of tail. Two prominent white wing-bars Underwings not seen. Rump not seen Uppertail coverts not seen

Upperside of tail not seen clearly ry short compared to most warblers Underside of tail dark with oval pale spots on either side. Similar to Blackpoll pattern but spots seemed smaller and closer to base of tail Legs not noted Behavior . Very quietly foraging in canopy. Typical warbler foraging motions. Voice : Silent Habitat : Row of tall cottonwoods on well-irrigated ranch in middle of sagebrush desert. How identification was decided - elimination of similar species not ♀ N.Parula ← not strongly yellow underneath, eyeline not eyeing not ♀ Black-thr Blue — not olive underneath; 2 wing-bars - no spot; crown bluish, not brownish not Grace's — no strong yellow throat, breast; no strong spots on sides, flanks; no noticeable streaks on back. not ♀ Blackpoll - Bay-breasted — not a large, long-tailed warbler; crown bluish, contrasting with unstreaked back; strong eyestripe not Pine — too short and stumpy; eyestripe too prominent; crown bluish not brownish Prior experience with this species NONE! This description written from — notes made during observation — notes made after observation X memory Others seeing the bird (addresses of two): Found by Rich Stallcup, Dave DeSande, Russell Greenberg, John & Susanne Luther, Joe Morlan, Dave Winkler, Sadie Brown, Georgianne Manolis, Ann Manolis, Mike Wihler, Joann Petlinich'o, Bruce Schatzman, Janet Farness. Signed Van Renner Date 5-28-74

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Grace's Warbler Dendroica graciae May 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co., Ariz. : 1 May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co.: 1 h.o. - exact replica of taped song.

ID#H 12/7 Reinman's Degraded Student Grace's Marple~ Under side of tail: dark with oval pale spots on either side. 3mm wide between spot 2 and 3. spot seemed smaller and closer to base of tail. out noted for quality, coming in canopy. Typical worker foraging within the. May 10: Fladgate bird, Cocooning Co., 4/5: 6/90s of tubed soil. Wed 11: Oph Green Garden, Cocooning Co.: 1 PM - exact location Stem? Row of tall cottonwoods on well-graded ranch in middle of sugarwood desert. How fraction was decided - elimination of similar species cat M. Garza - not strongly yellow underneath, eye line not gaping of white-brown edge - of close underneath, eye & wing bare - no weak/ brown branch (no browns)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bay-breasted Warbler Dendroica castanea June 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif ; 1 ♂ (5) - first located when I heard a thin, high-pitched warbler song which I said was either Bay-breasted, (although I hadn't heard them for 8 years) Blackpoll or Cape May. I found it foraging slowly in the tops of a locust tree, and everyone got to see the blackish face, chestnut throat and sides, two wingbars, and creamy color extending up onto neck. Later it was relocated and seen within chestnut crown and 10' of the ground at which time the streaks on the back were also seen. See sight record report form for full description.

Kremser J.V. 1691 June 8 Bog Springs Ranch, Idaho Co. (Lat: 10°(2) - first located when I heard a bird's high-pitched scream- sound which I said was super Bad-tweeter (Sorry! or Cube Uof . I found it following slowly at top snowy barn , soft to cool so got all in egbiz and twirl treated , soft nailfold set set atno qu binbuling roles faww chawed out with rose and bloeoln cow ti tolJ . Hggn (0) of the board at which time the streets no customers and the rock also saw , need gas hood sat taggd know here see , need oilo gisw need sat form for full description

perside of tail : darkish Underside of tail : whitish - outlined by dark borders slightly forked Legs dark Behavior : Moving slowly in top of locust tree when I first located it. Singing about once every 30 seconds. Watched in canopy for about 15 minutes. Eventually saw all field marks. Later found foraging in low branches of Am. Elm about 15' off ground - all field marks again seen clearly. Seemed to move much more slowly than other warbles Voice : I first located this bird by its high, thin song which I said was either going to be Bay-breasted, Blackpoll, or Cape May. The song consisted of a about 6-7 sturred thin notes - quality of Golden-crowned Kinglet call. Habitat : Cottonwood-Am. Elm oasis in middle of rocky- sagebrush desert How identification was decided - elimination of similar species chestnut dark brown creamy buff (not white as shown in fieldguide) chestnut white white I really can't think of anything to eliminate it from Chestnut-sided Warbler has white throat, yellow crown Prior experience with this species: once in fall in Calif. ~ 20 times in breed. plum. in Mass. This description written from notes made during observation [check] notes made after observation [check] memory Others seeing the bird (addresses of two): John + Susanne Luther, Don Roberson, Joe Marlan, Garth Alton, Dave Rudholm. Signed Date 6-4-74

Please fill out as accurately as possible. Include only those details of which you are certain and only those observed in the field; leave blank details not observed. Attach any additional comments or details on separate sheets. Please print or type Species Bay-breasted Warbler Date(s) 3 June 1974 Location Deep Springs Ranch County Inyo State Calif Elevation Observer Van Remsen Number of birds 1 Time of Day ~0900 Light conditions good Distance to bird 15-100' Optical equipment 10x50 binocs Length of time observed total time of about 20 minutes Sex Male Plumage (e.g. Breeding) Breeding Overall appearance and relative size: a large, slow warbler. Bill dark, wattle shape Crown and forehead: chestnut Nape chestnut Face: Dark brown mask extending from base of bill above and below eye to auriculars. Contrasted with chestnut crown and throat Eye dark Throat chestnut Breast and sides: Chestnut. Buffy area on sides of breast extending onto neck to auriculars—definitely a buffy-white and not pure white as is shown in field guides Belly and flanks white. Some chestnut blotches fading into flanks Undertail coverts whitish. [Others who later saw the bird even closer claimed there was a buffy tinge] Back: Brownish with dark stripes. Wings Darkish. Two conspicuous white wingbars Underwings not seen Rump not seen Uppertail coverts not seen

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Ovenbird Seiurus qurocapillus Jun.2 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co, Calif: 1 with good orange crown, dark round breast spots, whistler. Feeding on ground at the edge of the pond surrounded by mesquite at NW edge of golf course, spotted by Steve Summers and also seen by McCashie, Jones, Dunn, Roberson, Rudholm.

14TH 2.7. Kauferu' Overspid seigns durcabiillas Prior experience with this species: once in fall in Calif. in '80 times is here: This description written from ____ notes made during observation ___ notes taken after observations V memory Others seeing the bird (add names of two): John & Susane Luther, Jon Robertson, Sue Hering. Gerry Afon, Dave Rudholm. Signed A. M. N. Date 6-11-74 P.M. McCool's Jones' Down Hopson's Kingdom: Dolfe Contact: 250fted at 2K & swimmers can also seen of the band encountered by Musings at Im Square. Present about minutes frequency of around at the edge with good camera crew, great show known Juv. 5 Frances Green Rough! (Stella Valley Nat. Mon.)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Northern Waterthrush Seiurus noveboracensis May 26 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif: 1 h.o.(S) May 27 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 in irrigation ditch at SE corner of ranch near corral.

147 J.V. Kremer' Northern Waterbird Services unspecified May 20 Deep Springs Ranch, Tulare Co., Calif. I in remnant area. May 25 Chaparral Ranch, Mono Co., Calif. (R.O.C.) at SE corner of ranch near canal.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Mac Gillivray's Warbler Oporornis tolmey Apr. 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 1 Rollins Lake Rd, Placer Co, Calif : 8 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co, Calif. : 2 h.o. May 9 Kelso, San Bernardino Co, Calif : 2 May 13 Burns Cyn Rd, San Bernadino Co. : 1 in desert brush. Jun 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif : 2 . Late migrants seen here and at several other spots June 1-3 , May 23 Tilden Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif - 1 (S) on territory at usual location e. of playfield

14-14 7-V. Rewser! MacCallum's Marble Oboroum tomlat Apr. 26 Dour Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 1 Kollins Point Rd, Placer Co, Calif : 8 Solomon Falls Rd El Dorado Co, Calif : 5 A.P.O. May 4 Kelsey San Bernardino Co, Calif : 5 May 13 Browns Canyon Rd, San Bernardino Co : 1 in desert brush Jun 3 Oasis Ranch Mono Co, Calif : 5 plate writings seen Juns 1-3 have and at several other-objects Juns 1-3 Mar 23 Tilden Road. Gantt County Costal Co., Calif - 1 (2) on no (2) 1 - file, o.p.m. contd . map posn split big.??x4?9 70-9 northern layers to post, not

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Yellowthroat Geothlypis trichas Feb.6 Benicia St. Rec. Area, Solano Co., Calif : 2 h.o. Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co., Calif : 3 in marshes of the willow-lined creek. - first live ever seen in Merced Co. May 9 Kelsey San Bernardino Co., Calif : 1

1974 J.V. Reynolds Geothlyga frutipes Common Yellowthroat May 4 Kelso San Bernardino Co Calif : 1 Merced Co Feb 18 San Luis NWB Merced Co, Calif : 3 in wreaths of the million-lined green -- first time ever seen in Feb 6 Benicid St Rec Area Solano Co, Calif - 2 h-o.

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Yellow-breasted Chat Icteriq virens May 9 Cima, San Bernadino Co., Calif.: 1 Jun 2 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 2 mesquite-sur- rounded pond at NW corner of golf course. (S) Jun 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif: 1 (S)

Remsen, J.V. H.P.I Icteric Nucleus Yellow-pigmented Chaf Jan 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co. Calif.: 1 (2) rounded good at the course-of-self course (6) Jan 2 Fremont Green Ranch, Inyo Co. Calif.: 5 westgate-sou Mar 4 Cloud San Bernardino Co. Calif.: 1

Red-faced Warbler Cardellina rubifrons Remsen, J.V. 1974 May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co., Ariz.: 3. Responded to tape. at top of canyon at a curved bridge.

Remsen, J.V. HPI Cardellina vespertilio Red-faced Warbler May 11 Ody Creek, Coconino Co., Ariz. : 8. Resighted to take at top of canyon at a curved bridge.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Wilson's Warbler Wilsonia pusilla Apr. 12 Pt. Pinole Reg. PArk, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 2 h.o. (s) Apr. 24 Univ. of Calif. Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif: 1 h.o. (s) in an unusual location - live oak outside main entrance of busy Sproul Hall. May 9 Helso, San Bernardino Co., Calif: 25 - almost all pf - amazing concentration - most in one cottonwood Jun 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: 1. Last migrants seen here and at almost every oasis June 1-3.

Kewser V.T. HTPI Welding manual Wilson Marble The 3 degree services Ramsay Fund Co Colg : 1 pck minutes seen here and at almost every oasis thus-3 concentration must in one container May D Kelsey San Bernardino Ca' Colg: 50 - almost all FF of busy several Hall. different locations - north east Lawrence no live call outside entrance Apt.7-4 Living of Colg. Berkeley, Alabama Co Colg : 1 pck in Apt.12 Apt 6th floor Rodeo Gain Concentration Cafe: 5 pck (2)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Painted Redstart Setophaga picta May 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Coconino Co., Ariz.: 3

Remeisen', T.V. HLPJ May 11 ODI Green Cotton Co-Aus: 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 American Redstart Setophaga ruticilla May 24 Scotty's Castle, Death Valley Nat. Mon, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 ♀ May 27 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif: 1 ♀- strange bird - yellowish tinge to underparts Jun. 1 Oasis Ranch: 1 ♀, 1 imm. ♂ (S) Jun 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 ♀, 1 imm. ♂ (S).

104H J.V. Reverso! American Redstart Setophaga ruticilla Jun 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Mono Co. Call: 1♂ | imm S(2) Jun 1 Odesi Ranch: 1♂ | imm S(2) thorough of spirit May 24 Scott's Castle Death Valley Natl Mon Co. Call: 1♀ May 23 Odesi Ranch, Mono Co. Call: 1♀ - shrunken bird - delivery

Remsen, J.V. 1974 House Sparrow Passer domesticus Jan. 1 7160 W. 9th Pl., LaMewood, Jefferson Co., Colo : 125 counted at feeder Jan. 9 Univ. of Calif, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif : 2

143H 2/7- Renewal House Sparrow Passer domesticus Jan. 1 Juno M. Dr. Pollenwood, Jefferson Co., Colo. 1152 Counted at feeder Jan. P. Drum of Cull. Beethley Alameda Co., Calif.: J

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Bobolink Dolichonyx oryzivorus May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley, NM, Inyo Co, Calif: 2♂♂ together on wire with ♀. The song has elements similar to flight song of W.Meadowlark, and one of its call notes, a deep chuck, is definitely blackbird-like – I can now see more why the bird is an Icterid. Today I performed one of those feats of hearing ability which one would like to brag about to everyone but can't for modesty reasons. My only witness was Sadie Brown. As we were approaching to within 100 yds of one of the small ponds at the NW corner of the golf course I heard a faint rendition of a song and before the bird was through, I said to Sadie, "I think I hear a Bobolink!". About 15 sec. later, Bruce Broadbents, who was way up ahead of us at the pond yells out, "Hey there's a Bobolink here!". Not bad for the distance, but what even amazed myself is that I had only once ever heard a Bobolink before – about a year ago today at the same place.

May 26 Friends (Creeks/Banks/Death Valley/NV, Zuni Co etc.) Today I listened out of these texts or readings I can now see what the bird is or is feeling. its call notes a deep crunch, its distinct bird-calling-this similar to, flight song of Meadowlark, and one Toss together on mine. 7. The sound just elements to see how high-observed in front at relative the 20th Century Dolphins and humans

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Meadowlark Stumella neglecta Jan. 5 CoyoteHills Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 10

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Yellow-headed Blackbird Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus Apr.26 Woodland Sugar Ponds, Yolo Co, Calif.: 20

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red-winged Blackbird Aegolius phoeniceus Jan.6 Berkeley Aquatic Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 100 over Feb.8 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif : $♀♀ displaying on territory already. Mar.30 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: A♀♀ have arrived in the field across the street and now the four♂♂, who have been singing there for a month, have gone crazy- constant song and displaying and chasing.

P47 2A. Removal Adelante Organics Red-model Blackbird Jan @ Belleley Athletic Gym, Alameda Co Calif: 100 ozr- 5p-8 Coyote Hills Red Barn, Alameda Co Calif: 235g displayed on territory already May 30 Jol Camino Pablo, Orlando Control Costa Co Calif: 47 have who have been standing there for a month! Have some crazy constant soul and circulating and chasing. lived in the field across the street and now live four b

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Tricolored Blackbird Agelaius tricolor Feb. 9 Eastern Contra Costa Co, Calif : 30 Marsh + Kellogg Creeks, Contra Costa Co, Calif : 5 Feb. 17 Corcoran Lake, Kings Co, Calif : 50,000 - a pure guess at the numbers roosting just on the SW corner of the lake in the bamboo hedge . There was no reason to believe that they did not continue just as densely all the way around 2 of the four sides of the reservoir which were lined with bamboo. Apr. 25 Pena Adobe Lagoon, Vacaville, Solano Co, Calif : 100+ in reed beds - undoubtedly a breeding colony May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley N.M., Inyo Co, Calif : 18 with clean white epaulet borders seen by 30+ observers - perhaps only 2nd Inyo Co. record.

Ramsay T.V. HPI Berkeley only saw Judo Co record. 1/8 - with clear white borders seen by 30 observers Mar 26 Truants Creek Ranch, Joseph Valley N.H., Judo Co. Coll.: reed beds - undoubtedly a breeding colony. Apr 25 Gunn Adobe Roadside, Vacaville, Solano Co. Coll: 100+ in the reservoir which were lined with bamboo. densely all the way around 2 of the four sides of the area where it did not continue to believe that reason to be less in this bamboo bed. There was no on saw any evidence just on the SW corner - Feb 15 Corcoran Lake, Nunda Co. Coll: 20,000 - a huge March Reservoir (see) Control Costs Co. Coll: 2 Feb 9 Eastern Contra Costa Co. Coll: 30

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Hooded Oriole Icterus cucullatus May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz : 2 May 24 Scotty's Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co., Calif : 2

1974 J.V. Rewszu Ictus Haqted Orate May 24 MAD 24 Roff) (Carter, D. South Valley, NM, Judo Co Cell 5 Honigman Well Yonder Co AUs 5

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Scott's Oriole Icterus parisorum May 9 Cima, San Bernadino Co., Calif: 1 ♀, 1 imm.♂ Cima to Kelso: 4 ♂♂(ad), 1 juv.♂, 2♀♀. -attracted to tape-recorded song. The juv(?)♂ had only a couple of spots of black on his throat and gave nearly a full song. Was it hatched this year and is singing already, or was it hatched last year? but last year's birds should have full black throat- one seen earlier today n. of Cima in that plumage,

We've seen owls today at a time in the morning put last year's birds should have (all) fled their nest and is already, so we'd hatched it on - a may not hatched to sow. Was it hatched the year? and a couple of spots of black up and bar tonight and no need to stop to sign off a find. Crimson 2006/2014 (ad) I am G. J & F. - Cows to keep: H&G(47) I am G. J & F Crimson, son's wedding Co. Calif.: 18? / min. 9? May D

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Northern (Baltimore) Oriole Icterus galbula galbula Jun 2 Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley Nat. Mon., Inyo Co., Calif: 1 ad. ♂ - gave one song. All black head, orange underparts; orange shoulder patch, rump & black back, wings; white wing bar. Fantastic views at 30°.

164 Krewser, J.V. Northen (Baltimore) Oysters Ice cream, whipped and plain The 2 strawberries whole. Don't hollow out. You find Co. Candy I do it - give me soup. All about bread, crumbs and water I grab it, not big enough to swallow? Again of it - can't interest you. You know what again

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Northern (Bullochs) Oriole Icterus galbula bullochii Apr. 13 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. Calif. 1 ♂

Kewser, J.V. 14/4 [illegible] Apr 13 50t Ccmuie Fodbo (Couta Centre) Calif.12

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Brewer's Blackbird Euphagus cyanocephalus Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg.Park, Alameda Co., Calif: 5 Dec.26 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo: 3 in Morgan Co.

(14)H J.V. Rewson, Dec. 26 Hair Dye to Hair Spdy Colo ; 3 in Moron Co Jan. 2 Coyok Hule Red Paint Almeda Co Calif: 2

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Great-tailed Grackle Cassidix mexicanus May 12 Eare, San Bernadino Co., Calif : 3

(cassidix mexicanus) Green-tailed Grackle 14th J.V. Remson May 15 Earl San Bernardino Co. Calif.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Brown-headed Cowbird Molothrus ater Feb. 16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co, Calif : 3 Apr. 7 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 first arrival May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn. : 23 . Tally last year on same route (5-6-73) was only 4.

104 J.V. Reseau! Mototypes dte Brown-headed Cowbird May 2 Mines Rd+ Del Visito Cyn : 53. Tally last year on same route (2-8-13) was only 4 leaving Apr. 1 301 Camino Gordo Control Cntn Cc. Calif : 1 fwh Feb.16 Los Banos WMA, Merced Co, Calif : 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Tanager Piranga ludoviciana Apr. 18 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1♂- first arrival of spring. May 9 Kelso, San Bernadino Co, Calif : 1♂ Jun 3 Peep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif - 2. Late migrants seen here and almost every other oasis June 1-3.

Jan 3 Dessert, Road to Indio, Ca. Calif.-5 Pals meeting 201 Mar 9 San Bernardino Co, Calif: 10g arrival of items Apr 18 301 Camino Delite Center Costa Co, Calif: 10g- fw

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Summer Tanager Piranga rubra May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz : 2 Jun. 3 Peep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif : 1 imm. ? (red on face and rump) ; greenish wings (no wing-bars, not blackish like Scarlet). Probably of the eastern race rubra because its bill was same size or smaller than Western Tanager. The cooperi I've seen in Calif. have strikingly large bills. June 17 Big Morongo Reserve, San Bernardino Co., Calif : 1 h.o.

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Cardinal Richmondeng cardinalis Reimsen, J.V. 1974 May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz. : 8 Earp, San Bernadino Co., Calif. : 1 ♀ at feeder in Wheel-er-in Trailer Court. Residents said pair fed there daily Wheel-er-in Trailer Court Earp Park- Colo.R picnic area feeders at 2 trailers

May 15 Mountzwood Well, Yonager Co. Ave : 8 Eagle San Bernardino Co., Calif. 1/2 at Federal Wheel - in, Teller Court. Reading said fair for the day

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Rose-breasted Grosbeak Pheucticus ludovicianus May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 1♀ found and identified by Sadie Brown. Prominent chest streakings and no buffiness. May 26 Mesquite Springs, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif: 1♂ M Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co.: 1♂ + 1♀ June 1 Deep Springs Ranch : 1♂ June 21 Wildcat Canyon Reg. Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1♂ in eucalyptus in riparian area just inside Wildcat Canyon park on south boundary. Found here two days ago by Nick Story, wingsbirs clean white

10/4 2.7. Review! Functions - Functions Rose-pinked Cropped Goal: Minimize close-range on south boundary. Forward pass two rows out to NW encourage in-ribbing area; not outside which could be too Tues 1 Dee Springs Ranch - 1g M Heating Springs (Smith Valley) NM, Juvecos Coft, 10y Mad 20 Deep Springs Ranch, Juvecos. 19 y / 7 no profit/wages. identified by Smith Brown. Brown’s sheep stockyards and bro base? / ? Juvaco Calf / ? found and Mad 34 Deep Springs Ranch, Juvecos Coft / ? found and

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-headed Grosbean Pheucticus melanocephalus Apr. 19 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1 ho- first of year. May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif: ~ 75 - incredible migrant wave - flocks feeding on ground,

134# J.V. Kewasul Questions on microscopes Black-headed Grouse Apr.19 PICPA SCC Comm:O,apple O,mr,O,pbnn,O,oldpO,onim,O,IDE : 1 po first of year May 3rd D56626+4mte,rauch,Iuuto co,CdtE : ~ J2 - (uncertable) w/many more floors (seeing an island) house no impact w/soft - snow top/ice

Blue Grosbeak Guiraca caerulea Remsen, J.V. 1974 Apr.26 Sacramento R., Yolo Co, Calif : 2 (♂ + ♀) May 24 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif : 1 ♂ (molting or imm.) May 25 Tecopa, Inyo Co, Calif : 1 ♂ (molting or imm.)

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Indigo Bunting Passerina cyanea May 24 Scotty's Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 (S) May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM: 1 - airport road. May 26 Mesquite Springs, Death Valley NM: 1 drank at the spring 30' in front of us for a spectacular view. Jun. 1 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 - molting bird with small whitish area between legs - interesting hybrid? Scotty's Castle: 1 - small whitish area between legs - '' ? Jun. 2 Scotty's Castle: 1 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co, Calif: 1 - inconspicuous buffy wingbars, extremely brown (not tan), brown chested with faint streaks, Jun. 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co.: 1 - full ad. different bird from Jun. 1.

Jan 5 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co - 10' - the old "oak" difficult to spot from the trail Oasis Ranch, Mono Co - Colf: 18' - inaccessible with a lot of snow (not too) warm yesterday but cold tonight Jan 5 Scott's Castle: 19' with small white and brown bears - not mounted near distant flame due Jan 1 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co - Colf: 18' - another bad wind storm Jan 26 Needs Springers, Death Valley NM - 10' - dark at the bottom of the hill Jan 27 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM - 10' - bright red road Jan 31 Scott's Castle, Death Valley NM - 10' - (2)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lazuli Bunting Passering amoeng Apr.26 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co, Calif: 3 Lucas Valley Rd, Marin Co, Calif: 1 May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn. : 16 . Tally last year- on same route (5-6-73) was 27.

(2-6-73) on Santa Fe Route Miles Rd + Del Puerto Cyn : 10 - Tally last year Lucas Valley Rd, Marin Co, Calif: 1 Salmon Falls Rd, El Dorado Co, Calif: 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Evening Grosbeak Hesperiphona vespertina Apr.26 I-80, Donner Pass, Nevada Co, Calif : 5+ h.o. at gas station at Truckee exit Alta + Dutch Flat, Placer Co, Calif : 2 May 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co, Ariz : 2 h.o. May 11 Oak Creek Cyn., Coconino Co. : 9 May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co, Ariz : 1 h.o.

HTPI 7.V. Remsen, Mar 15 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co. Ariz : 1 p.m. Mar 11 Oak Creek Canyon, Cocouinice Co. : D Mar 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co. Ariz : 5 p.m. Avila + Dutch Flat, Placer Co. Calif: 2 pass station at Truckee exit Apr 36 I-80, Donner Pass, Nevada Co. Calif : 57 p.m. 47

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Purple Finch Carpodacus purpureus Jan. 11 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 2 Feb. 19 Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, Alameda Co, Calif - 1 h.o. singing vigorously - first songs I've heard on campus this spring Mar. 22 Alice Eastwood Campg, Marin Co, Calif : 15 - continual din of song, high density Apr. 4 Univ. of Calif: 1 giving call very similar to loud 'tew' note of Evening Grosbeak - same call heard at this time last year and year before. Dec. 28 Barr Lalle to Muir Sags, Colo.: 95% confident of 2 ??, (and 1 ? seen simultaneously by J. Reddall) flushed from a weed patch and seen poorly flying away. I heard the birds calling before I saw them and immediately called out "Purple Finches" - I then got my glasses on 2 ?? and all I could see were that they were either Purple or Cassin's but flanks were very heavily streaked like Purple. J.Reddall had the ?? and were impressed with its wine color and amount of red on the back. But we just didn't get @ anything but poor looks, JR and SL also said that Cassins were very scarce this year, even in the mountains.

There you see it - even in the mountains. But good looks - JK and ST also said that Cassiopeia was not on the path. But we tried very hard to get anything.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Cassin's Finch Carpodacus cassinii Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 10 I-80, Donner Pass, Nevada Co.: 10 May 13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernardino Co., Calif: 1♂+1♀ responded to Pymy Owl imitations, Unusual to see them in pinyon-juniper woodland. May 17 Tassajara Rd., Monterey Co, Calif : 10. Six (♂+♀) at summit of road plus 4 more at least 2 below miles (n. of) summit. May 24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 4♀♀+1♂ Jun 1 Deep Springs Ranch : 2 ♀ - late. Jun 3 Deep Sprinss Ranch : 1 ♀ Rock Creek Lake area, Inyo + Mono Cos, Calif: 6 Flight call note is an Empidonax-like chee-dlup. Also gives a whining, repeated call=plaintive.

19th J.A. Rewser! Also uses a minimum, registered call-in painting. First-call work is an Emergency-like case-quoting Rock Creek Pools closed Tuesday + Move Co. Call: G Jan 3 Rock Springs Ranch : 1 F Jan 1 D666 Springs Ranch : 5 F - Late . May 24 D666 Springs Ranch, Inyo Co. Call: 4 FF ( 9 ) Timms / to .07 est.im it needed to show a cure hours of immune to at least 21 May 17 Tressava Rd, Monterey Co. Call : 10 . 5/2 (3+2) (2+3) trem in binder - open - opening them in number needing. rescued to 6 mins and minutes. Necessary to see May 13 Archaic Green, San Bernardino Co. Call : 10 + 7 I-80, Donner Pass Nevada Co. : 10 Agri:20 Boca Dam Nevada Co. Call: 10 Corrections - editings Classics Flach

Remsen, J.V. 1974 House Finch Carpodacus mexicanus Jan.1 7160 W. 9th Pl., Lakewood, Jefferson Co, Colo : 30± at feeder Jan.4 Univ.of Calif, Berkeley, Alameda Co, Calif : 2 Feb.17 Hwy. 58, Simmler to McKiltrick, Kern Co, Calif : 1 nearly pure white bird with a flock of 200, a higher than usual proportion of which were yellow males. Mar.2 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co, Calif : caught and banded 16 birds in 7 hrs. in a two cell ground trap baited with seeds. Apr.12 Pt. Pinde Reg Park, Contra Costa Co. : 150- incredible # singing - dispersed in eucalyptus groves, apparently breeding. In one grae, at least 4 birds were incorporating some strange, flute-like, oricle-like notes in their song. May 5 Mines Rd, Alameda Co, Calif : female feeding young in nest in the sign for Branding Iron cafe. May 13 Big Morongo Refuse, San Bernadino Co. Calif : Nest in palm tree go up with 5 eggs in Coulinston Park

May 13 Birds Norando Restre/San Benardino Co. Calif. first in field two eggs with 2 eggs in Corvinson Bowl in nest in the sign for Branding Iron cats. Mud 5 Lunes Rd, Alameda Co. Calif.: female feeding young in their song in cooperation some strange flute-like notes song bird a test to see how it responded. In our area at least 4 birds were singing - gibberish in various degrees, obviously Apr 15 6+ finches Red Bell Central Costa Co.: 150 - incredible flock of tight packed with seeds Mar 3 30! Camino Guppy Grande, Contra Costa Co. Calif: caught and banded 16 birds in 7 hrs and two call ground brown wallow new holes frequently more yellow waters Feb 17 Hwy 58 Simms to McNittrey New Co. Calif. / Jan 4 Mtn of Calif, Bellgard Alameda Co. Cale: 3 feeds Dec 26 Trio W. Dill, 6th Downroad, Treforest Co. Caledonia at 80+ deg H2P1 Revues 2. V.

Reimsen, J.V. 1974 Gray-crowned Rosy Finch Leucosticte tephrocotis June 3 Tioga Pass, Mono Co, Calif: I seen briefly at the turnout with the green railing.

1014 T.V. Remsen' Feccestrafe - feghrocebia Grey-crowned Rosy Finch Three "Good" Pass, Mono Co. Call: I seen thrushly at the turnout with the closed ceiling miter near set this turnout set

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pine Siskin Spinus pinus Jan. 6 Ft. Reyes, Marin Co., Calif: 10 Olema Marsh Apr. 16 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 2 h.o.- Amazingly enough, the first record for the yard, despite adjacent weed fields, planted pines, orchard - at least they should have been heard overhead long before now. Jun. 2 Scotty's Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co., Calif: 2-late Jun. 3 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif- 2 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co.: 3

Deep Springs Ranch, Tutico., E Jun 3 Oasis Ranch Mono Co Calif - 5 Jun 5 Scott's Castle Death Valley NM Tutico Co Calif: 5-1/4te would have been needed before now. adjustment. Need to figure out how they did it and what was the original cost for the land, as well as any other expenses that may not be reflected in the current value. Apr 16 301 Camino Real Oxnard County Co Calif: $ no - Jun 8 Mt Reyes Marin Co Calif: 10 Olews Marsh

Remsen, J.V. 1974 American Goldfinch Spinus tristis Jan. 18 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 2 h.o. May 27 Oasis Ranch, Mono Co., Calif.: 1σ

1474 J.V. Rewseul American Goldfish Strains - Traits May 21 Odets Ranch, [illegible] Co. Cult = 19 Jan. 18 Tilten Bank, Control Costa Co. Cult = 3 p.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lesser Goldfinch Spinus psaltria Jan.5 Ignacio, Marin Co., Calif : 2 Apr.13 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: this species is not fully recognized by most for its excellent mimicry ability. One ♂ in one song used West Flycatcher call note, Am. Robin calls, Plain Titmouse song and call, and Brown Towhee chirp, Fro and Pine Siskin call. I've heard them incorporate calls of many other species in their song. Apr.27 301 Camino Pablo: additional mimickings noted today: Bewick's Wren scold, House Finch song+call, Am. Goldfinch call, Downy Woodpecker call, House Sparrow call.

Donny Woodstock cell, House Speaker call. Benicia News Scored, House lunch soup & cell, Air Goldfish cell Abel J. 301 Camino Goplo: additional numeric entry code: calls of word. other effects in their midst. I'm heard these incidents and give them a call. They were also called for the same reason and had a different story to tell. One day we came back from school, saw a group of kids playing tag on the playground. One kid fell down hard and started crying because he hurt his knee badly. His mom rushed over with ice pack and wrapped it around his leg gently until he stopped crying again.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lawrencels Goldfinch Spinus lawrencei May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn, Alameda + Santa Clara Cos, Calif : 13 May 9 Kelso, San Bernadino Co, Calif - 2- late lingerers. May 13 Arastre Creek, San Bernardino Co, Calif : 1 pair. Big Morongo Refuge, San Bernardino Co. : 8 May 17 Tassajara Rd, Monterey Co, Calif : 5 June 14 McGill Campground, Mt Pinos, Kern Co, Calif : 18' Chula Vista Picnic Area, Mt. Pinos : 2 Condor Lookout, Mt. Pinos : 2 June 15 San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles Co, Calif : 1 h.o. James San Jacinto Mtn. Reserve, Riverside Co, Calif : 6 June 16 James Reserve : 1 h.o. June 17 Big Morongo Refuge : 1 h.o.

10/14 RV 2V Rimser June 8 Big Morado Refug: 1 p.o. June 16 James Reserve : 1 p.o. James San Jacinto Mtn. Reserve, Riverside Co. Calif : 6 June 15 San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles Co. Calif - 1 p.o. Condor Rockart, Mt. Pinos : 2 Chula Vista Picnic Area, Mt. Pinos : 3 June 14 McCall Campground, Rt. 69 N.S. Hwy Co. Calif : 18 May 17 Tesdorado Rd, Monrovia Co. Calif : 5 Big Morado Refuge, San Bernardino Co. : 8 May 13 Artesia Creek, San Bernardino Co. Calif : 1 pax Mar 9 Rt20 San Bernardino Co. Calif - 2 - late Indians. Colif : 13 May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Can', Alameda + Santa Clara Co.s

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Red Crossbill Loxia curvirostra Apr. 26 Alta + Dutch Flat, Placer Co, Calif: 3 h.o.

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Green-tailed Towhee Chlorura chlorura May 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co., Ariz.: 1 May 13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 5 June 14 Mt. Pinos, Kern Co., Calif.: At last I think I can tell their song from Fox Sparrow - its much more buzzy, harsh, and abbreviated. The Fox Sparrow is sweeter, more musical, and more prolonged. The Fox Sparrow also is a good mimic, but I haven't yet heard this species incorporate other species' calls into its song the way Fox Sparrow does.

For station dogs inscrutable other species' calls into its own the red a good mimic, but I haven't yet heard this species avoidants and was exhausted. The For Station also a trap and opened. The For Station is sweeter, more than your view for station - it much more pressed. Turns if Mt. Pinch's River Co' Caffe. At last I think I can tell Androste Chaeli San Bonamino Co' Cafe: 2 Play 10 Cloudstaff Area Cocamine Co' Ails: 1 ID41 2.V. Kensett' Chloraea chloroides Green-tailed Towhee

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Rufous-sided Towhee Pipilo erythrophthalmus Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 Jan.22 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 h.a.(S) first song of the season Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co., Calif.: 2 - not listed on the checklist of the birds of the refuge distributed at the registration booth. Mar.15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 foliage-gleaning in crown of Coast Live oak 25' up.

10/14 VT: Rosenau 61910 symbolic gardens Rooms-sized Towhee Jan 2 Coyote Hills Red Barn Alameda Co, Calif: 1 Jan 25 San Joaquin County Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1 bird first sound of the season Sep 17 Nien MWR, New Co, Calif : 5 ~ not listed on this specialist of the birds of the refuge distributed at the registration booth Nov 12 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif. : 1 females-pleasing in flock of Coast Five Owls, mb.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Brown Towhee Pipilo fuscus Jan. 5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 Mar. 15 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 2 foliage-gleaning together in crown of Coast Live Oak 25' up.

(141 J.V. Kawasaki) Mar. 12 Tilden Bank, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 3 Edward-Stearns Juve 2 Coyote Hills Reg. Bais, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 Together in crown of coast line on 22, '46. Brown Tompee Gibbs fusce

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Abert's Towhee Pipilo aberti May 12 Earp, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 1 - mesquite across highway from River View Trailer Court.

1474 J.V. Reusseni Abeit's Towmce Giglio abeiti Not 15 Edib, San Bernardino Co, Calif; I - insediate access behind from River View Trailer Court.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Savannah Sparrow Passerculus sandwichensis Jan. 19 Aňo Nuevo S.Res, San Mateo Co., Calif : 8 May 26 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co., Calif : 1

Remson TV P144 H256 Enwace Creek Ranch, North Valley NM, Fudo Co. Colif. 1/10/02 qnt M.V. yellov HPPG9 dno8 NsoC goponnw Año Nuevo & Res., San Mateo Co. Colif : 8 Jan 14

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Vesper Sparrow Pooecetes gramineus Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 2 # May 27 Schulman Grove, White Mtns, Inyo Co., Calif: 1 in low stage - also seen here last year - probably breeding at 10,000 ft. Dec.17 Butte Sink, Sutter Co., Calif: 14 on W. Butte Rd.

Dec. 17 White Swan, Sutter Co. Calif. at W. White Rd. 10,000 ft. adds - also seen last year - broadly distributed Mad32 Schipman Grove, White Mtno, Idaho Co. Calif. = 1 m. Jan Aug. 26 Good Dam, Nevada Co. Calif. = 5 ft.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lark Sparrow Chondestes grammacus Feb.17 Calif.Valley - Carrizzo Plain, San Luis Obispo Co. Calif: 1 May 5 Mines Rd + Del Puerto Cyn.: 17 . Tally last year (5-6-73) on same route was 10.

HP1 2.V. Reuser Law School Chongkote Gramadots May 2 Mines Rd, Del Puerto Gym 7 . Telly last year (2-5-2 on same court 4/29 10 Feb 12 Calif Valley-Carriso Plain San Luis Obispo Co. Calif : 1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Rufous-crowned Sparrow Aimophila ruficeps Apr.8 Mt.Diablo State Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1 (s) from a turnout within sight of the south gate entrance booth in chaparral; another seen in chaparral farther down the road. Apr.26 El Dorado Co. Salmon Falls Rd, Placer Co, Calif.: 2 where Am.River crosses road from Auburn to Cool May5 Mt.Diablo St. Park, Contra Costa Co: 2 (s) May14 Tilden Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1(s) + 1 ad, feeding flyng fledglings in Big Springs canyon

Ryans-Green School A: Monday Tuesday J.T. HTP1 Maple Glen Point Contra Costa Co. Calif. : 1 vol., 1 (2) + 1 vol. Mt. Diablo St. Bayll Contra Costa Co. : 5 (2) Crosses road from A north to Cool A67-32 Between Falls Rd. & Bell Fmly, near Am River El Dorado Co. Further down the road. Death in childbirth; another seen in hospital In regards ni nee-editions ; imports di ni dood Maple Glen Point Contra Costa Co. Calif. : 1 (2) Mt. Diablo State Park Contra Costa Co. Calif. : 1 (2)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-throated Sparrow Amehispiza bilineata May 9 Cima, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 16 Jun 2 Mesquite Springs, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co., Calif.: 2 ad with 1 juv.

1974 2.V. Rasmussen JAN 5 Housing Service, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co Calif: 5:44 with May 8 Crusade for Freedom Co Calif: 16

Remsen, J.V. 1973 Sage Sparrow Amphispiza belli Feb.16 Elkhorn Grade Rd., Kern Co., Calif.: 6. Bonnie Bowens 400th lifer Feb.17 Elkhorn Grade Rd.: 3. One singing songs noticeably different from Bay Area dialect-notes rhythmic. Apr.8 Mt.Diablo State Park, Contra Costa Co.: 12-vigorous singing in chaparral. One bird seen carrying nesting material, Apr.26 Salmon Falls Rd., El Dorado Co., Calif.: 3 h.o.(5) May 4 Mt.Diablo St.Park: 5 May 5 Mt.Diablo St.Park: 3 Mines Rd+Del Puerto Cyn: 8

1973 J.V. Reiser, Aug 28, 1975 Page Sparrow Illinois Bell Mt. Diablo St. - Gwyn : 3 Mt. Diablo St. - Gwyn : 2 Agri-Seed El Dorado Co. Coffee : 3 p.m. (2) Aug. 8 Mt. Diablo State Park, Contra Costa Co. : 15 - visitors Sep 13 Elkhorn Grade Rd. : 3 Our summit zone noticeably different from old area and most transitory. Sep 16 Elkhorn Grade Rd., New Co. Calif. : E. Bowman Re-survey HOO to litter

Remsen, J.V. 1973 Slate-colored Junco Junco hyemalis hyemalis Jan.1 7160 W. 9th Pl., Lakewood, Jefferson Co., Colo: 2 at feeder

J.W. Remsen 1873 Junco hyemalis hyemalis State-colored Junco Jan 1, 1919 W.M. Pittmanwood, Jefferson Co., Colo.; 5 at Rodeo

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Oregon Junco Junco hyemalis oreganus Jan. 1 7160 W. 9th Pl., Lakewood, Jefferson Co., Colo : 10 at feeder Jan. 4 373 Gravant, Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif: 5

1974 TV Remsen' Jan. 4 313 Grant, Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif.: 5 feed- Jan. 1 1100 W. 6th, Hollywood, Jefferson Co., Colo.: 10 et

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Gray-headed Junco Junco caniceps May 10 Flagstaff area, Coconino Co., Ariz: 2

May 10 Florida Keys! Cocounisco, Au2 - 5 Tusco Cavicegs Graph-Header Tusco Remsen, J.V. 1674

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Tree Sparrow Spizella arborescens Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Sgps, Colo : 220

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Chipping Sparrow Spizella passerina Remsen, J.V. 1974 Apr. 26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif: 3 May 5 Del Puerto Cyn, Santa Clara Co, Calif: 3 Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co.: 1 Jun 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif: 1 - late migrant June 17 Coin Spring, Riverside Co, Calif : 1 - extremely late migrant

Jan 1 Covington, Riverside Co, Calif : 1 - extremely late winter Jan 3 Oseeb Swamp Ranch, Indio Co, Calif : 1 - late winter Feb 6 Del Puerto Cyn, Santa Clara Co, Calif : 1 May 2 Del Puerto Cyn, Santa Clara Co, Calif : 3 Aug 20 Boca Dam, Nevada Co, Calif : 3

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Clay-colored Sparrow Spizella pallida Dec.14 Hayward-Union City shore, Alameda Co., Calif: 1 in weeds around a fence surrounding a pump station at Eden Landing x Arden Rd. Studied for over 1 hr. Perfect Clay-colored Sparrow except for grayish rump- but at least one MV2 bird has a gray rump. See SRR.

10-H 27. Remsen, Dec 14 Hawthorn-Urban City Space, Alameda Co. Calif: I am Even running x Aiken Rd. studied for one I do Perfect Clay-colored Sclerom except for striking through put at least one MVS bird has a bad count 2x [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Brewer's Sparrow Spizella breweri Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif.: 1 h.o.(S) May 13 Burns Cyn.Rd, San Bernadino Co.,Calif: 2 (S) May 25 Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co.Calif: 3 May 26 Mesquite Spring, Death Valley : 1

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black-chinned Sparrow Spizella atrogularis May 4 Mt. Diablo St. Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 5 ♂ - more common than in past years May 5 Mt. Diablo St. Park: 0 - same spots as yesterday were searched specifically for this species, but none seen or heard. All other species which were found yesterday were also seen in nearly same numbers today, except this species. May 13 Arrastre Creek, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 4 - pinyon-juniper Tip Top Mtn., San Bernardino Co.: 2 June 15 San Gabriel Mtns., Los Angeles Co., Calif.: 3 h.a. (S)

Renewal V.T. HPI May 16 Mt Diablo St Ball Control Co Calif: 2 & - were common there in past years May 2 Mt Diablo Ball: O - same stops as yesterday were searched specifically for this species, but none seen or heard. All other species which were found yesterday were also seen in nearly same numbers today, except this species. May 18 Arquette Creek, San Bernardino Co Calif: N -fairly large Tig Toe Mtn, San Bernardino Co.: 2 San Gabriel Mtns, Los Angeles Co. Calif: 3 pairs (2)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Harris' Sparrow Zonotrichia querula Dec.28 Barr Lake to Muir Sps, Colo: 5 in riverbottom thickets at Muir Sps and Goodrich, Morgan Co; [illegible]

12/1 HPP/ 1963.8 Barracks to Main Stds, Colo.: 2 in investigation threats at their gates and continued Mexican Co. Sonotrichic dreveld Harus's Sbarrow

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White-crowned Sparrow Zonotrichia leucophrys Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif.: 10 Mar.19 El Toyonal x Wildcat Cyn.Rd., Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 2159: one bird gave full song after I had begun to imitate Saw-whet Owl. Mar.20 Why does this species sing so much more than Golden-crowned Sparrow? Although the latter outnumber - the former at our Orinda house by at least 2x1, it's the white-crowned that are constantly singing. I don't think this has to do with differences in timing of breeding (white-crowned may breed sooner, but not necessarily - who knows how far north this wintering population breeds) - maybe its relative differences in flock cohesion - white-crowned flocks may be more closely knit - thus song is a reinforcer of this cohesion. But why would they be more closely knit. The solitary feeding Fox Sparrow sings even less often than the Golden-crowned. Why should it sing at all on wintering ground unless to "practice" or defend winter territories Apr.10 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif - singing has really subsided and now the Golden-crowned Sparrows are really bursting into song. Apr.13 301 Camino Pablo: last observation of winter May9 Kelso, San Bernardino Co., Calif.: 1 dd- late May13 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz.: 2 May24 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif.: 3 Jun2 Scottys Castle, Death Valley NM, Inyo Co.: 1 - very late. Jun3 Deep Springs Ranch - 1 gambeli - very late

Jan 3 Beech Grove Ranch - I sample - very late Jan 5 Scott's Castle, North Valley! Jude Co. - I very late. Mad H D666 Grove Ranch, Jude Co., Calif.: 3 Mar 13 Monarch Mtn & Yandbei Co. Aus: 5 Mar D N620 San Bernardino Co. Calif.: 148-149 Apr 18 Joi Camino Gaplo - last observation of winter really bursting into sound. April 30 Canyon Gordo, Oldwood ContralostCo., Calif. - singing has really surprised and now the golden-crowned sparrows dig into this unit. The solitary feeding for sparrow birds even of this species but they would fly too. No closer to a relative difference in flock cohesion - white-crowned white-crowned - white-crowned (white-crowned) it still hunt that I . minicly ultinately see that somehow encourage that he constantly sing at our Crow horses by the side. - study set th, 1.5 total to be served and in the middle. Mar 20 What does this species say so much more than other crowned sparrows? Although the latter outnumbered the former to initiate swarm-hunt or. Jan D El Cajonal x Willet Cay Rd., Oldwood Contralost Co. Calif. Jan 2 Coyote Hills Red-Bark, Alameda Co., Calif.: 10 Riversu' 7.V. H3PI

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Golden-crowned Sparrow Zonotrichia atricapilla Jan. 5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif : 25 Apr. 10 301 Camino Pablo, Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif: notable increase in singing Apr. 18 301 Camino Pablo: most gone Apr. 21 301 Camino Pablo: only 5 left. We have banded over 40 individuals in March and April. Apr. 27 301 Camino Pablo : 1 h.c. -call. May 5 Mines Rd., Alameda Co., Calif : 1 Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co., Calif : 3 Mt. Diablo State Park, Contra Costa Co., Calif: 1

1914 J.V. Remsen Sonotrol #12 stringed Golden-crowned Sparrow Mt Diablo State Park, Contra Costa Co, Calif: 1 Del Puerto Canyon Stanislaus Co, Calif: 3 Mar 2 Muss Rd, Alameda Co, Calif: 1 Apr 21 San Camino Capio: 1 n.c.-call. Apr 21 San Camino Capio: only 2 left. We have banded one no Apr 18 San Camino Capio: most some in shade Apr 10 San Camino Capio, Contra Costa Co, Calif: notable increase Jan 5 Coyote Hills Red Bank, Alameda Co, Calif: 55

Remsen, J.V. 1974 White-throated Sparrow Zonotrichia albicollis Jan. 4 373 Gravat Dr., Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif.: 1 at Reeder Jan. 6 Inverness, Marin Co., Calif.: 1 black+white ad. at Inverness Motel Dec. 6 7481 Woodrow Dr., Oakland, Alameda Co.: 1 ad. Dec. 8 7481 Woodrow Dr.: 1 ad. Dec. 15 Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif.: 1 ad. at Lake Cascade

HPI 2.A. Resumen Sonotrode White-throated Sparrow diploidea Dec 15 Canada Control Corp. Copie: I do. at Lake Cascade Dec 8 J.H. & W. Woodman Dr. 109 Dec 6 J.H. & W. Woodman Dr. Oakland Alameda Co.: I do. Transverse Note Jan D Inverness Marine Co. Call: I please-write dd. to be shipped to : Jan H 375 Gurnett Dr. Oakland Alameda Co. Copie: I at Green

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lincolns Sparrow Melospiza lincolnii Jan.5 Coyote Hills Reg. Park, Alameda Co, Calif : 5 h.o. Feb.8 Coyote Hills : 5 Feb.17 Kern NWR, Kern Co, Calif : 1 Feb.18 San Luis NWR, Merced Co, Calif : 1 h.o. May 5 Mines Rd, Alameda Co, Calif : 1 in willow patch at milepost 14.1 where N. Parula seen last fall. Jun.1 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co, Calif : 1 - late Dec.28 Barr Lk to Muir Sees, Colo : 1 h.o. along S. Platte R in swampy area near Orchard Goodrich.

2014 7.A. Kewesu' Melogisiz Lincoln Lincoln's G69w Dec.28 Bart Fife to Univ. Stgss' Colo, 1 h.o. along 2 Elwtte R in Jan.1 Deep Springs Ranch, Fnto Co, Calif: 1-10th where M. Garnd seen last fall. May 2 Univer Rd, Almond Co, Calif: 1 in millon batch at Feb.18 San LuisNWR, Merced Co, Calif: 1 h.o. Feb.17 New NWR, New Co, Calif: 1 Feb. 8 Coyote Hill: 2 Jan.2 Coyote Hills Red Bowl, Almond Co, Calif: 2 p.o.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Fox Sparrow Passerella iliaca Jan.4 373 Gravat Dr., Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif.: G feeding on ground under feeder although no food has been put out since Dec. 14. Perhaps they are better at scratching for old seeds than other Fringillids; and thus still persist. Apr.26 Boca Dam, Nevada Co., Calif: 5 birds in a manzanita meadow were all using a perfect Olive-sided Flycatcher "quick-three-beers" to introduce songs. We had all been convinced we had heard Olive-siders the imitation was so good. June 13 Mt. Pinos, Kern Co., Calif.: Songs incorporating following were heard: White-headed Woodpecker rattle, Western Flycatcher "sweep", Dusky Flycatcher "see-lup, bzzz", Black-throated Gray Warbler song, Western Bluebird call, Com. Flicker "few" call of Apr.26 Boca Dam (cont): I've decided to elaborate a little more on this, since I impressed myself with my hearing abilities. At dawn, Kim Garrett had called out 'Olive-sided Flycatcher'. Kim is considered by many to have the best ears of any birder in the west (maybe North America). The bird was extremely far away, and Laurie Binford, who does have very good ears despite his protests to the contrary, could not hear the bird. Rich Stallcup, who has one of the best ears in Calif. also agreed with him even though it was barely audible. However, I could hear that after each quick-three-beer followed immediately a Fox Sparrow-Green-tailed Towhee song which may have been inaudible to the others. I suggested the possibility that it was part of one of their songs, but I was ignored, and I don't blame them - it was a perfect OS Flyc song. Later, however, my suspicion was verified.

However, and production was renewed. I could plan things if it was perfect QZFLic 2022 rules. pred, however, saw I had gone right to go to hang out & fart while doing set balancing - audio set of slubwon, need some form innumerable n ForS2018-Crown-titled Toaster which followed how I could hear that the- each wed bliss I reman Cafe. Also offered with new thin wire (or it was purely analog) person the bird. Rich Stellman who was one of the best guys in new hood even designs for testing and checking out control for blue, partner sat at checkup and slipped over book you was extremely unkind, having sinned had, your ray plasmonics saw good cook only, bringing sinned bad, your ray plasmonics saw good cook only, bringing sinned bad, your ray plasmonics saw bird still". (Jinoma Athoni adyan) few sat at -brid you & Hypocrite": Kim is considered by many to have the best ears in the world! At dawn, Kim Garrett and called out "Olive-2-20s" appliede. A great Jim Garrett has always been a friend of mine since I understood what he was doing. I am described as people & little still: (find) Good down (count) to list or "ten", call or good multiple soups, Western Bingbong cell "Cow Flight- Bakvill-1967). Bitch-Hanged" "smack", Dark Flatphone- "see-in", "guy-sez" and, "good-mouse" was passed: Niki-Needee Woodgeorge Kullie, "other though-babbin-yidinU" following audio recording: sound accompanying was so good. birds in a manner similar to "duch-thrice-peers", to introduce songs. We had all been convinced we had heard Olive-2-20s by the twirl of our "Good Down, Nevada Co. Cafe: 2 birds in a manner similar to bird geist and this still exists. better at watching for old seeds than other up yet getting... I did not give two tugs need edul bird on (which) number-500s known as "Pebble" Jaw H 313 Crowdfly Orkland, Alameda Co. Cafe: 2 Remsen: V:V. HPTI

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Swamp Sparrow Melospiza georgiana Dec. 1 pt. Reyes area, Marin Co. Calif: 5 imm. in Olema Marsh and 2 imm. and Shields Nature area. - as many as 22 have been counted at Olema Marsh by others- an invasion year. Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo: #9 2i, lu along S Platte R. near Goodrich in unfrozen swampy riverbottom in Morgan Co.; 1a + 1u h.o. in unfrozen cattail marsh at Muir Springs, Morgan Co., Call note very similar to Black Phoebe- an open-ended whistled "Fee".

HPH 7A 7A Rewser? Microized, decalated Swamp Sphern Rec 1 et Retes and Main Co Cell: 2 mm in oloma - Marsh and 3 mm and Shribs Nature area as many as 50 have been counted at Glenelg Haven pt others - an invasion team way noisenum nd - cells of Haven dec 18 Bear Fone to Main Sphern Colo: # d 2? Moland's place near (Goochland) in nutrition evenness of nutrition in Molend Co. 1d + In Pro. in nutrition calling march of Main Spring, Moland Co: Cell unite very similar to Bicken Grapes - an open-ended desided "free" [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Song Sparrow Melospiza melodia Jan. 4 373 Gravatt Dr., Oakland, Alameda Co. Calif : 2

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Lapland Longspur Calcarius lapponicus Dec. 1 Pt. Reyes area, Marin Co., Calif: 20 in cattle pastures on Hall Ranch on e. edge of Drakes Beach Rd- same field as last year drakes Beach Rd beach Hall Ranch O cattle watering pond longspur area E Dec. 28 Barr Lake to Muir Spgs, Colo: 23 scattered along route in Weld and Morgan Cos. Besides the "rattle" call, the other sound given was a whistled "Whee'-tuh", a call they also give on the breeding ground at Barrow, Alaska.

Dec 28 Bull calves to their sides, Colo: 33 scattered along "Where two" a call they also give on the preceding hollow now was a whistle. Calls in high and low tones. Besides the "cattle" [illegible] Dec 1 64 Kicked over Maria Co Calh: 50 in cattle got stuck on Hall Ranch on 6 sides of Dunne Beach Rd - same field as last year Beach Dunne Hall Ranch E arrow

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Chestnut-collared Longspur Calcarius ornatus Dec. 1 Pt. Reyes area, Marin Co., Calif : 7 in same field as last year on Dranel's Beach Rd (see Lapland Longspur map). Did not flock with Laplands.

101 J.A. Kewser! Chestnut-colored fougasse decorates owlets Page 1: A 65-year-old man in a suit (see below) He is not here on Dr. B's Beach Rd. Did not go with Labundo (pancreatic meds)

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Opossum Didelphis marsupialis June 23 Wildcat Canyon Rd, Orinda, Contra Costa Co. Calif.: I seen crossing road at 2300 about 1 mile w. of junction with El Toyon

[illegible] June 23 Wildcat Canyon Rd, Orlando: Central Coast Co Cafe. Seen crossing road at 2300 about 1 mile W of 7. W Glen I trip 00E to boat launch near 1950T 15 other persons;

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Black Bear Urgus americanys May 23 Crane Flat meadows, Yosemite NP, Tuolomne Co., Calif : 1 large individual foraging in the open in the meadow next to the gas station - watched it for ten minutes. This is the first time I've ever been able to watch one actually doing something,

10/4 T.V. Review? 1 : 7:30pm Crows Flat meadows Rosemike Ave. Tolowance, Calif. The individual found in the cage in the window was not estimated at yet if his/her - narrative age and of time has it's hard to tell but it is doing something. Black Bear Nature documents

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Marten Martes americanag June 3 Rock Creek Lake area, Trinity Co., Calif. : I bounded across road and up a hillside about 1 mile below Mosquito Lake. Size of a dachshund - very buffy brown, long bushy tail with dark tip; noticeable ears.

629 With your love, but I want more. I just don't know what to do about you - please don't make me wait. Please call me when you can, and I will be there. [illegible] Tune 3 Rock Creek Falls Park: CAFE : I forgot

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Striped SKUNK Mephitis mephitis Feb.6 Redwood Reg. Park, Alameda Co., Calif: I crossed paved road in park in front of car at about 2100

147 T.V. Reversed, Feb 6 Redwood Rd, Avalon CA: Cliff - I crossed bared road in - barn in front of car at about- 5100 Nurses degree Medicine medicine

Remsen J.V. 1974 Coyote Canis latrans Feb.17 Pixley NWR, Tulare Co., Calif : 1 tugging at cow carcass. Jun.1 Furnace Creek Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif : several "singing" for ~ one minute. June 14 McGill Campg., Mt. Pinos, Kern Co., Calif : several singing within 100 ft of campsite . Bark seems indistinguishable from medium-sized dog. June 15 James San Jacinto Mtn. Reserve, Riverside Co., Calif : 3

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Merriam's Chipmunk Eutamias merriami June 15 Buchhorn Flat Camp, San Gabriel Mtns, L.A.Co, Calif : H. A very pale gray species with indistinct stripes. Only other species in range, E. speciosus, has distinct stripes and is said to live in lodgepole pine forests.

IDH 2A Reswan Extravase mswami Mwssiwz CipidwnnI Juns 12 Backpaw Flat CounGy, 2nd Gupuslthm. F.A. Go Cxif. At A very good grade givie with subject stvite Only other effects in Canada. E specifice has shown stirkes and is said to live in lodges of six trees.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Gray Squirrel Sciurus griseus Mar.22 Alice Eastwood Campg, Marin Co, Calif: 2

1934 T.V. Ramsay, Mar 22 Alice Eastwood Cambe, Maria C. Cole - J

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Alaska Fur Seal callorhinus alascynus Jan. 26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co, Calif: 1 rolling around on surface ~ 10 mi. NW of Pt. Pinos. Very tame, rolling over and over as we approached to within 50 feet. Very sleek, ~ 4-5' long, small ears.

(illegible) The 20 Montezuma Bay offshore postcard, Montezum Co. Calif. 1 Following around an subject ~ 10 mi NW of El New frame, rolling over and over as we approached to within 50 feet New street, ~ H-2', low swell east

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Sea Elephant Mirounga angustirostris Jan. 19 Año Nuevo St. Res, San Mateo Co., Calif.: 20 ft beached on Año Nuevo Pt., as usual for this time of year.

IDH J.V. Renewal M - administration Sed Elephant Tax ID Año Nuevo St. Redwood Motor Co. Califf. : 20 SS perched on Año Nuevo Pt., as usual for this time of year.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Gray Whale Rhachianectes glacius Jan.5 Monterey Penin, Monterey Co, Calif : 5t -> N. Jan.6 Pt. Reyes, Marin Co, Calif : 10 -> N, some just outside surf at North Beach Jan.26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip : 2 came within 200 feet of the boat.

104 Riviera Grey Whale Kpachinocetes glidncet Jan 25 Monterey Benu, Monterey Co Call: 21 -> N. Jan 6 & Reyes Maria Co. Call: 10 -> N some just outside surf at North Beach Monterey Bay offshore boat trip. I came within 300 feet of the pod. The pod started to head south and then turned around and headed back north again.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Pacific Killer Whale Grampus rectipinnis Jan. 26 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co., Calif: 4, including one ad. ♂, just a couple of miles off Moss Landing, moving north. They all surfaced simultaneously. The 4 ft. high dorsal fin of the male was very striking, but we couldn't see much of the animal itself. Came as close as 200 yds. from boat.

Pacific Killer Whale Crowds recording 1947 2-V. R. Amusson Jan. 26 Montrey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co. Calif. A wondering one of us got a couple of ll in your than zivem , gribnal asom the stin wiles of Moss Panding, moving south. The at just boral 1970b and A T ylevocarithmiz bessef fiv ot the wale was very striking, put ne contiqui ese much of the animal itself. Came as close as 200 ft from boat.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Harbor Porpoise Feb. 2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip: 2 about 5 miles w. of Moss Landing

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Dall's Porpoise Phocoenoides dalli Feb. 2 Monterey Bay offshore boat trip, Monterey Co, Calif: 3 plays in bow of boat about 10 miles w. of Moss Landing.

Kewen V.T. 4791 Hose parking. 3 gallons in box of post about 10 minutes w/ of Feb. 5 Monterey Bay Offshore boat trip Monterey Co. Calif.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Woodhouse's Toad Bufo woodhousei May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz: 2: one about 4" short-vent, the other about 1", prominent cranial crests, Edge habitat - wet Beaver Creek.

143H V.V. Reswan! Brito Moodhouse? Moodhouses Today "I told you I... in A, 0.09%Y, 11W, transmission 51 μM" Eggs help top - Wet Reserve Creek

Red-spotted Toad Bufo punctatus Reimsen, J.V. 1974 May 25 Fumace Creek Ranch, Death Valley N.M., Inyo Co., Calif 1 (sn-v. 3") found at night at the employees residential area swimming pool lawn.

1941 J.V. Rewser May 25 Finance Council Rough Draft Valley N.H. Junior Co. Café Use polygons set to them to burst (e.g., V-NH) ! residential and summer food farm.

Re smen, J.V. 1974 Leopard Frog Rana pipiens May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co, Ariz. 5 - 1/2" snout- vent. Edge of wet Beaver Creek.

HPD J.V. Rewseri, [illegible] May 15 Montgomery Well, Yavapai Co. Ave. # - 1/2" conduit new "Estos de Nat Reserve Creek"

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Pond Turtle May 5 Mines Rd., Santa Clara Co., Calif.: I intercepted crawling across road away from Arroyo Macho,

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Remsen, J.V. 1974 Desert Horned Lizard Phrynosoma platyrhinos May 9 Cima, San Bernardino Co, Calif : 1 about 2" snout-vent. Kelso, San Bernardino Co : 1 about 4" snout-vent. , fm

1974 J.V. Desert Harvest Lizard 6-phosphogluconate Desert Sun Brewing Co: I spent $2.00 at the bar. Desert Sun Brewing Co, Colf in about 5" sweet-wat

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Mojave Fringe-toed Lizard Uma scoparia May 9 Kelso, San Bernardino Co., Calif: 4 in sandy soil under creosote bushes around water tower e. of town.

May 9 Nelson, San Bernardino Co. Calif., H in sandy soil. Note: Creosote products around water tower & of town.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Collared Lizard Crotaphytus collaris May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz.: 1 - brilliant green, perhaps 1' snout-vent - would not allow approach closer than within ~ 75'. Rocky desert. June 3 Deep Springs Ranch, Inyo Co., Calif.: 1 small - 5"s - v.

June 3 0666 Spenass Ranch, Fute Co Calif : I xwell - 2"- 1 ~ 25' Rocky desert. then within ~ troop. I expect next - word not allow adjacent class Mad /2 Mountzama Well, Yavapai Co Ariz: I - brilliant show Crystobryte collared, crassard Rensou! 1.V H7P1

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Tree Lizard Urosaurus ornatus May 12 Montezuma well, Yavapai Co., Ariz: 1 - cottonwood trunk.

102H J.V. Rumsey', Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co. Aus: ( - continued) Mud J3 21 pm Xant.

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Plateau Whiptail Lizard Cnemidophorus velox May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co., Ariz : 15.

Remsen J.V. 19th Chemical Warfare Plateau, Whigall Lizard Hot 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co. Ariz.: 12

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Common Kingsnake Lampropeltis getulus May 12 Montezuma Well, Yavapai Co, Ariz: ~30" long - captured,

- May 15, Montserrat Wall, London Co Ave: ~80

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Night Snake Hypsiglena torquata May 26 Westgard Pass, Inyo Co., Calif : 1 about 10" long Found on highway in sagebrush area at base of westgard pass on Deep Springs side of pass. at about 45 min. after sunset.

1974 J.J. Rousey Highland Forest Night Suite Date: Dear Susan, I hope you are well and that you had a great time at Highland Forest on Monday. I expect to see you there next week too! Best wishes, [illegible]

Remsen, J.V. 1974 Western Rattlesnake Crotalus viridis May 5 Del Puerto Cyn, Stanislaus Co, Calif : I about 24" long found on roadside. Suddenly curled up and rattled vigorously, but a volley of dirt sent him into the brush. This is the biggest rattler I've ever seen alive.

203846 Mar 5 Del Puerto Car, Stanislaus Co., Calif.: I spent 2d. "I -stillm taeed snt ci eint .derid snt otov s.I -gvilp nsee revo and tree tild to yellow a twd ,ylenoragvu bottfar lour form ou roodage ..eBiebror no lnavo cnol and

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