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7th, 8
1239
journal
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Saylor Creek Field Sta. Sierra Co. California 6329ft
29 July three sitting in same tree on 3 diff branches
about 10" apart each branch. 10w < 3' off
ground in pine tree (Ponderosa?), No calls,
only chipping was heard no begging from
juveniles.
63 apt.
30 July Penryn Pines 1.5mi; SO Saylor Creek Field station Nevada Co, Cal
set up 3 30m nets 9:22am caught
an individual which I could band and name
it is ~ 65°F sunny with lots of white clouds.
- FWS Band # 1431-14501 on left leg (18g.t. weel)
bill length 10mm
(measures made with plastic ruler)
bill depth 6.5 mm
wing length 64 mm
tail length 64 mm, very worn feathers main just shaft
Tarsus 20 mm
middle toe 17 mm
molt back molt, tail very worn
brood patch yes
sex probs female
age adult?
Fsk ran away
she beat her head against the wires it was feather
bare ad blood
- End of 143-1401
sp. Acct.
Have seen dark-eyed juncos, desert wrens (2), orange-
crowned warblers, montana chickadees, red-shafted