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Birds Seen Vicinity of Mt. Pinos 24-26 May 1979
species # days seen Habitat Remarks
R.t.Hawk 10+ 26th tall dense two-age pine forest
Snw.Wheatl 1 +2 25th I netted near small grove of 12'-5' Ponderosa Pines
Mt. Quail ~5 24-26 brushy areas, calling quite frequently
Band-tailed Pigeon 10 24,26 flying over forest in tall ponderosa pines
Urid hawann (?Rane?) 2 28,26 brush
White-head Woodpecker 4 24-26 open ponderosa forest
Common Flicker 9 " "
Hairy Woodpecker 2 25,24 " "
West Wood Pewee 10-15 24-26 fairly common in age-trees
Empidonax 1 25 prob. Dusky - did flick tail
V.C.Swallow 20+ 24-26 common patting! lots green forest
Steller Jay 10+ " "
Flanks Notable 2 25-26 tall trees bordering " "
mt. Chickadee 10+ 24-26 forest (see sp. acct)
Pygmy Nuthatch 5+ " " "
Robin 10+ " open "
West Bluebird 10+ " " "
Yell-rump Warbler 10 .. .. ..
Brown-h. Cowbird 5-10 .. .. - along small streams
Cassin Finch 20+ .. " "
Lawrence Goldfinch 1 24 " "
Green-t.Tawhe 10 24-26 brush " (see sp. acct)
Juncos 20+ " " "
Chipping Sp. 15+ " " + forest
Fox Sparrow 25+ " "