R.M. Zink 1979 Journal Cedar Pass, 1830m, Modoc Co., Calif. 30 July (Wed) or camp. The slopes on S side of road looked like great Foxg habitat but I heard a saw o evening of 29 + a.m. of 30th, beside 3 hrs. I hiking - these the only Foxg signors were the 2 coll. yesterday + one heard "chinking". The brushy hillside has the following habitat - brush/tree, tobacco bush patches, Artemisia mostly higher, Prunus stands, scattered Pines + scattered Abies concolor + Yellow Pine. Birds Seen 29-30 July, Cedar Pass, 1830m, Modoc Co., Calif. Red-tail 1 over stream + brush Shiny-shinned Hawk 1 ? brushy hillside of conifers Ced. Quetzal 6 family 2 mi. S Cedar Pass Morning Dove 2 flying Unid Hummer 2+ brush - prob. Delaciphorus Common Flicker 2+ open forest Western Flycatcher 2 calling along stream (RM71190) Dusky " 4+ brush Western Woodpecker 2+ along stream Steller Jay 4+ open forest + dense brush/tree Vid-6m. Swallow 2+ near stream [ Scrub Jay - Cedarville on a.m. 29th ] Mountain Chickadee 4+ dense willow + open forest Red-browed Nuthatch (heard) House Wren 2+ brush Robin 4+ " + open forest Dipper 1 prob. young stream at Cedar Pass Town Solitaire 1 open forest