R.M.Zink 1978 Journal 2mi N Wood Ridge L.O., 5100', Tuckerman Co, California T.2N, R.18E, sec.35 cont. 9 July gets to 6'-7,' At any rate the post-fire succession has resulted in a mosaic - open ground, stands (+ scattered) of live conifer, some young oaks, + varying densities (low or sparse & heavy) + heights (4" to 6') of brushy vegetation (Ceanothus, + manzanita dominant). The Forest Service (?) maintains 6'-10' fire breaks in the brush fields. Had gotten time call. Fox Sparrows - almost impossible to approach w/in 410 range; a singing male (see spp. acct). The site along Cottonwood Rd where I parked was right on 5000' + & climbed some hills to 5180+ there were hills 100-200' high. It's a hot place to work. From correction 6:00p to 8:15 pm, saw: sp. # habitat remarks Sharp-shinned Hawk 1 overscrub w/standby dead live trees moltin &outer half grown in Red-tailed Hawk 1 " " -chased by swallow? Falco sparvarius 1 " " speching chasing Mt. Quail 2+ scrub calling Red-s.Flicker 3+ " + trees " chasing Hairy Woodp. 2 live trees near stream, calling loudly West.Wood Pewee 3T trees in scrub calling O.S.Flycat. 4+ " " " Viol.-gim Swallow 20+ 50100' overscrub - "# Steller Jay 3+ scrub dense live dead tree, calling Mt. Chickadee 4-6 very noisy group in some 30' oaks bordering scrub House Wren 2 scrub- Robin 2 stands of trees West. Bluebird 5-8 tree, " , same , calling, chasing,