Field notes, v1752
Page 341
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J. Guth 1986 journal 86. Chiricahua Mts., Cochise Co., Arizona 28 May short cut of a solitary vireo (on mid tape 65A), Robin was common. A kind of fox squirrel, quite bright rusty color, was seen in the canyon I was camped in. Some kind of oriole (hooded or streak-backed??) was seen ? heard (at least two birds) al one individual was photographed as it foraged from low branches of Chihuahua pine. This individual was yellow, with a black throat and had noticeable wing bars. I did not consider the back markings at the time, but this may come out with the one photograph, which was of the back. By late morning gray clouds were forming over the higher elevations here, and I heard thunder. Acorn woodpeckers were common around the camp. Some kind of kingbird was heard but not identified. During the afternoon hours I prepared the specimens of birds (RC#'s) 392, 393, 394. That evening the whip-poor-wills became very active right around the camp. Some kind of righthawk was also