J. Groth 1986 journal 103. 3 June I got to Tennessee Pass by around 4 or 5:00. Weather was overcast, drizzly. I searched around, then went to the place where the railroad tunnel was. Here a lone type 5 crossbill flew in in response to playback blasting, but the bird flew right over. I decided to camp near this area, and found a place at the top of a clearing just here, at the N side of Tennessee Pass: x previous camp R.R. clearing camp Road Pass ski area Hwy 24 N 4 June I got up at dawn. Same birds here as at the previous camp, but including Mountain Bluebirds and white-crowned also Wilson's sparrows, warblers. At around 5:30 I caught a lone male type 5 bird (#396) -- my guess a breeder with a nest someplace right here. Later, by around 6:30 I caught a flock of four (birds 397-400) which were composed of