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1. Growth
1987
Journal
Sagehen Creek Field Station, elev. 6400 ft.
3 mi. NW Hobart Mills, Nevada Co., Calif.
Junell I drove through Reno. I then
(continued) went into California and went to
my old site at the "crossroads"
near the Sagehen Creek Field Station.
I soon encountered a pair of
Type 2 birds and collected them.
Later, a flock of 8 type 2's came
around but I could not record
an individual and shoot it. (I
did not have a net set-up). The
flock took off after about 45 min,
but meanwhile I did some
recording and also watched birds
forage. Foraging seemed strictly on
old lodgepole pine cones, as some
cones fell off the trees as the
birds moved around. None of these
were striped juveniles. About 1/2
hour later, a lone male came
in, sang and called, and was then
shot at close range.
The day was sunny, and it
began to get hot by noon. I
packed-up and left by noon and
drove to Berkeley. Arrived at
Berkeley around 4:00 pm. Mileage on
truck = 52795.