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Pitelka
1943
May 20, -23 Dillon Beach
14) Croethia alba - several seen May
21 and 23 along open beach.
15) Larus occidentalis - several dozen feeding
over mud flats near mouth of Tomales
Bay, May 21 and 23.
16) Trito alba - remains of a dead one
found on beach, May 20,
male
17) Calypte anna - one seen in gardens of
the village, May 22.
18) Selasphorus alleni - common. D.B.
19) Sayornis nigricans - two pairs, D.B.
20) Myiochanes rickardsoni - one in village
about cyperus and eucalypt trees, May 22.
23) Petrochelidon albifrons - small colony
of 4 pairs building under leaves of
one of the cottages, D.B.
24) Corvus corax - vicinity of D.B.
25) Poeltropus minimus - one pair, D.B.
26) Turdus migratorius - several pairs, D.B.
27) Hylocichla mustelata - ", ", "
28) Sialia mexicana - ", ", "
29) Agelaius phoeniceus - one pair, Roland Pond, D.B.
30) Euphagus cyanocephalus - common, D.B.
31) Carpodacus mexicanus - ", "
32) Spinus pinus - common, D.B.
33) Spinus tristis - ", "