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24 Aug -- CALIFORNIA, Alameda Co., Berkeley campus.
Around campus and Strawberry Canyon saw several large
mixed flocks of Chestnut-backed [illegible] Chickadees and Bush-tits
a pair of wrentits in evergreen oak + [illegible] chaparral.
Also Hairy woodpecker (1) Orange-crowned Warbler (1)
Rufous-sided Towhee (2), very unlike eastern birds in caltrap.
Steller's Jay (3) Scrub Jay (5)
Song Sparrow (8) House Finch (1#)
26 Aug -- CALIFORNIA, Marin. Co., Muir Woods, Bolinas Lagoon,
Mt. Tamalpais area. 0800 - 1600. Clear, cool (65° F),
breezy
Birded these areas and saw 6 [illegible] new species
Winter Wren California Gull Western Gull
Townsend's Warbler Hermit Warbler Red-breasted Nuthatch
Winter wrens were abundant along the forest floor of
Muir Woods. Many Chestnut-sided Chickadees also seen there,
one Hairy woodpecker, Steller's Jays (5). Possible Neurotrichus [illegible] greggsi inlitter.
Black-tail Deer (Downtown)
Western Gray Squirrels
Gulls were at Bolinas Lagoon. Ringbills were
abundant there, but one (California) was slightly larger than
The Ringbills, but colored like a Herring Gull. Red spot on
bill, but legs yellow-greenish and not as large as a Herring
Gull. Mantle darker than Ringbills. Showed "foot-paddling"
foraging behavior while nearby Ringbills did not. About
15 Western Gulls seen around the lagoon. also
Long-billed Curlew (3) Marbled Godwit (5)
Whimbrel (2) Pine Siskin (5)
willet (15) Phalacrocorax spp.
Brown Pelican Common crow
Black-bellied Plover Harbor Seal (Phoca vitulina) 50
California Sea Lion (1) Zalophus californianus
Hiked along Cataract and Simmons Trail on
Mt. Tam, 1300-1600 hrs. Townsends Warbler (1# orimm)