Field notes, v4454
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1980 R.L. Mumme 11 Journal Hastings Reservation (29 April) that School Hill had snuck a nest in or [illegible] us in the 4th enclosure tree! Walker discovered 1500 had done the same today. Another goodbye party for the Patton's, this one at the Davis' and including the entire reservation, Roosting at Road 1 30 April The only good points of the day were that (1) The weather was beautiful, finally! (2) I found the "blown away" hide at School Hill which had blown uphill into the chapparal facing Robertson creek. Otherwise a lot of tension regarding the cabin, now that the Patton's are gone. I did manage to watch at Road 1 and Low Hay. 1 May Not a great day. Force 5 winds on Haystack Hill start the day before it turns foggy & cold, while I find the nest at Low Hay (later opening with Walter produces 3 inc eggs. 1800 also snuck in on us (basies!)). More tension, but at least it's resolved. Also watched at Plaque. Roosting at 1800, My first reservation Lincoln's Sparrow along Big Creek. 2 May A nest watch at Low Hay and Road 1, followed by checking up (unsuccessfully) at School Hill West. A good dinner in the cabin, roosting at Low Hay. ad champagne Barbara Darn 3 May A pretty blah day. Watched at Low Hay in the AM, then moved some of my belongings up to the cabin and worked on my small part of the grant proposal in the afternoon. Roosting at Road 1 4 may watched at Plaque, checked the Cooper's Hawk plucking