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Daily Comment
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or daily account"
** = "see photographic Notes"
2 mi. ANE Cima, 4100 ft., San Bernardino Co., Calif.
May 13, 1938
Lift Oakland 6 AM., May 11 from Oakland,
after few stops on Tehachipie pass
camped for night about 10 mi. E Mojave.
Of interest was hearing what I am told
was Onychomys: a high-pitched squeal
of about 4 sec. duration, extremely high
and barely audible. At least three individuals
were heard and some about as close
as 20 ft.; after dark.
Birds seen that evening and next
morning before leaving: Sage Sparrow
(heard singing nearly everywhere), Sage
Thrasher (2 seen), Le Conte Thrasher (2
seen, one singing), Western (?) Kingbird
(one seen flying over)
List for Tehachipie pass, from
beginning of grade to 6 mi. before reaching
Monolith: Golden Eagle (2 adults seen soaring
100 yds apart low over us), Horned Lark
(many lower down), Western Meadowlark (2),
Linnet (nesting under nearly all cedars),
West Kingbird (several seen), Western Bluejay
(sew. seen), Raven (2 seen), Dark Sparrow
(one seen), Mourning Dove (2 flocks of about 5)
Cliff Swallow (several around barn)
Mt. Bluebird (one & seen flying across road)