E. Aldrick 1935 Summit 10 (In all habitats) Western Tanager 2 - (one singing, one ? (natpr.) Mourning Dove 13 - (all in pairs) Gray Titmouse - 1 (Do they stay lower down?) Pinyon Jay 25 (seen in flocks up to 10, singly.) Woodhouse Jay 10 (seen or heard singly or family of 3 out of nest) Turkey Vulture 5 (most seen sailing on rising air currents of summit). Costa Hummingbird 2 Black-chinned Sparrow 19 (one nest + 3 eggs coll., mostly in pairs) Scott Oriole 5 (heard singing near summit) Gray Violet ( heard singing in Pinyon-Juniper Avn. and once from Brushy hillside - coll.) Coast Sparrow 5 ( seen & heard in pairs, occupying identical habitat with Black-chinned Sparrow. May not have appeared so numerous because aren't singing so much or as loud as Black-c. Sparrow; can hear Black-chinned Sparrow 2 mi). Bewick Wren 70 (several heard singing coll.; one young out of nest coll., Away) Rock Wren 7 (2 on cliffs of summit, roost in rock Outcrops at about 5500). Red-tailed Hawk 2 (sailing together when left camp) Brewer Sparrow 1# (one nest + 4 eggs found, photo - can't see why didn't see more- none are singing now & are more reclusive than other sparrows)