Field notes, v600
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M.Dixon 1950 Journal 7. Feb 19. Strawberry Canyon, Alameda Co., Calif. Plain Titmouse, Hutton Vireo. Noted following species: Sharp-shinned Hawk Purple Finch singing Anna Hummer & song Pine Siskin in alders Steller Jay Arkansas Goldfinch & combat Bushtit (small flocks) prologued chase in oaks on 5 boundary of Botanic Garden Red-breasted Nuthatch (1) Brown Towhee pair N of pool Wren-tit (song) Oregon Junco Bewick Wren (song) Song Sparrow Mch 4. Petal Cr., 1/2 mi SE Davis, Yolo Co., Calif. mid-afternoon, partly calm. hunted in streamside cloudy with sun shining dimly; calm. hunted in streamside (leafless) woodland of valley oak, maple & walnut adjacent to newly-planted barley field 3:30 - 4:15 PM. See species accounts Balarospiza & Meloloma for details. yolo By-pass, mi. W Sacramento in Yolo Co., Calif. At sunset noted 2 separate flocks of 1-36 [illegible] cross on grass not near water nor vegetative cover. Sparrow Hawk on telephone wires at this time. Mch 12. Lake Temescal, Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif. Clear day; light breeze from N. On brush-covered, partly wooded slope W of Lake 3:30 - 5:00 PM, accompanied by Harrison Pyker. Brush consisted of Rhue, Coylue, Ceanothus Baccharis and Cercocarpus? willow (in catkin stage), River (in flower). Birds noted: Mallard 1 pr. Coot Mourning Dove Anna hummingbird in eucalyptus (blossoming); still active Rufous hummingbird at sunset