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KDixon
1950
Journal
Apr. 9. Strawberry Canyon Univ Calif Campus Alameda Co, (Calif.
9:30 - 10:45 in lower part of canyon. Sunny; breeze from
W 5 mph after 10:00, cloud over sun after that time.
Downy Woodpecker - 3 drummed on telephone pole near Poultry
lab in one position 10:08 - 10:21, then flew to broken
stumps of alder where this species had roosted in 1947 and
1948 and foraged on bark there. Fruit not in evidence.
Western Flycatcher call not "peet" heard often
Plain Titmouse - see species acc't.
Hutton Vires
Warbling Vireo - in song, common in willows and alders
O-c Warbler - song heard occasionally chiefly on S slope
Pileolated Warbler - several 3's in willows only - no song
Purple Finch - in song, chiefly in oaks
House Finch - 3 overhead in clearing along road
Brown Towhee pair on telephone wires E of Poultry farmhouse
Fox Sparrow 1 in oak underbrushes
Green-becked goldfinch - song and calls in oak woodland
Apr. 16. Monterey Bay of Point Pinos, Monterey Co., Calif. left Municipal
Wharf in Monterey about 8:AM on excursion with ±100 Cooper Club
members aboard the "Siocco", a converted 110 foot subchaser.
Common loon noted singly in harbor
Brandt Cormorant
" Pelagic Cormorant one in bay
Sea becoming rougher (ground swell); ship followed
by Western Gulls joined by one imm Plaisance-wing
The gulls dropped out at greater distance perhaps
8 miles offshore. At this distance we found Fulmar