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Feb 10. 15 mi. W Bastrop, 600 ft., Bastrop Co, Texas
vegetation S of road near camp (see acc't for Parus
bicolor). I took a G Cardinal (708) with the .38
pistol in this area.
Feb 11. 3 mi. ESE Del Valle, 300 ft., Travis Co, Texas
CALM with scattered clouds. I worked portion of Onion Cr.
below the area tramped through Feb 9 and also went
about 100 yards down the S bank of the Colorado below the mouth
of Onion Creek. (See Dotmouse account). Birds not seen
earlier:
Phoebe - sang bee-zurreet bee-zurrezet
House Wren
Carolina Wren
golden-crowned kinglet
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher (one found, presumably shot by
me incidentally earlier in day - saved as skin, 714)
Yellowthroat - ♂, 713, taken in dried cat-tails at mouth
of Onion Creek - scoed nott cut - cut only call
Pipit - one heard overhead (? spinolestta)
Long Sparrow - one taken near site of Yellowthroat (715)
I took a G Red-bellied Woodpecker along creek with
a .38 - bird seemed lethargic and permitted close
approach. Its feet were mite - infested and bird
was light in weight (64.5 gm.)
I left area at 12:15 and drove to Austin to see Homer
Phillips and W. F. Blair about matters relating to collecting.
I went to Bastrop for mail, returning to camp at
4:30.