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Passerella iliaca
White Rock Ranger Station, 4800 ft, Trinity Co., Calif.
May 31, 1946
were from 6-10 ft up in the trees but were
never noticed perched on the treetops
15± ft. from the ground, as were the Oregon
Juncos in adjacent trees. Two birds
were collected in the Ceanothus. A third
was taken at a lower elevation, in the
middle of a large park-like forest of tall
Yellow Pines and Douglas firs. There
was no Ceanothus for an appreciable
distance.