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Davis
1948.
Red's Meadow, 700ft., Sierra Nat'l For., Mammoth, Calif.
July 20, 1948.
Thamnophilus elegans couchii. Below 700 ft.
on rocky, brushy, log littered stream banks.
Two seen, 1 collected.
Buteo jamaicensis. A large Buteo, probably
of this species, was seen on several occasions.
Definitely recorded when heard screaming on
one occasion.
Leucorax fuliginosus. Common along
Fish Creek Trail at about 7000-7500ft. Fews
with juveniles (2-5) seen on 3 occasions.
♂'s heard looming on higher ridges above
Fish Creek Trail. Remains of 1♀ found in
trash can at Starkweather Lake.
Oreortyx pictus. ♂ heard hooting at lower
elevations below Rainbow Falls, and along
Fish Creek Trail.
Acrtis macularia. 1 seen at Soda Springs
Meadow.
Fars californicus. 1 seen on Soother Lake.
(Common near Mammoth P.O. + at Gull Lake.)
Chordeiles minor. 1 heard in evening.
Refhoxces niger. A colony of 20-30 birds
lives behind the falls at Rainbow Falls. No
evidence secured to indicate breeding.
Sclaphorus rufus. 1♂ seen at Red's
Meadows.