Field notes, v644
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J. Davis 1950 Red's Meadow, 7500 feet, Sierra Nat'l Forest, Madera Co., Calif. Aug. 29, 1950 - Sept. 4, 1950 Gerrhonotus coerulus. One individual, about ½ mi. N Red's Meadow. Thamnophis sp. One young, near San Joaquin River at Soda Springs Meadow. Hyla regilla. Tourist Meadow, near Red's Meadow, one. Rana boylii sierrae. San Joaquin River at Soda Springs Meadow, one, in water. Red's Creek at Red's Meadow, one heard. Colymbus caspius. Locher Lake, Sept. 4, 1950, three adults and one immature; Sept. 6, 1950, one adult in company with three shovellers, and one immature, solitary. Aptula clupeata. Locher Lake, Sept. 6, 1950. Three, females or immature males, accompanied by an adult eared grebe. Accipiter gentilis. A hawk was seen at Agnew Meadow, 6 mi. N Red's Meadow, Sept. 7, 1950. It was almost as large as a red-tail, and as [illegible] flew showed a dark gray dorsum. The tail, seen through 4x35 bi- noculars, was striped broadly with gray and black, and tipped with white. Referred to this species. Buteo javanicensis. Seen several times at or near Red's Meadow. Possibly the same individual. Pandion haliaetus. Seen once, Red's Meadow, Aug.