Field notes, v644
Page 579
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J. Davis 1950 Red's Meadow, 7500 feet, Sierra Nat'l Forest, Madera Co. Calif. Aug. 29, 1950 - Sept. 9, 1950 29/1950. Actitis macularia. Sotcher Lake, Sept. 4, 1950, one. Larus sf. Sotcher Lake, Sept. 4, 1950, one. Probably californicus. Selasphorus sf. Red's Meadow, one ♣ Colaptes cafer. Heard several times at Red's Meadow. Sphyrapicus sf. One female or immature bird, seen in flight briefly at Red's Meadow. Dryobates villosus. Single birds seen several times at Red's Meadow. Empidonax traillii. Single birds seen several times at Red's Meadow and Agnew Meadow. Lactucivora thalassina. Small flocks seen once each at Rainbow Falls, Red's Meadow, and Soda Spring Meadow. Cyanocitta stelleri. Common and widely distributed. Muscicapa columbiana. Seen and heard frequently at Red's Meadow and Agnew Meadow. Possibly driven down from high country by bad weather. Parus gambeli. Very common everywhere. Sitta carolinensis. Seen a few times at Red's Meadow. Sitta canadensis. Common everywhere. Certhia familiaris. Seen many times. Widely distributed. Cinclus mexicanus. One individual, San Joaquin River at Soda Springs Meadow.