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M. M. Erickson, 1933
Zonotrichia leucophrys gambeli
Palm Springs, Riverside Co., Calif. Dec. 28, 1933.
11:20 - A flock of 6-10 seen in mesquite bushes
of vacant lots in south part of town.
Yuma, Arizona. Jan. 8, 1934
Flocks of Gambel Sparrows have been noted frequently
during the past eight days, in brush along roadside
or near houses, and in more open country, in
quail bush,
Yuma Co.,
Melton, Arizona. Jan. 11, 1934.
Flock seen in brush near auto camp on east
edge of town.
Tule Tank, 1250 ft., Yuma Co., Ariz. Jan. 21, 1934.
8:00 a.m. Two seen in brush near mouth of canyon
foraging on open ground; may have been others in band.
Quintobaquito, Pima Co., Ariz. Jan. 25, 1934
9:00 a.m. A flock of 6 or more seen in thicket around
seepage east of main spring; also seen in wash by camp.
Katie Well, 1385 ft., Pima Co., Ariz. Feb. 3, 1934
Gambel Sparrows common in wash; in flocks
of 10+ + - ; seen frequently during time spent at well.
1 mi. east of Bofago Well. Feb. 5, 1934
A single individual seen frequently about camp during
the day; ate bacon rind scrap, was very tame coming
to within a few feet of us; was still present on
morning of 6th as we packed; no other individuals noted.