Field notes, v665
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March 15, 1947 - Davis Jct. to Sacramento, California 0615-0715 PST. Pied-billed Grebe California Heron Common Canada Geese Sparrow Hawk Coots Long-tailed Jay Violet-green Swallows English Sparrow Brewer Blackbird California Purple Finches - common and singing. 526 March 15, 1947 - Sacramento - Stockton - 0730--850 PST. American Egrets - few in the irrigated fields. Mallards Coot Killdeer Cabani's (Hairy) Woodpecker Long-tailed Jay Yellow-billed Magpie, saw 2, and old nests. Western Crow Tree Swallow Cliff Swallows Robins Pipits English Sparrow Meadowlarks Bicolor Redwing -along irrigation ditch. Brewer Blackbirds Calif. Purple Finches- common. Oregon Vesper Sparrows Chipping Sparrows - Song Sparrows. 527 Stockton - Modesto - 0845-0930 PST March 15, 1947 Sharp-shinned Hawk Sparrow Hawk Killdeer W. Crow California Mockingbirds Robins Pipits English Sparrows Meadowlarks Bicolor Redwings Brewer Blackbirds 528 Modesto-Fresno - 1045-1215 PST March 15, 1947 Sharp-shinned Hawk Sparrow Hawk is common Western Kingbird Say's Phoebe Bank Swallow Cliff Swallow California Mockingbirds Robins California Shrikes English Sparrow Bicolor Redwing Brewer Blackbirds. 529 March 16, 1947, Bakersfield, California, 7-8 a.m. Violet-green Swallows singing Calif. Mockingbird - singing and sang all nite. Calif. Purple Finch - plenty singing from the threes. American Goldfinches 530 March 16, 1947 - Bakersfield to Clear Creek Station on U.S. 466, east - 1030-1115. Vulture - Buteo hawk - Ravens - Bicolor Redwings 531 March 16, 1947 - Clear Creek Summit, on U.S. 466,, 3500' elev. 30 miles east of Bakersfield, 1115 - 1130 PST. Pine-Oak- and dense bush clumps. with rock (granite) outcrops Vultures Buteo hawk Flycatcher sp. Long-tail Jay Pinon Jay - just 3. Raven - 2 Brown Towhee $$$?,Sacramento Calif. Woodpeckers - 5, chattering and chasing each other. Lead-colored Bush Tits - working willow and Pine W. Mockingbird. Song Sparrow.