Field notes, v665
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March 20, 1947 - N of Williams, 10 mi., 1700 PST - Barn Swallows over highway. Plain Titmouse -- Winter Wren - singing W. Crow California Woodpeckers - calling Golden-crowned Kinglet Ruby-crowned Kinglet Robin River. Summer Home Park, ½ mile NW of Forestville, Sonoma Co. on the Russian March 20, 1947, 1500-1700, River, 60° to 70°. Crows - 7 Golden-winged Swallows - 4 Violet-green Swallow -- Black Phoeon Hawk - 3 Sparrow Hawk Meadowlarks San Rafael to Sebastopol, Calif., March 28, 1947. Downtown flew by. California Gulls - also at 8 p.m. flying by the ferry, after dark. Double-crested Cormorants for Seabirds and a few Western Grebes -- March 28, 1947, Berkeley to San Rafael, 0830-1030, via Bay Ferry. Valley (San -- 11 p.m. Ruby Ducks - males in full dip. Lesser Scaup Mallard Hale-gull Ovarovsk, and rain showers, both heavy and light. March 27, 1947, Golden-Gate Park, San Francisco, Calif., 1715-1810 PST. Meadowlarks Pogorward Chickens California (long-tails) tavas Brown Towhee, San Francisco- Oregon Towhee, San Francisco- March 27, 1947, Dumbarton Bridge, lower San Francisco Bay, 1100 PST. Hire Heron Mallards Baldpates Redheads Lesser Scaup Sparrow Hawk Killdeer Wildegees -- 40 or 50 of them. Dowjcofers -- 40 or 50, some on water and in air. Black-billed Plover - saw just one, about a hundred more in winter plumage. Bonaparte Gulls - quite common, for I saw 25 or 30 riding on the water. House Finches Meadowlarks Camperd Spermows Barn Swallows, Alameda, along the roadways.