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Camp Sero Pond
Nov. 6, 1948, Pardee Reser. to Calaveras Res. 8 mi. distance. Oak woodland.
10-1030 a.m.
Mallards - 50
Baldpates 500
Pintails - 250
Lesser Scaups - 50
Coots
Killdeer
Flicker
California Interior Jay
American Pipits
W. Meadowlark
Brewer Blackbird
Green-backed Goldfinch
Lawrence Goldfinch
Junco
998
Nov. 6, 1948, Hogan (Calaveras) Reservoir. Calaveras Co. 1030-130 p.m.
Pied-billed Grebe
Farallon Cormorant
Great Blue Heron
Lesser Canada Geese - 800. 2 with white wing primaries
Cackling Geese
Mallards
Baldpates
Wood Duck - 1 M
Redtail Hawk - w
American Roughlegged Hawk
Golden Eagle
Sparrow Hawk - several
Valley Quail - 2 coveys located
Coots - 150-200
Killdeer
Kingfisher - 1
Flicker
California Woodpecker
Say's Phoebe - 1 perched in top of live oak at edge or reservoir
Black Phoebe
California Interior Jay
California Bush-tits
California Plain Titmouse
Canyon Wrens - 3 or 4 in rock rubble at base of dam, and adjacent slope.
W. Bluebirds -> Ruby-crowned Kinglets
Cedar Waxwings - just a couple
California Shrike -
Audubon Warbler - 2
W. Meadowlark
Brewer Blackbirds
California Purple Finches
Sacramento Brown Tohee
Lark Sparrows
Junco
Montane White-crowned Sparrow
999
Nov. 6, 1948, Valley Springs, Calaveras Co. 3 p.m.
California Woodpeckers - watched 2 of them 100' apart, catching insects awing.
999
Nov. 6, 1948, 330-4 p.m. Clay-Sheldon, Sacto. Co. Calif.
W. Redtail Hawk
Marsh Hawk, 1 F, 2 M
Sparrow Hawk
Say's Phoebe in open country
California Shrike
W. Meadowlark - one flock of 75-100 birds kept ahead of the car at 35 mph.
Lark Sparrows - common.
1000