Field notes, v666
Page 336
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an Antonio 8 miles below Bryson - pastureland - scrb pine oak . Hills edge, oak-chap. Malarias may nest along river ?? Lakes I-2-49 Cavnsbacks - 100 on Arroyo Seco\ Incas 300& Sandhill Cranes on flats SW of San X Chaparral on hills. Scrb oak & pine pasture. River terrace - plain . digger pine at stream edge. oak & cottonwood . River bottom - scattered willd Coon, Possum a couple of 50& coyves alley, haml - and-tailed pigeons in tops of live oaks ourning foves - common, but well-scattered licker Wkks- alifornia Woodpecker elflow-billed Magpies - 25& in one flock Crow . Bluebird. Redder Waxwings - along the San Antonio R. Meadowlark river Blackbirds - over 150 in one flock along river bottom Dipodomys Tumbler Blue Oak-Pine. allosum digger pine Chamise Artemesia californica Button sage Racoharia pilularia Wild Tobacco California Purple Finches California Brown Towhees Mark 2 arrow Guet-Scrub White-crowned Spertow Golden-crowned Sparrow Savannah Sparrows American Pipits California Slnrike Red Thrush - several in pepper-tree chicken California Jay 's Phoebe alifornia Woodpecker turning foves Sharp Hawk Bald-belled Hawk - used small earth hummock for perch, on barren hillsides near summer. N 8-10 mph. 30°T. January 5, 1949. King City, Monterey Co. to Bitterwater, San Benito Co. 8 a.m.