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MCFADDEN'S SWAMP. 14 miles south of CORVALLIS. BENTON CO.. ORE.
January 24, 1949, Fresno-Stratford, Kings County, California. 1230-1 p.m.
Extensive agric. development, little natural vegetation - barren.
Red-tailed Hawk
Marsh Hawk Male
Sparrow Hawk
Pipits very common
California Shrike - common
W. Meadowlark
Brewer Blackbird
Purple Finches in small flocks
Gambella White-crowned Sparrows
January 24, 1949, Tulare"Lake", and vicinity - 130-245 p.m. Clear, NE 5-15
Drained lake, irrigated grains and cotton. Cool
California Blue Herons
American Egrets common
Cackling Geese - about 150-200 present in flooded grainfield area.
Mallaras - a few
Baldpates - a few
Pintails - estimated well over 10,000 of them, M & F
Green-winged Teal - a few
Cinnamon Teal - a couple of full males, and others
Shovellers - M & F - about 50 seen.
Lesser Scaups - 15-20
Ruddy Ducks - 30-35
Sharp-shinned Hawks
Red-tailed Hawks
Swainson's Hawks
Marsh Hawks
Gray Digger
Duck Hawk
Cambarus sp - dead in podl.
Sparrow Hawk
Black Ballinule - very few
American Coots - very common
Killdeers
Yellow-legs
Western Sandpipers -
Least Sandpipers
Avocets - 5 or 6
Ring-billed Gulls - a few
Flickers - a few
Black Phoebe - 3 seen
Violet-green Swallows - about 20 seen
Tree Swallows - well over 100 seen along ditches
Ravens - several pairs
W. Crows - a few
California Shrikes
Audubon Warblers - 50& in willow growths and on ground along ditches.
Redwings
Lark Sparrows - 3 or 4
Gambella White-crowned Sparrows
Hermann Song Sparrows along ditches
January 24, 1949, Kettleman City-Lost Hills - very bare, sandy rolling hills. 1050
Sparrow Hawk Burrowing Owl, California Horned Larks, Pipits, Shrikes.