Field notes, v667
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1-4-50 cont'd. San Joaquin Bewick Wren - working low on white oaks. Rock Wrens - calling from rim rock of Black Butte, N of damsite. 41 Western Mockingbird - 1 California Thrasher - 2 in brush above damsite. Robin - 2 flew over Western Bluebirds - small flocks here and there, mainly in open cou Ruby-crowned Kinglet - working river bottom brush Pipits in fields and on gravel bars of river California Shrike - many seen, usually solitary, tho occasionally p Audubon Warbler - sev. working brush, and oaks over the entire area. W. Meadowlarks - small and large flocks along fence rows - 50-75/fl Brewer Blackbirds - 300 feeding in pasture at 845 a.m. Calif. Purple Finch - flocks with House Finch flocks Common Goldfinches and Green-backed Goldfinches in small and large flocks very common. Sacto. Spotted Towhees in brush along the creek. Calif. Brown Towhees - small flocks scattered near brush in oak woo and a few in river bottom as well. Lark Sparrows - flocks in pasture and oak woodland areas. Juncos - flocks mainly in river bottom brush and trees, but also wo Golden-crowned Sparrows - in brush areas, mainly.