FEBRUARY 23, 1951 TEXAS BROWNVILLE 0700-0800 CST Audubon Oriole - new life later ! And first found this one from a camp of trees and later found it again to show of wings. The black does not extend down around the back. Great-tailed Grackle - Audubon Warblers - very common everywhere Solitary Vireo - 2 seen and one sang. Ruby-crowned Kinglet - several in underbrush. Robin - quite pale. W. Mockingbird Black-crested Titmouse - in brush and woodland White-necked Raven flew over. Glimpses of the Jay in the dense undergrowth bordering the reservoir. After much searching I did catch a few knowing they had to be somewhere, but never found them again ! Green Jay (?) Trictere? - slaty on back and head and yellow belly with gray throat. White-necked Ravens fly over. To have thorough glances on the Mexican trip. After many beliefs here and there one flushed one, a Hooded Oriole - 2 seen. Belted Kingfisher - 2 seen Caspian Tern - at least 3 of them courting up and down the water. Coots 800 seen very well scattered and very common. Louisiana Heron - 2 Double-crested Cormorants perched on snags with a Jasei in species of turtles. Pied-billed Grebes - several The south of the town. Camero n Co. Texas A bird and tree-lined reservoir to SEE MEXICO FIELD NOTES FILED WITH INDIA & OCEANIC NOTES THRU MARCH 9, 1951