Field notes, v667
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{ "text": "Western Kingbird - common in\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nRed-shafted Flickers\nMorning Doves\nBarn-failed pigeons - SOME in white oaks\nYellow-legs\nKildeer - see species page.\nValley Quail\nSparrow Hawk\nVultures\nRuddy Duck - 4 M & 4 F\nSnow Geese - about 80 flying north over town\nAmerican Egret - flying in pairiform\nWestern Kingbird - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds - paired along fences\nCalifornia Woodpeckers\nBlue Heron\nHouse Wren\nBewick Wren\nOrange-crowned Warblers common\nChaf - calling in brush during daytime\nBlack Phoebe\nCliff Swallows\nCommon Goldfinches\nCowbird - at least 2 in cottonwoods\nWestern Kingbirds [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]