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May 5, 1951, Natomas, Sacto. Co. Calif. 0800-0815PDST. Ovc, RW-
Blue Heron
Green Heron -full adult
Sparrow Hawk
Mourning Doves
California Woodpeckers
House Wren singing
Robins
Orange-crowned Warblers
Calaveras Warbler
Yellow Warbler
Pileolated Warbler
Chat calling
Brewer Blackbird
Common Goldfinch
Spotted Towhee
Brown Towhee
Modesto Song Sparrow
1911
May 5, 1951, Bass Lake and Vicinity, Eldorado Co. Calif. 0830-1200PDST.
Vulture - 3
Red-tailed Hawk
Sparrow Hawk
Valley Quail
Killdeer - banded #4"-hi young -#40250428.
Band-tailed pigeons - flock of over 60 in digger pine towering above live
oak woodland on north slope of ridge.
Mourning Doves - found one nest on horizontal southside limb of Buckeye at
about 10' elev. Pin-feather young in it, dead.
Barn Owl-flushed 2 from dense live-oak woodland on north slope. One adult larger.
Anna Hummingbird
Red-shafted Flicker
California Woodpeckers common
Lewis Woodpeckers common, also. Observed some at 6'.
Nuttall Woodpecker
Western Kingbird
Ash-throated Flycatcher
Black Phoebe
Traill Flycatcher
Barn Swallow
California Jay
Yellow-billed Magpies common
Western Crow
Plain Titmouse - paired, and carrying food to youngin nest holes.
Bush-tits -small flocks of 3 or 4
Slender-billed Nuthatch - calling in oaks
Pallid Wren-tits calling in chaparral.
Robin
Western Bluebirds
Orange-crowned Warblers
Yellow Warbler
Pacific Yellowthroat
Pileolated Warbler
Western Meadowlark
Redwings
Bullock Oriole - many scolding and other notes given - about 15 males and
10 or 12 females seen today.
Brewer Blackbirds
Brown-headed Cowbirds - 2 seen and several others heard -never over 2 at time.
Western Tangger - about 6 or 8 males seen in dense live oak woodland as well
as in open woodland. Few females (I Believe).
Black-headed Grosbeaks - 3 or 4 pairs seen, and few others heard.
Purple Finches - few in small flocks
House Finches - common in flocks and paired.
Common Goldfinches - few
Green-backed Goldfinches - several pairs seen.
Spotted Towhee Brown Towhee Lark Sparrows common-paired
Clipping Sparrows
White-crowned Sparrows Opair
Song Sparrow
1912
1912