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September 7, 1951, Lake Washington, Yolo Co, W. of Sacramento, Calif. 0815-0845PDST
Water level at normal high. Scirpus & Typha to 8' above HOH.
Pied-billed Grebe - 2
Farallon Cormorant - 1
Blue Heron - 1
Common Egret - 21
Black-crowned Night Heron - 1
White-tailed Kite - 4, flying, and perched in willows at edge of lake.
Marsh Hawk - 1 pair
Sparrow Hawk - 5
Pheasants - many seen- 35-40. Most in ragged plumage-immatures. 2 in one
willow and 2 in another willow at heights of about 10-12 feet.
Coots - 4
Killdeer - 1
Red-shafted Flicker - about 25 seen, mostly paired, and in willows
Black Phoebe - 3 or 4 seen
Barn Swallows - 10 or 15 in loose formation over lake surface, and flock of
23 perched in compact bunch on wire line.
California Jay - several
Western Crow - 1
Marsh Wren - 2 heard singing.
California Shrike - buzz-call
Pacific Yellowthroat in dense stand of Scirpus
Meadowlarks - few
Redwings - about 150
Brewer Blackbirds - about 75 or 80
Lazuli Bunting - 1 female or immature in thistle patch
Song Sparrow - 2 or 3 seen - 1 calling.
Sept. 7, 1951, Southside Park, Sacramento, Calif. 0900-0915PDST.
Snow Goose - 1 cripple
Mallard - no absolutely full males, but all with male color patches.
M-17, F-15.
Green-winged Teal - LM in partial plumage, following mallard hen very closely.
Coot - 5
Kingfisher - 1
Red-shafted Flicker
Nuttall Woodpecker in willow thicket on small island.
Little (Traill) Flycatcher - perched on Scirpus
California Jays screeching
Brewer Blackbirds
Sept. 7, 1951, Woodland to Corning, Calif.
No western kingbirds seen.
Very few barn swallows
yellow-billed magpies at Woodland.
Sept. 7, 1951, blue-oak woodland, NE of Anderson, Shasta Co. Calif.
Mourning doves - few along fences
Lewis Woodpeckers - many.