{ "text": "Yellow-billed magpies at Woodland.\nVery few barn swallows\nThe western kingfisher seen.\nSept. 7, 1957. Woodland to Cornung, Calif.\n\nHarris Woodpeckers - many.\nNorthern goshes - few along fences\nSept. 7, 1957. pine-oak woodland, NE of Anderson, Shasta Co. Calif.\n\nBrewer Blackbirds\nCalifornia Jay says scratching\nLittle (Little) Flycatcher - perched on Scraps\nRuttlall Woodpecker in Willow thicket on small island\nRed-shafted Flicker\nKingfisher - 1\nCoof - 2\nGreen-winged Teal - 1st bogying at MI in partial plumage, following very closely.\nM-IV. F-I?\nHillard - no specificully fluffy but all with male color patches.\nSnow Goose - 1 cripple\nSept. 7, 1957. Southside Park, Sacramento, Calif. G000-O01FFST.\n\nGone Sparrow - 2 or 3 seen - 1 calling\nLesser Bunting - 1 female or immature in thistle patch\nHrewer Blackbirds - about 75 or 80\nRedwinga - about 150\nMeadowlarks - few\nPacific Yellowfinch most in dense stand of Scraps\nCalifornia Thrake - pure-celi\nMarsh Wren - 2 heard singing.\nWestern Grou - 1\nCalifornia Jay - several\n33 perched in compact bunch on wire fence.\nDark Swallows - 10 or 15 in loose formation over lake surface, and flock of\nBlack Phoebe - 3 or 4 seen\nRed-shafted Flicker - about 25 seen, mostly yellowish, and some whitewings\nSnow Goose - 1 cripple\nSept. 7, 1957. Southside Park, Sacramento, Calif. G000-O01FFST.\n\nGone Sparrow - 2 or 3 seen - 1 calling\nLesser Bunting - 1 female or immature in thistle patch\nHrewer Blackbirds - about 75 or 80\nRedwinga - about 150\nMeadowlarks - few\nPacific Yellowfinch most in dense stand of Scraps\nCalifornia Thrake - pure-celi\nMarsh Wren - 2 heard singing.\nWestern Grou - 1\nCalifornia Jay - several\n33 perched in compact bunch on wire fence.\nDark Swallows - 10 or 15 in loose formation over lake surface, and flock of\nBlack Phoebe - 3 or 4 seen\nRed-shafted Flicker - about 25 seen, mostly yellowish, and some whitewings\nSnow Goose - 1 cripple\nSept. 7, 1957. Southside Park, Sacramento, Calif. G000-O01FFST.\n\nGone Sparrow - 2 or 3 seen - 1 calling\nLesser Bunting - 1 female or immature in thistle patch\nHrewer Blackbirds - about 75 or 80\nRedwinga - about 150\nMeadowlarks - few\nPacific Yellowfinch most in dense stand of Scraps\nCalifornia Thrake - pure-celi\nMarsh Wren - 2 heard singing.\nWestern Grou - 1\nCalifornia Jay - several\n33 perched in compact bunch on wire fence.\nDark Swallows - 10 or 15 in loose formation over lake surface, and flock of\nBlack Phoebe - 3 or 4 seen\nRed-shafted Flicker - about 25 seen, mostly yellowish, and some whitewings\nSnow Goose - 1 cripple\nSept. 7, 1957. Southside Park, Sacramento, Calif. G000-O01FFST.\n\nGone Sparrow - 2 or 3 seen - 1 calling\nLesser Bunting - 1 female or immature in thistle patch\nHrewer Blackbirds - about 75 or 80\nRedwinga - about 150\nMeadowlarks - few\nPacific Yellowfinch most in dense stand of Scraps\nCalifornia Thrake - pure-celi\nMarsh Wren - 2 heard singing.\nWestern Grou - 1\nCalifornia Jay - several\n33 perched in compact bunch on wire fence.\nDark Swallows - 10 or 15 in loose formation over lake surface, and flock of\nBlack Phoebe - 3 or 4 seen\nRed-shafted Flicker - about 25 seen, mostly yellowish, and some whitewings\nSnow Goose - 1 cripple\nSept. 7, 1957. Southside Park, Sacramento, Calif. G000-O01FFST.\n\nGone Sparrow - 2 or 3 seen - 1 calling\nLesser Bunting - 1 female or immature in thistle patch\nHrewer Blackbirds - about 75 or 80\nRedwinga - about 150\nMeadowlarks - few\nPacific Yellowfinch most in dense stand of Scraps\nCalifornia Thrake - pure-celi\nMarsh Wren - 2 heard singing.\nWestern Grou - 1\nCalifornia Jay - several\n33 perched in compact bunch on wire fence.\nDark Swallows - 10 or 15 in loose formation over lake surface, and flock of\nBlack Phoebe - 3 or 4 seen\nRed-shafted Flicker - about 25 seen, mostly yellowish, and some whitewings\nSnow Goose - 1 cripple\nSept. 7, 1957. Southside Park, Sacramento, Calif. G000-O01FFST.\n\nGone Sparrow - 2 or 3 seen - 1 calling [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]