{ "text": "August 7-8, 1953, Camp Harvey West, Upper Echo Lake, M Dorado Co., Calif.\nWood Pewees common\nOlive-sided Flycatchers - abundant everywhere\nTree Swallows\nStellar Jays\nClark Nutcrackers\nMountain Chickadees\nWhite-breasted Nuthatches\nRed-breasted Nuthatches\nAt 5 p.m. May [illegible] taken by Goshawk and carried across marsh.\ndue west to forest. Other blackbirds put up terrific commotion.\nYellow-headed Blackbird - very common at Pope Beach Marsh - perhaps a breeding colony\nOregon Junco\nGreen-tailed Towhee - several\nMcGillivray Warbler - very common, singing everywhere\nAudubon Warblers - abundant everywhere\nPileated Warblers - 3 singing high in trees. Courting calls and activities\nMeadowlarks\nYellow Warbler - several at Pope Lake and Pope Beach in willows\nRobins\nRevving, Nevada\nAugust 22-23, 1953, Lake Tahoe, S end (Pope Beach marsh and Al Tahoe-Arcades).\nRed-breasted Nuthatches - 2 banding\nBrown Blackbird - 2 banding\nWhite-headed Woodpecker\nWestern Evening Grosbeak - colorful flock on lawns near boathouse\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPacific Night Hawks - 4 at S end (Pope Beach)\nJeffrey pine cones on open ground under trees in late March & early April\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\nWestern Evening Grosbeak - colorful flock on lawns near boathouse\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-breasted Nuthatches\nAmerican Meransser - 1 not full male\nMallard - 1 not full male\nVulture\nHeb-tailed Hawk\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPacific Night Hawks - 4 at S end (Pope Beach)\nJeffrey pine cones on open ground under trees in late March & early April\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\nWestern Evening Grosbeak - colorful flock on lawns near boathouse\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-breasted Nuthatches\nAmerican Meransser - 1 not full male\nMallard - 1 not full male\nVulture\nHeb-tailed Hawk\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPacific Night Hawks - 4 at S end (Pope Beach)\nJeffrey pine cones on open ground under trees in late March & early April\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\nWestern Evening Grosbeak - colorful flock on lawns near boathouse\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-breasted Nuthatches\nAmerican Meransser - 1 not full male\nMallard - 1 not full male\nVulture\nHeb-tailed Hawk\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPacific Night Hawks - 4 at S end (Pope Beach)\nJeffrey pine cones on open ground under trees in late March & early April\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\nWestern Evening Grosbeak - colorful flock on lawns near boathouse\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-breasted Nuthatches\nAmerican Meransser - 1 not full male\nMallard - 1 not full male\nVulture\nHeb-tailed Hawk\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPacific Night Hawks - 4 at S end (Pope Beach)\nJeffrey pine cones on open ground under trees in late March & early April\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\nWestern Evening Grosbeak - colorful flock on lawns near boathouse\nBrown-headed Cowbird\nWhite-breasted Nuthatches\nAmerican Meransser - 1 not full male\nMallard - 1 not full male\nVulture\nHeb-tailed Hawk\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nRed-shafted Flicker\nPacific Night Hawks - 4 at S end (Pope Beach)\nJeffrey pine cones on open ground under trees in late March & early April\non willow buds, as yet unopened. Willie Arpante saw this feeding on\nSpotted Sandpiper - 1 alone shore\nHooded Warbler - several in a group seen feeding singly or in small groups\nWestern Evening Grosbeak - colorful flock on lawns near boathouse\nBrown-headed [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]