{ "text": "Strike - I\nHouse Sparrow - several\nMay 16, 1952, Emerald Bay, Humboldt Co. Calif.\nCanada Goose\nCommon Eider - several\n- 350\nMay 17, 1952, Inlet Pass and Grass Lake, YVHo. el. I mi., road hike, 10-10:30 a.m.PDST.\nSnow and ice over most of lake and in woods,\nsunny, cold breeze.\nIsland - II pr. and I M\nGoosehawk - I\nRed-shafted Flicker - I\nHairy Woodpecker - 2\nWhite-headed Woodpecker - I\nSteller Jay - 8\nCharke Nutcracker - 2\nMountain Chickadee - 56\nRed-breasted Nuthatch - I\nRobin - 20\nBBB - 10\nGassin Purple Finch - 2\nJunco - 75\nWhite-crowned Sparrow - II M\nLincoln Sparrow - I\n- 350\nMay 17, 1952 - Hope Valley, W. Carson River, Alpine Co. Calif., Y500: el. II-1/2 hours PDST\nSpotted Sandpiper - I\nMorning Dove - 2\nRobin - dozens\nMountain Bluebird - 6\nSong Sparrow - 8\nWhite-crowned Sparrows - 12, 950\nCowbird - 2\nBBB - 25-30\nMay 17, 1952 - B Carson R. Valley above Hartreeville, Alpine Co. Calif., I3H2-5:30 p.m.\nSteller Jay - 60-65\nCliff Swallow - 55-70\nTree Swallow - 37-40\nViolet-green Swallow - 520-1000\nFewes\nRed-naped Sapsucker\nKingfisher\nSpotted Sandpiper\nRed-tailed Hawk - 2\nWren - 4-5\nDipper - 2\nRobin - dozens\nTownsend Solitaire - I\nAudubon Warbler - dozens\nPileated Woodpecker - 15-50\nBBB\nFox Sp. - I\nSong Sp. - I\nRock Wren - I\nSage Sparrow\nLark Sparrow\nBremer Sparrows\nOregon? Junco.\nSpotted Towhees in passage areas\nBlack-headed Grosbeak\nBuffock Ortole - 2 pr. many old nests.\nHBW - many pairs\nNuthatch - 3 - 5 pr. 10-15\nWarbler - 6 pr. 70-95\nRed-tailed Hawk = 3-50-75\nMarsh Hawk = 3\nSparrow Hawk - common\nThrushes - dozens - few\nOwl? - I\nKittiwakes\nGulls\nMountain Goveas - Rev, pair,\nWillow/Tundra - 6 pr. 10-20\nHorned Laves - Rev. pair,\nTree Swallow - few\nSay Phoebe = 3\nCliff Swallow - Ioo's over sage & pasture\nSombre Jay - 5-10\nBlack-billed Magpie - dozens of pairs - nests in all stages from complete to fresh pink\nyoung to black-skinned young to nearly fully feathered young; all active nests.\nChecked were in aspenbrush at 6' to 9-foot heights. Hand-filled and timed with\nclean dry grass. Cup 6-8\" wide and 2-3\" deep. Banded many.\nBrush-fit - nest in sage at 6'; height - 3 eggs left in nest. Saw several of them.\nMountain Bluebird - 2\nSpotted Towhees in passage areas\nBlack-headed Grosbeak\nBuffock Ortole - 2 pr. many old nests.\nHBW - many pairs\nNuthatch - 3 - 5 pr. 10-15\nWarbler - 6 pr. 70-95\nRed-tailed Hawk = 3-50-75\nMarsh Hawk = 3\nSparrow Hawk - common\nThrushes - dozens - few\nOwl? - I\nKittiwakes\nGulls\nMountain Goveas - Rev, pair,\nWillow/Tundra - 6 pr. 10-20\nHorned Laves - Rev. pair,\nTree Swallow - few\nSay Phoebe = 3\nCliff Swallow - Ioo's over sage & pasture\nSombre Jay - 5-10\nBlack-billed Magpie - dozens of pairs - nests in all stages from complete to fresh pink\nyoung to black-skinned young to nearly fully feathered young; all active nests.\nChecked were in aspenbrush at 6' to 9-foot heights. Hand-filled and timed with\nclean dry grass. Cup 6-8\" wide and 2-3\" deep. Banded many.\nBrush-fit - nest in sage at 6'; height - 3 eggs left in nest. Saw several of them.\nMountain Bluebird - 2\nSpotted Towhees in passage areas\nBlack-headed Grosbeak\nBuffock Ortole - 2 pr. many old nests.\nHBW - many pairs\nNuthatch - 3 - 5 pr. 10-15\nWarbler - 6 pr. 70-95\nRed-tailed Hawk = 3-50-75\nMarsh Hawk = 3\nSparrow Hawk - common\nThrushes - dozens - few\nOwl? - I\nKittiwakes\nGulls\nMountain Goveas - Rev, pair,\nWillow/Tundra - 6 pr. 10-20\nHorned Laves - Rev. pair,\nTree Swallow - few\nSay Phoebe = 3\nCliff Swallow - Ioo's over sage & pasture\nSombre Jay - 5-10\nBlack-billed Magpie - dozens of pairs - nests in all stages from complete to fresh pink\nyoung to black-skinned young to nearly fully feathered young; all active nests.\nChecked were in aspenbrush at 6' to 9-foot heights. Hand-filled and timed with\nclean dry grass. Cup 6-8\" wide and 2-3\" deep. Banded many.\nBrush-fit - nest in sage at 6'; height - 3 eggs left in nest. Saw several of them.\nMountain Bluebird - 2\nSpotted Towhees in passage areas\nBlack-headed Grosbeak\nBuffock Ortole - 2 pr. many old nests.\nHBW - many pairs\nNuthatch - 3 - 5 pr. 10-15\nWarbler - 6 pr. 70-95\nRed-tailed Hawk = 3-50-75\nMarsh Hawk = 3\nSparrow Hawk - common\nThrushes - dozens - few\nOwl? - I\nKittiwakes\nGulls\nMountain Goveas - Rev, pair,\nWillow/Tundra - 6 pr. 10-20\nHorned Laves - Rev. pair,\nTree Swallow - few\nSay Phoebe = 3\nCliff Swallow - Ioo's over sage & pasture\nSombre Jay - 5-10\nBlack-billed Magpie - dozens of pairs - nests in all stages from complete to fresh pink\nyoung to black-skinned young to nearly fully feathered young; all active nests.\nChecked were in aspenbrush at 6' to 9-foot heights. Hand-filled and timed with\nclean dry grass. Cup 6-8\" wide and 2-3\" deep. Banded many.\nBrush-fit - nest in sage at 6'; height - 3 eggs left in nest. Saw several of them.\nMountain Bluebird - 2\nSpotted Towhees in passage areas\nBlack-headed Grosbeak\nBuffock Ortole - 2 pr. many old nests.\nHBW - many pairs\nNuthatch - 3 - 5 pr. 10-15\nWarbler - 6 pr. 70-95\nRed-tailed Hawk = 3-50-75\nMarsh Hawk = 3\nSparrow Hawk - common\nThrushes - dozens - few\nOwl? - I\nKittiwakes\nGulls\nMountain Goveas - Rev, pair,\nWillow/Tundra - 6 pr. 10-20\nHorned Laves - Rev. pair,\nTree Swallow - few\nSay Phoebe = 3\nCliff Swallow - Ioo's over sage & pasture\nSombre Jay - 5-10\nBlack-billed Magpie - dozens of pairs - nests in all stages from complete to fresh pink\nyoung to black-skinned young to nearly fully feathered young; all active nests.\nChecked were in aspenbrush at 6' to 9-foot heights. Hand-filled and timed with\nclean dry grass. Cup 6-8\" wide and 2-3\" deep. Banded many.\nBrush-fit - nest in sage at 6'; height - 3 eggs left in nest. Saw several of them.\nMountain Bluebird - 2\nSpotted Towhees in passage areas\nBlack-headed Grosbeak\nBuffock Ortole - 2 pr. many old nests.\nHBW - many pairs\nNuthatch - 3 - 5 pr. 10-15\nWarbler - 6 pr. 70-95\nRed-tailed Hawk = 3-50-75\nMarsh Hawk = 3\nSparrow Hawk - common\nThrushes - dozens - few\nOwl? - I\nKittiwakes\nGulls\nMountain Goveas - Rev, pair,\nWillow/Tundra - 6 pr. 10-20\nHorned Laves - Rev. pair,\nTree Swallow - few\nSay Phoebe = 3\nCliff Swallow - Ioo's over sage & pasture\nSombre Jay - 5-10\nBlack-billed Magpie - dozens of pairs - nests in all stages from complete to fresh pink\nyoung to black-skinned young to nearly fully feathered young; all active nests.\nChecked were in aspenbrush at 6' to 9-foot heights. Hand-filled and timed with\nclean dry grass. Cup 6-8\" wide and 2-3\" deep. Banded many.\nBrush-fit - nest in sage at 6'; height - 3 eggs left in nest. Saw several of them.\nMountain Bluebird - 2\nSpotted Towhees in passage areas\nBlack-headed Grosbeak\nBuffock Ortole - 2 pr. many old nests.\nHBW - many pairs\nNuthatch - 3 - 5 pr. 10-15\nWarbler - 6 pr. 70-95\nRed-tailed Hawk = 3-50-75\nMarsh Hawk = 3\nSparrow Hawk - common\nThrushes - dozens - few\nOwl? - I\nKittiwakes\nGulls\nMountain Gove [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]