Field notes, v667
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1372 Pipits Cedar Waxwings - about 8 flocks of up to 25 or 30 birds in area, flying about, and calling all day. California Shrikes Audubon Warblers - few in river bottom vegetation Western Meadowlarks - very abundant on dry ground, but not along Brewer Blackbirds House Finches Common Goldfinches and Green-backed Goldfinches in large flocks everywhere on wire lines and fences in areas of open oak woodlands and dry pasture, Sacramento Spotted Towhees - few in river bottom thickets Sacramento Brown Towhees - in scattered brush thickets on dry slopes about the reservoir area. Lark Sparrows in flocks up to 20-25 in dry pastures and oak woodlands Oregon Juncos in river bottom area along creek. Golden-crowned Sparrows Gambel White-crowned Sparrows Modesto Song Sparrows