Fulica, Part 1, v1314
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Fulica americana -108- Late Temescal, Alameda Co, Calif.- a little while later tho she went up on land after them and chased them off. During this same time the Guddy was permitted to feed in those territory, now being chased. -Jewel Lake Contra Costa Co, Calif- back at the lake at 12:35 B is at G4 worked across to I5 where she was joined by a yng- then into the bay at I5+6 out of eight- as soon as she was out of sight R's came out at H4 and R18 (12:40) is working from D11 to H11- was intercepted by S moving out from G9 and flew to H12 into the cat-tails- S "panked" once and cut into the cat-tails towards where the inam- went in. 12:44 - G,5 R, R's are all feeding at G5. - a black headed yng has just crossed, "whawing" loudly- from D11 to F10- now 12:48 S is out of right and R18 is out feeding right where it previously vanished in the cat-tails. - About 5:25 I caught R1 of the new N bred by driving across from H14 to D12 and then working into the cage- down the net- to A17. 4+5- when cage is. This bird weighs 166.9 166.9 gms, wet - TMT - mm, mid-tbe mm, hallas mm, bill & shield mm, shield mm. poster claw mm. It has not made a sound yet, tho it tried to peck and scratch when