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23.
June 18, 1953, Thursday
I caught two Poorwills and a
Robin in the hair net. Today I
hiked up both the south-facing
slope at the mine which is covered
with Pinyon, and the north-facing
slope which is covered with Cerocarpus.
Many species of birds were seen.
A pair of Red-tailed Hawks acted as
if they had a nest on the pinyon-covered
ridge.
Saw the following species:
1. Turkey Vulture 1 Prairie Falcon 1
2. Red-tailed Hawk 2
3. Golden Eagle 1
Broad-tailed Hummingbird sev.
Red-shafted Flicker heard one
Hairy Woodpecker 1
Wright's Flycatcher 2
Western Wood Pewee 1
Violet-green Swallow sev.
Scrub Jay 1
Raven 2
Clark Nutcracker 5
Mountain Chickadee several.
Bush-tit 3
White-breasted Nuthatch 6 (Coll. 2)
House Wren several
Rock Wren (3)
Robin (6)