Arizona field notes / 1881
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14 Mach 81 (Morse's Mill) "7000ft" Chiricahua Mts It is a little singular that the first Dendroica to make its appearance is D. olivacea. They were in Pines, Actions like D. occidentalis. Note a "cheerp" repeated once or twice a minute. Were searching the bunches of pine leaves (usually at the extremity of the branch) for insects, of which their stomachs were full. J. dth. bira. Although they were not very far from each other I saw no two together in the same immediate neighborhood. 5735- 48 Lophophanes mullerweberi 5x8. 6 5736 49 Ditto 7.9x76 ♀ The first pleasant day for some days.