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Mayhew
1947
Journal 8.
May 3 Strawberry Canyon, U.C. campus, Alameda Co., Calif.
location in trees in the middle of poison
oak patches. However, we were able to get
close to a bush-tits' nest that was also
found. The following species were seen
today: Valley Quail, Black Phoebe, Lazuli
Bunting, Bush-tit, Brown Towhee, Song
Sparrow, Anna's Hummingbird, Orange-crowned
Warbler, Black-headed Grosbeak, Warbling
Vireo, and Purple Finch. In addition, the
songs of the following were also heard:
Hutton Vireo, Swainson Thrush, Spotted
Towhee, Pileated Warbler, Red-breasted
Nuthatch, & Wren-tit.
May 3 Trip from Berkeley, Alameda Co. to Modesto, Stanislaus Co., Calif.
This afternoon I travelled from Berkeley to
my home near Modesto by auto. This route
passes through several habitats: grassland,
woodland, cultivated land, fresh-water marsh,
river, and open grazing land. On this trip,
the following species were observed: Meadowlark,
Brewer's Blackbird, Sparrow Hawk, Western
Kingbird, & California Shrike in the plains
and grassland areas; American Bittern, Black
Tern, Black-necked Stilt & Red-winged
Blackbird near fresh-water marsh, Cliff
Swallows near the river; Bullock's Oriole
in the tree-covered area; English Sparrows,
House Finches, & Robins were seen in the
cultivated areas.