Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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on mud flats near water, some perched
on piling. Surface of tide flats - covered
by tracks, perhaps largely of gulls.
Zonal character --- ?
2. Steep north facing slope near
Mill Valley. Heavily wooded, mainly red-
wood. Zonal character - transition.
Characteristic birds found here: -
Chickadee, Coast jay, Olive-sided flycatcher,
Western wood pewee and Western flycatcher,
and California jay, (an upper sonoran
form which ranges into transition).
Other birds which occurred here: -
Spurred towhee, Blackheaded grasshopper
and Greenbacked goldfinch. (Nest observed
in cedar tree near edge of town.
Bird or nest probably incubating eggs.
Purple finch also heard in woods at
foot of slope.
3. Bare arid hill slopes above
timber line. A typical arid upper
sonoran region. - Vegetation - scant