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4. Black-crowned Night Heron - one miniature flesow
5-8 Mallards, Cinnamon Teal, Lesser Scaup, Ruddies
One pair of Cinnamon Teal on the small pool
at east end of the larger lake.
Ruddies, many in full plumage -
9. Costs - very abundant
10-12 Western, Glaucocon, winged - Bonapartes -
along shore in East Bay -
13. Allen Hummingbird. The trip was planned
purposely to see these in abundance
and we were not disappointed. A nest
was found in one of the Monterey Pines
at Lake Merced - the female was
adding a big bunch of down.
At the lunch place on the bank of
North Lake in Golden Gate Park this
makes were in the air about us all
the time - doing the pendulum, fighting
e.t.c.
14. Blue Anna Hummingbird gave its ex-
pllosive whistle at the bottom of its
due.
15. Flickers - several seen.
16. Barn Swallow - one seen at Lake Merced
17. Santa Cruz Chickadees - still in flocks -
18. Brush Tito - both at L. Merced North Lake.
19. Virginia Vireo, many in full song. At the
Japanese Tea Garden a pair were-
building a nest in the mouth of a
Buddha not two feet from a main
path and about two ft. from the ground -