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1940.
Apr. 7. (Cont'd) Mt. View Marsh.
Least Sandpipers - abundant; Western S.-
abundant; Redbacks abundant and
many with black bellies; Long-tailed Dow-
ilcher, 12-15; Godwits 15-20; Avocets 3,
single and separated; Cootails - a few (3-6)
Dumbarton Bridge: Gared Grebes, five in one
Group, three in another; Shovelers at:
Abundant at spots. H. Curlew, Willet, Redb. Sandpiper.
Godwit; Avocets 8-10; Bonaparte Gulls with
Black heads on easternmost salt pool
north of the road; Terns 4 (Forster ?)
Cliff Swallows abr., a few Bank Swallows.
East of the bridge - linnets, pipits abr.), one
Horned Lark heard. Birds very few
as compared with two weeks ago - except
H. Curlew which I seldom see here.
April 8' The Allen Hummingbird Group went to
Alum Rock Park. Cloudy - Warm.
Along the way we saw Brewer Blackbirds,
Redwings, Shrikes, Crow (near Berry area),
Meadowlarks, Linnets. When we reached the
Creek from Alum Rock Canyon we stopped
near an old farm house where we found the
House Wren, a Mockingbird (?), W. Bluebird,
Chipping Sparrow, Cedar Waxwings and the
first Grosbeak of the season. A flock of Gable
Sparrows - very gray and singing. Also many
Hb. Goldfinches, Linnets, Purple Finch and a
Sparrow Hawk and Flicker and Mourning Dove,