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Calling constantly - like young bird. They flies away together
✓ G. Goldfinch - a large flock in oak trees at junction of the
two roads. (To Bot. Gard. 4 up stream).
✓ Blue Siskin - a few pro. in pines near trail.
✓ Spotted Towhee - 12-15 near trail especially,
✓ Brown Towhee - 6+ pr. - only two near trail.
✓ Junco - 1 feeding up out quest in pines near trail.
1 singing near swimming pool.
✓ Chipping Sparrow - three near road, south of Bot. Gar.
✓ Song Sp. abundant - general.
May.8: Young Lutecut Warblers can be heard calling
just east of bird bath.
May 9. The Lady Birds went to Clear Lake. Summer
day- Country green and wild flowers very
abundant. First stop at southern end of
the Silverado Trail where we had orchard,
woods and stream side with Twenty eight
species of birds present. Such a medley of
sound that we spent half an hour, getting
them all clearly separated. List: Grosbeak,
Rkt. Thrush, Vg.Swallow (nesting in holes in oak),
Zuid, Lutiet, Yellow Warbler, Doug Sparrow:
Wood Peace, Spotted Towhee, Bluebird, Downy Woodpecker
Cooper Hawk, Titmouse, House Wren, Creeper, W. Flycatcher,
Lutecut Warblers, W. Vires, Cassia Vires, Buggard,
Robin, Br.Towhee, Black Phoebe, Oriole, Rough-winged
Swallow, Calif. Woodpecker, Crow, Lazuli Bunting.
We lunched at the Jerome Landfield place and added
three The Tolvain and Black- Ths. Gray Warblers.