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1940
Fords., juncos, G-c. Sp., Pug. Sd. Sp.,
At San Pablo Dams: Cared and W. Grebe, Loon (1) sp? ;
Fan. Cormorants 15+; St. Blue Heron, Deer Egret (1), Canada
Geese 125+, Pintails abr., Ruddy Ducks a few; Sh.-Sh. Hawks,
Coot, Red & Sandy, Dovintcher (in mixed flock), Phal. 2+,
Yellow Legs 2; Flicker, Calif. Jay, Titmouse, Bush-Tits,
Wrentit, Virginia Wren, W. Bluebird, R-c. Knight, Br. Blackbirds,
Waldorf Goldfinch, Juncos, crowned sparrows.
Maragua Pd., Redtail, Titmouses, Calif. Jay, Scl. Billed Nutthatch;
Nov. 3. I saw a Rufous-crowned Sparrow on upper Pano.
Jamie Way. It alighted on a fence post. Its motives
resembled those of a Song sparrow. Night very chilly.
Nov. 4. The "Allen Hammers" went to Lake Merced. Clear and warm
in middle of day. W. (Eared) and Pied-billed Grebes abr.,
F. Cormorants 6, St. Blue Heron, Ruddy Ducks abr., a few
Blue bills, Sp. Hawks, Duvail (1 flock), Virginia Rail heard (Boisée)
Florida Gallinule in. Coots abr., Gulls (sp?), Chalapages a few,
Anna H. a few, Kingfisher 1, Flicker, Bl. Phoebe, Chickadee a few,
Bush Tits (flock), Tule Wren 3, R-c Knight 2, And W. abr. in protected areas,
Purple Finch, Sp. Towhee, Nuttall Sp., Fox, G-c Sp. (1 flock), Song Sp. abr.
(Rusty Saps Sp.)
A. - The Lincoln Sparrow (smaller than S. Sp., chieftain less prolonged,
breast buffy, call Tarps.) At Cliff House many W. Gulls, B. Pelicans,
20-25 B. Ternatores. Tide high. Water in S. Merced very high.
Boats on lakes.
Nov. 5-7 Rain. Birds near house decreasing: Flicker, R-c
Knight, H. Thrush, Fox Sparrow;
Nov. 8: Drowned Antilope. Nov. 9: Boulder. Very few birds.
Nov 9-13. More wintry with some rain.
Nov. 15: Clear, warmer. I saw several Varied
Thrushes near the next window. One was in the
Loon bush, others in The oak tree above. Hermit Thrush
more conspicuous.