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1942
Dowitchers in pairs or single (no loose flock), Least
Sandpipers, 1 Curlew (G.T.A. probably Hudsonian).
A few Shovelers, very few Coots. Red-winged Blackbird
very conspicuous, building thistle, as females flushed
from under the bridge air cat tails.
Apr. 27. Rainy. Apr. 28. Raining most of the day. Cold.
I heard a Cassin Vireo singing: "Marie, Come here".
No Golden-crowned Sparrows. No flocks of
Siskins but many single birds or pairs -
Apr. 29. I heard a Lazuli Bunting singing across the
Canyon and a Tolmie Warbler at the end of
the road. Robins are still taking worms -
Very few dropspings now. Moved to Spray.
Sunny morning. Cloudy afternoon - Chilly.
Grosbeaks, Song Spar, Vigor Wren, Paleated Warblers
singing near house. Lutecent Warbler "chips" but
seldom any song. Mrs. Sheldon reported a
pair of Bullock Oriole at W.F.C. last night
at sunset. Bill of Paleated Warbler bright yellow.
May 2. I walked around the hill & Hamilton Canyon as far
as the Mann House. From Mornwood Rd. heard Vigor
Wren, Lutecent Warbler, Calif. Woodpecker (across the
canyon), Bush Tits were still feeding young in pine
tree, another pair near our steps. Linnets began
at the mouth of the canyon and three Song
Sparrows on the west side of the hill.
In Hamilton Canyon: Zwaal, 2 Flickers, Anna
Hummingbird on wire as usual, an Allen Hummer
(female near Mann's garage), 4 Nuthatches singing,
Siskins flying over (singly), 2 Lut. Warblers, (Pil. W.,
1 Cal. Jay, 1 Steller Jay, 1 J. v. juncos, 1 Jr. W. Flycatchers
(at garage - Mann's), Thrasher song from guy wire,