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Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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April 15. The White crowned Sparrow which was
heard singing at the S.W. corner of the Stadium on
Feb.26, Mar.2, Apr.5 (and many times between)
Sang also in the garden of the Fraternity House,
on Bancroft-Predmont and along Predmont Ave
to the N.W. corner of the Stadium. It always
sang from a prominent perch at lip of a small
Tree or on an electric wire and seemed not
to be connected with any flock. - I supposed
it was a breeding Muttall with a peculiar
Song but it disappeared about April 15
when the Puget Sd. Sparrows (in flocks at
bottom of canyon) disappeared after a few
days of singing. So I suppose this was
after all a Puget Sd. Sparrow instead of
a Muttall with an individual song. The
Song was certainly much more like that of
Pugetensis.