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Watsonville.
spring plumage. The
feathers were bright. The yellow
area was extensive and he had
a broad transverse breast plate
of black.
A pair of Golden Eagles
have been seen about a
herony for the past month
or two evidently with the
intention of nesting in the
vicinity. They kept the
Great Blue Herons away
for some time but afterwards
capitulated in favor of
the latter who immediately
took possession
A good many Steller's Jays (?)
have been seen and one was
heard today uttering the shrill
ery of a Wh. Red-tail. I was
positive at first that a Hawk
was about until I found out
the deceit. I was informed
today that the Road-runner
has been present here only a
few years.
Rockland, Mon.
Purrgles, Calif.