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the ground and my presence
did not apparently disconcert
it.
June 12. Band-tailed Pigeons are
common are common in
large and small bands, also
occasionally in pairs, singly
or in trios. They are
often seen sitting in the
top of some solitary or exposed tree or in redwood, laurel
or oak trees in deep canyons
and other wooded localities.
Saw a large California
Condor two days ago. It was
flying towards me and when
about forty yards away,
it turned and flew in another direction and did not
come near me again. It
was an immense bird had
large white tracts under
its wings and the skin
covering its head was red
as in the Turkey Vulture.
While flying it circled like