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Pajaro Valley Lower End.
Watsonville-Santa Cruz Co.
March-4-1894.
Found a california Thrasher's
nest; also a california Trichodo placed
10 feet up in a willowing sappling and
contained 5 or 6 eggs. Evidently this
last was a last year's nest for the
eggs were much faded and spoiled.
March-23-1894.
Visited L.W. Brokaw of Dabinas and
saw his eggs. Learned from Elmerz
Brokaw, his brother that the proper
time to look for Ducks eggs was the
1st and 2nd weeks of April and about
the same time for Tule Greens and
Rails.
April-7-1894.
Took Am. Barn Owl 45 from hole in
bank. Size of hole -
2 1/2 feet deep.
bin across at mouth.
9..." end.
7 ft. about river water of Pajaro river.