California Quail field notes, v1295
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W. J. Francis 1964. California Quail June P. McMillan Ranch, San Luis Obispo Co. 16 P♂ total; with 5th primary last molted #18470; one escaped unbanded (this bird with all rectrices missing); one collected, #18475; #18474. 3♂ with 6th primary last molted: #18466; #18473; #18314; #18408; #18477; #18478. 2♂ with 7th primary last molted: #18468; #18454 (collected); #18476; #18479. ♂ with 8th primary molted, #18339. 8♀ total; with 5th primary molted: #18467; #18469; [illegible] two collected; ♀ with 6th pri- mary molted: #18471; #18452; #18355. ♀ with 7th primary molted #18472. Those underlined are birds personally banded. It was not possible to separate one year old birds from three older since the upper primary coverts were in some cases already replaced; in some molted without yet being replaced; in some apparently worn to the point of being in- distinguishable. 2040. Took a male in the trap in front of house; #7 primary molted. Banded ♀ [illegible] 18480.