Catalogue and journal, v1566
Page 387
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February 22, 1936 3¥ types I physiographic features and particular species I birds. As I traveled along the streets of the city I Berkeley I noticed that Song Sparrows were singing from nearly every backyard that had honeysuckle, blackberry, or other vines on the back fence. This time I the year they seem to be restricted only by that one factor as water - a constant supply of free water - is no problem. Where Coprosma and Cotoneaster brushes were plentiful in a yard containing a tree or two, Dwarf Hermit Thrushes were heard "chuck,"