Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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February 29, 1936 51 8.
after moves en mass. A very
Closely related type) note would
be the "recognition" notes, uttered
by birds foraging in the open or
migrating. These notes
probably uttered for constant
recognition) the species rather
than for determining location.
Our Black Phoebe - at the
swimming pool - we found
in full song for the first time
in our experience. My last
observation of the bird was
February 25th and it was not
singing then.
The upper banks of the
road along the S. facing
slope) to canyon have
slid in - on to road - greatly
this year and the difference