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their calls. Mountain Bluebirds were noted about the house. Barn and Cliff Swallows were nesting about the barn. The meadows between Meyers and Tallac are typical, White-crowned Sparrows and similar species being common. The forests are principally tamarack and asp. Left Tallac at 12:45 and reached Truckee at 5:30, after a beautiful ride up the Lake.
BIRDS OBSERVED FROM ECHO TO TALLAC. June 15 and 14.
Grouse (summit)
Quail, all the way
Blue-fronted Jay, all the way.
Pine Grosbeak (Phillips Station)
Cassin's Purple Finch (6300)
Mountain Chickadee, all the way.
Williamson's Sapsucker (about 7,000)
Green-tailed Towhee (Echo and Tallac)
Flicker, all the way
Thick-billed Sparrow, all the way
Nighthawk (Meyers)
Brewer's Blackbird, Meyers
Cliff Swallow, Meyers
Barn Swallow, Meyers.
Mt. Bluebird, Echo and Myers.
Olive-sided Flycatcher, all the way.
Wood Pewee, all the way
Kinglet, Summit
Pileolated Warbler, 7,000 Slender-billed
Slender-billed Nuthatch, 7,000.
California Hummer ?, 7,000.
Sparrowhawk, Echo.