Mayhew 1959 Journal 47. May 9 Cedar Springs area, San Bernardino C., Calif. 2 miles north of Cedar Springs at 0830. On the road between Cajon Junction and the study area we saw: Citellus beecheyi Scrub jay Western kingbird Horned lark Calif. thrasher Brewer's blackbird Meadowlark Mourning dove At the riparian habitat we were observing, the following species were seen: Mourning dove Turkey vulture Cliff swallow Rough-winged swallow Black phoebe Western bluebird House wren Black-headed grosbeak Western wood pewee House finch Phainopepla Red-shafted flicker Nuttall's woodpecker Calif. quail Violet-green swallow Vaux swift Red-tailed hawk Ash-throated flycatcher Bullock's oriole Anna's hummingbird Plain titmouse Rufous-sided towhee Sceloporus occidentalis Cristalus viridis Uta stansburiana Phrynosoma cornutum Citellus beecheyi Wren-tit (song) We drove through Cedar Springs to Millers Canyon Campground & ate lunch. Here in the conifers & alders along the Mojave River we saw (elevation - 3460 feet): Oregon junco Western towhee Black-headed grosbeak Western bluebird Hairy woodpecker Western wood pewee