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a cattail swamp surrounded by willows. Birds were
everywhere, many singing. A flock of Gambel Sparrows
by the road side; a Thrasher called above them. Bluebirds
and Hummets in the tall trees, Willow and Green-backed
Goldfinches in the willows; Yellowthroats, Lutescent
and Paleolates Warblers all singing - Saw one Warbling
Vireo several times but heard no sound from it. A few
Violet-green Swallows soared above - Warm except below Grove.
April 1. Beautiful warm day at Boulder Creek. Worked in
the garden all the morning, planting daisies, red poppies,
potulaca, sweet peas etc. Drove home in afternoon. Prunea
brier in full bloom, in Santa Clara Valley - Poppies, Chacelia
mustard, wild potulaca in full bloom. Lupines just
beginning to blossom. Creepers singing. Also, junco.
Chickadees, Tawny Warblers, Purple Finch.
Crows near Warm Spring
April 2. The warmest day we have had this Spring.
Heard the W. Flycatcher below the house and the
House Wren across the canyon. Another flock
of gulls rose calling louder then flew northward.
Looked like Glaucous-rings.
April 4. Went to Merced Lake. Cool. Fog along the shore.
Western Grebes were giving their mating calls. Eared Grebes
& a few Cormorants (Farallow)
in flocks, a few Pied-bill, Mallard ducks were numerous,
all males. Females probably brooding. House Wren and
W. Flycatcher and Paleolates Warbler as well as hundreds
of Allen Hummers. Audubon Warblers and Cedar
Warbling. Pine Siskins, Willow Goldfinches, Purple
Finches and Hummets. Song Sparrows, Robins, Vegor's War
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