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Logswell
1949
Journal
32
E.of Spruce St. entrance of
Apr. 16- Wildcat Canyon, Tilden Regional Park Contra Costa Co. Calif.
Spent period from 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM here with Dr.
Ditka's Ecology class, studying invertebrate
animal life on 1 sq. meter quadrats; Birds observed
incidental to this are entered in my roll book record.
No life history notes taken. Black Phoebe {nesting near
under Golden Gate Fields}
Apr. 22- Access Highway, Richmond + Albany, Contra Costa + Alameda
Co. Calif - Surveyed spring shorebirds briefly
from the car. Species seen listed in my roll book.
[See also, in species accounts, no abundance of:
Erolia alpina, Eremetes mauri]
Apr. 23- Bay Farm Id., Alameda, Alameda Co. Calif.- I went
with group of about 12 students in Zoology 11/3 course
led by Bob Bailey, for study of shorebirds along
Doolittle Drive to the "avocet pond" beyond Alameda
city limits + return.. Tidal was high at first & we
saw little except those far out on hummocks in
marsh by bay shore. R.W. Storer covered
the area for his shorebird census, so no list
will be made here. [See species accounts for
Erolia alpina, E. minutilla, Eremetes mauri, &
Charadrius vociferans & C. hiaticula]. I went alone,
about noon, to the big flat NE of Island Road
& Maitland Drive, walking out from point "E"
on Storer's map. From there I estimated a
total shorebird population well in excess of
100,000 - perhaps 3 times that many.
in sight
at once.