Field notes, v570
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Coggswell 1948 Journal 19 Nov 27 (cont'd.) is entered in my roll book and on check list below. Entries in species accounts of those marked *. - Sequoia Regional Park, Oakland, Alameda Co. Caly. We ate lunch at about 12:20 - 12:40 at look out point at edge of dense grove of small redwoods. Then walked until about 1:15 P.M. we hiked a 1/2 mile or so down w. side of hill to small canyon, along the "contoured bridle trail" back to lookout point. Most notable birds were abundant Varied Thrushes. List & estimated No. of birds seen at above 2 localities Audubon Daily Field Card Occurring in the Pacific States Birds of California, Oregon and Washington) Observer: J.H. Cogswell (D) Localy & Climax: Sequoia Regl. Date Nov. 27 1948 Time Weather Clear; Fog early. Wind Subsperies with the exception of a few forms, easily recog- nizable in the field, are omitted. (# = doubt to many to note) Put a more detailed account of today's observations in a sep- arate notebook. Maybe you have seen something new! No. Loon, Common Pacific Red-throated Grebe, Holboell's Tringa Pied-billed Anatros, Black-t. Short-tailed Shearwater, St. bill. Sooty Black-vented Pink-footed Fulmar, Pacific Petrel, Fork-tailed Beal's Black Ashy Socorro Pelican, White California Brown Cormorant, Farallon Brandt's Mar-o-War-bird Iseron, Great Blue No. Egret, Brewer's Heron, Anh. Green Black-cr. Night Bittern, American Lark Thrush, Wood Glossy Swar Whistling Goose, Canada Hutchins' Cracking's Brant, Black Goose, Emperor White-fronted Snow Ross's Tree-duck, Fulvous Mallard Gadwall Widgeon. European Baldpate Phail Teal, Green-winged Blue-winged Cinnamon Shoveler Duck, Wood Redhead 1 i 2