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Cogswell
1948
Zonotrichia coronata
Oct. 9 - N.E. of Life Sciences Bldg., Univ. of Calif., Berkeley
12:20 - 12:40 P.M. - I heard singing repeatedly,
the usual 3 notes in minor key:
Dull day, heavy overcast; no wind.
Dec. 21- State Elk Preserve, Tupman, Kern Co., Calif.
I seen in tall weeds at "picnic area" of
State Park. It was in sub-adult plumage;
[illegible], some black showing thru gray-brown of
edges of crown, center of crown pure yellow.
This lowland locality far from any chaparel
hillsides seems far removed from the
normal habitat of the species as I
know it.
[Jan. 5, '49] - This habitat normal according to
Grinnell & Miller's "Distribution of Birds of Calif."