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Cogswell
1948
Journal
20
Dec. 5 (cont.) Miller from foot of Canyon Drive
(Spruce St. entrance to Park) to E. and N.
sides of Jewell L. -> return. Birds
were notably active despite the rain,
especially woodpeckers, bark foragers
such as titmice, bush tits, kinglets,
and quail. Water birds present were,
of course, unaffected. The most
conspicuous absences on our species
list over those normally present here
(as witness records in my roll book (above)
brief visit here on Nov. 27) were the
warblers (Audubon's & myrtle) and most
of the sparrows & finches. Of the com-
plete list of species (as entered in roll book)
the following are noteworthy: *=entry
in species act.
Mallard - 15+ impairs
Pintail 3+
Shoveller 1 pr.
* Ring-necked Duck - 28, 17
Canvasback - 10+
* Lesser Scaup - 2 f
* Am. (?) Golden-eye - 3 f
* Calif. Rail - 2 coveys, 13
Virginia Rail - heard
* Sora Rail - 1 seen
Coot - 35 act.
Wilson's Snipe - 1
* Acorn Woodpecker - 1
* Chestnut-b. Chickadee - 1
Golden Cr. Kinglet - 2+