Field notes, v569
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Coppell (+18 hardly) 1950 (campers) "Journal" 27 Morning Bird Chorus Record July 7 S.E. border of Cowgill Meadow & forest along N base of Diardy Peak & Crow's Nest, mosquitoes already out. 1 0330 - Pacific Standard Time - Start of Observations 0336 - Lincoln's Sparrow sang - the first bird heard 0339 - " " " (2nd individual) 0339½ - Traille's Flycatcher - call note 0340 - White-crowned Sparrow - 1st song, thereafter steady 0340½ - Traille's Flycatcher - sang 0346 - W. Wood Pewee - " 0348 - North Star now barely visible 0349 - Hammond's Flycatcher - gave 2 "see-jit" calls 0351 - Robin - singing near ledge (one near us began several minutes later) 0353 - Chipping Sparrow . . song 0354 - Black-capped Warbler - "tzip" call note still at observers moved 150± ft. farther on edge of forest 0358 - Hammond's Flycatcher - full "see-jit" peak tzip song 0400 - Hermit Thrush - singing in forest below us. may have been doing so some time; extraneous noises came trouble. (S.P.R.R.) 0401 - West. Tanager - "jit-tit" calls, followed by song steady chorus 0403 - Audubon's Warbler - song 0405 - Black-capped Warbler - 1st heard singing 0408 - Evening Grosbeak - calls heard north star Venus, Jupiter, & the moon are still bright. invisible.