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Coysewell
1950
"Journal"
28'
July 7 (cont.)
0515 - white crowned sparrow not singing now.
0520 - observers moved upslope into forest.
Ruby-crowned Kinglet } singing there when
a Oregon Junco { we arrived.
we also saw the Hermit Thrush singing
from 15 ft down, on outer edge of canopy of
a tall red fir.
0530 1/2 - 2 birds seen flying over (sp?)
0532 - olive-sided Flycatcher - sang
0527 - Pine Siskin - flew over, calling.
observers moved W. to lower N slope of
Crow's Nest Peak, crossing an alder-lined
stream enroute. New post in forest again.
0530 - Cassin's Finch - song heard enroute to
0532 - " " - individual singing
new post.)
0535 - Venus still visible
0537 - observers moved on W in direction of
hypothetical Pine Grosbeak (which
turned out to be Cassin's Finch song).
0540 min. Chickadee - call heard.
End of Record of Chorus
- Golden-crowned Kinglet - song heard
enroute back thru forest.
Warbling Vireo - song heard in willows.
0602 - Sun rose on lower (N) end of
Cowgill meadow,