Field notes, v569
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Cogswell 1950 "Journal" 30 July 14 (cont.) Other species heard (or seen) thereafter included: Rufous Hummingbird - 2 Calliope (?) Hummingbird - 1 - active about paintbrush by 0435. Hammond's (?) Flycatcher - 2 (no full "song" heard) or Wrights * Red-breasted Muthatch - 1 * Mountain Chickadee - 2 * Brown Creeper - 1 singing, + 3 others calling House Wren - 2 (call-notes only) Dusky * Hermit Thrush - 1 heard singing, 1 seen. * Golden-crowned Kinglet - 5+ (no songs) * Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 2 singing Pileolated Warbler - 2 " from willow thickets in floor of Sugar Bowl. Lazuli Bunting - 4 singing & (2 seen) in willows and young firs in Sugar Bowl. Cassin's Finch - 2 singing. Dusky Siskin - many Species starred (*) in above list were in denser red fir, hemlock silver pine, forests, which we did not reach until after all birds had awakened. other items of interest: 2 mule deer (14, 10) grazing on skyline in saddle between Mts. Lincoln & Quincy. 3 large dark swallows (martins?) flying around them.