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Crowley 1942
Journal
May 24 Cedar Grove, S. Fork King R., 4600 ft. Fresno Co., Calif.
Species seen
Coast Steller Jay
Western Tanager
Gray Squirrel
Chickaree
Sceloporus
Chipping Sparrow
Wood Peewee
Cassin's Purple Finch
White-headed Woodpecker
Hairy Woodpecker
Coyote (?)
May 25 Cedar Grove, S. Fork King R., 4600 ft., Fresno Co., Calif.
At 6:45 a.m. Redon and I took the trail
up to the falls on the east fork Shyp Creek. At
7:00 saw Robin, Western Tanager, Steller
Jay in juniper just east of camp. White-throated
Swifts were darting about in the clear
blue, sunny sky above. At 7:35, I left
Marie at the Calliope's nest and climbed up
the trail past the Falls to the snow. A
pair of Oregon Junco was perched in a
bark above the trail. Despite the early hour,
practically all the birds had stopped singing.
It was not until I got near the snow that
I heard the Viced and Calaveras? or Vermit
Warbler, which perhaps sing all day anyway.