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J Crowley
1941
Rusty-backed Thrush
May 19 Russian Gulch State Park, Mendocino Co, Calif.
7:00 A.M. 1/2 mile from beach at edge of road
leading east through canyon, 25 yards
from creek, at margin of thimble brush
brush and grassland. One individual
caught by hand Tuba in Museum specie
mouse traps. Apparently it had strug-
gled to free itself for the wings were
wrapped about the bases of the tiny bushes
and 2 feathers (one bone) soft down
were lying on the ground. She looked
about the size, or slightly larger than,
a hermit thrush, with a rust brown look,
whole but rust streaked breast. Habitat
riparion.