Field notes: Eastern United States trip, book 1, v4545
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12 Apr. 26 - Texas its hole in a telegraph pole in town; saw him fly to it. Also heard 1 English Sparrows about town; heard notes of only three and a meadowlark. Saw a Turkey Buzzard overland, and a Meadowlark in a field; a mourning dove just out of town. 9:30 a.m. - Just crost Brazos River. Sa a Carolina Woodpecker light on trunk of oak. Have also seen two Catbirds, several M or Ringbirds, a Lark Sparrow, some Grackles, and fully 20 Mourning Doves. 10:am. - Towards Houston: 1 Dickcissel on telegraph wire; several pairs of Boat- tailed Grackles, the M's double the size of F's, and with expanded tail; 1 shrike; a Turkey Vulture; several Mourning Dove Just before Houston, got to belt. white pine on light-colored (sandy?) soil - first pines seen; many pines and even oaks broken.