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April 23-1916, California
versus, Soledad Pass to
Newhall, L.A. Co., Cal., Apr. 23,
6:30 to 7:45:
Col. Jay 1;
Brown Thrasher 1; Sparrowhawk 1;
Mourning Dove 2; Air Kingbird 3;
English Sparrows (at Saugus) 2;
Sinnnet 2; Yellow Warbler 1 (in
cottonwoods at Saugus). Water
in Santa Clara Canyon; vegetation
purpure; fine year!
Newhall to San Fernando, 7:45-8:10:
Meadowlark 2; Col. Jay 2;
Black-headed Grosbeak 1; Turkey Vulture 3;
Cliff Swallow 1.
Along Short-line, L.A. to Pasadena,
the most conspicuous bird is Brewer
Blackbird, about 7am; also Sinnnet 2;
Mockingbird 2.
Around Pasadena, chiefly on
grounds at 690 E. Orange Grove,
noted: Sinnnet (about 6); Mockingbird 6;