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June 1 Lancaster
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Thayer is just now sending
W.W. Burns to head of Gulf of Calif.
to get Pallid Horned Lark, just
because this is only subspecies of
2toons he now lacks! But
Thayer's folly certainly results in
careful preservation of a great
quantity of rare specimens,
and this will doubtless ultimately
go to some public institution.
I should ask Thayer for gift
of certain from California birds
to MVZ, where he has large
series.
Wild finds I saw around
Lancaster were: Bobolink (15
in full song-flight over meadow);
Meadowlark (2); Chipping Sparrow (6);
Red-eyed Vireo(1); Robin (about 12,
including a bob-tailed young );
Bronzed Grackle (10); Starling (4);