Field notes on ornithology and oology collected and recorded during 1891-1895, v4290
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wood in canyon. Cactus in South range and yucca and brush on math hills. A bed of Opuntia demardina grows above Forices. -- At Jackson's the grease word ceases and bastard elines begin, but they are few and small. - At Acties we reach fir and cedars and at camp fir and cedar predominates, tano oak is abundant but trees were dying (1). Sugar pine was common near the falls. A single chipmunk was seen above actiers. - List of Birds observed between Reide and Jackson's, both ways. not including those seen above J's also. * Cathartes aura. Hunters and mouth of canyon. 2. Falco sparverius 2 mi the Yuexipa . 3. Chordeiles vit. henryi. I. San Tuniito Can. 4. Tyrannus verticalis Reide. Hunters. 5. Sayornis saya I Mentane 6. S. nigricans Reide. Redlands. 7. Otoecoris albestris (?) E.Reide, Potato Canyon. 8. Aphetelcoma calv. 3mi above Mentrne up to Jack- sions, 1 in San Tuniito Can. 9. Agehaius governor at Hunter can. 10. A. tricolor Yucipa Ranch. con. 11. Sturnella magna nybetia E.R. Hunters, Redl. + Yucipca 12. Sclereophagus cyanoccephalus, Reide. Yucerka 13. Carpodacus frontalis. R.S. in United above Mentrne + Yuexipa 14. Chondrestes grammaus strigatus. Reide mouth Jean (belo) + Yucipa 15. Passerina amaena, I heard and seen above Mentane. 16. Petrochelidon lunifrons . Reide, Gagee, Redlands (niting) 17. Todychineta thalassina. can. at Drury. 18. Phainozepia nitens . Redlands. 19. Lannius budovicianus gambeli, Reide, Gagee, S. Tuniito. 20. Vireo possilus, heard 3mi above Mentone 21. Mimus Pollyglottus . Reide 22. Harpothynchus redlivius, heard in lower part of canyon 23. Campytorhynchus bronnicapillus. I. Gagee. 24. Salpindes obsolete. 1m poles below mouth of canyon. 25. Polioptila calv. Gagee and Bot Springs (heard) 26. Calliipepla calv. vallicola, 1st Jackson's flock in Potato Can.