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Gullion
1949
Hylocichla guttata
-2-
Sept 4 Brannan Mtn., 3800 ft., Humboldt Co., Calif. -
two or three was seen with one
immature that still seemed to still be
in a partial juvenile plumage. It was
obviously following the other two birds
through the Tan Oak & brush.
Sept 7 Red Mtn., 5300 ft., 14 mi S Hayfork, Trinity Co., Calif.
/ collected from the lower branches of a
white fir in typical Fir-Pine-Cedar Open
Forest on the crest of Red Mtn. This bird
had responded to a Thrush imitation note.
Summary Northwest Coast Transect, Calif. - / Vermit
Thrushes seemed to be well and widely
distributed in this transect area. They
were found in the [illegible] Forest Redwood
Douglas Fir on top of the ridge (1700 ft)
E of Big Lagoon, were common in the
Douglas Fir forest areas at French Camp
and on the hills above Willow Creek and
in the White Fir forest in the Red Mtn
area. This species quite thoroughly
occupied the conifer-forest habitat and
areas ignored by the Rustet-backed Thrush.