Pullen 1949 Passerculus sandwichensis - 2 - Note: - 3 birds of the species were taken in the Big Lagoon area on August 15 but no account was made of them, except in the journal, pages 129 and 130. - Quoting from the journal, "took 1 Savannah Sparrow in the pasture just below the Maple Creek Bridge (N of the log pond see journal p.124), then a 2nd one in the Carex along the bank of the first bend of the creek." "Collected a Savannah Sparrow on the edge of a Carex stand" - on the N edge of the "Island" near the "New Channel" Summary Northwest Coast Transect, Calif. - These sparrows were most frequently encountered at Big Lagoon, being common or abundant among the emergent marsh vegetation at the S end of the lagoon, and being fairly common in the pastures S and E of camp. None were recorded at French Camp, but they were found again in the agricultural fields on the valley floor at Willow Creek. At Red Mtn., the one bird taken was the only one recorded.