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- Puget Sound Sparrow. [underlined] 554 C
Zonotrichia leucophrys pugetensis [underlined]
April 5/35. [1935] The first arrival seen this year
in hedge along South end of ranch - Huntingdon B.C. [British Columbia]
April 13/35. [1935] Only one seen in bush on Mr.
Johnston's farm Sea Island B.C. [British Columbia]
April 21/35 [1935] Two pairs now nesting about
ranch. None found in Burtons fields
where they were so common last year.
Feby. [February] 8. 1921 Vancouver B.C. [British Columbia] Heard one of these birds sing
during early morning hours. Evidently roosts in holly tree in
front garden next door as we frequently hear this bird sing
about 11 p.m.
Sept. [September] 7. 1921. Lulu Is [Island] B.C. [British Columbia] A solitary bird seen on
bush by roadside near Blundell Station. Road 9.
July 2. 1929. Lulu Is. B.C. [British Columbia] Four seen along dyke
at end of Road 8.
Sept. [September] 13, 14, 15, 16., 1936. Victoria B.C. [British Columbia] Seen in migration
about city in flocks.
Huntingdon B.C. [British Columbia] July 19. 1936 [underlined] Nest 2 ft [feet]
from ground in farm near [illegible word]
4 eggs. Hatched out today. Nest was
tipped up + young gone on 21st July
Huntingdon B.C. [British Columbia] June 5 1937 [underlined] Two pair
of these birds nesting near ranch house.
One pair by gate + the other near fence in middle
of ranch. Now feeding young of first brood.
Lulu Isd. [Island] dyke near Steveston B.C. [British Columbia] March 29. 1938
In company with Mrs T.L. Thacker. Cold west wind.
Flock of about a dozen white crowns in bushes [underlined]
along slough behind dyke. Three of these were
in immature plumage, this we carefully
noted.
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