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- Chipping Sparrow.
Victoria, B.C. [British Columbia] April 25, 1936.
First influx for the year. When
I returned here on the 27th there were
lots of them everywhere.
Ootsa Lake, B.C. [British Columbia] July 12, 1936.
Chipping sparrows here are
feeding the young out of the
nest. Found in scattered
family groups along the
edges of the aspen woods.
Ootsa Lake B.C. [British Columbia] July 25, 1936.
Flocking for migration
Saw a flock of about 40
today. They were feeding
in the long grass of an
open hillside.
Victoria, B.C. [British Columbia] April 14, 1939.
Several singing males arrived
this morning.
Quarantine Lake. July 29/39 [1939].
Abundant + with many well grown
young some of which the parents were
still feeding.
Victoria. April 15/1940.
Two males singing this morning.
Vancouver. Apr. [April] 21/42 [1942]
Solitary bird seen on U.B.C. [University of British Columbia] campus
Cultus Lake. May 30/31, 1942
3 birds seen
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