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- Karen Dykes
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- 2021-12-08
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the branches.
Owl calling produced 6 Fox
sparrows - the only place that
such were seen all day.
Along the beach 6 or 8
Savannah sparrows were feeding
on the myriads of kelp flies
+ other insects. Song sparrows
+ winter wrens were common
in the thick deciduous growth
along the shore at the foot
of the steep banks.
In a small abandoned
clearing on the E. [East] side of Albert
Head, some brush - snowberry +
briar, some small firs,
surrounding country fir-arbutus.
8 Savannah Sparrows
4 Oregon Towhee
2 Song Sparrow
2 Winter Wren
1 Bewick Wren
2. Flickers
1 Hermit Thrush
6. Robins
2. Juncos
1/2 hr. [hour] observation.
Wiers [Weir's] Beach. 4:30-5: o'clock
12 Kildeer [Killdeer], 3 Dunlin, 5 crows.
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