Land Birds of the Pacific District
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Allen. — Common in summer; first seen March 1, 1884; male shot.
Sebastopol. F. H. Holmes.
Central California. L. B. — Very rare in summer; more common in the foothills in spring and fall, and an uncertain number winter in them. At North American Hotel, 30 miles east of Stockton, January 22, 1879, I flushed one several times but did not get it, and the land- lord, Mr. Stroud, told me of a whippoorwill his labor- ers found a week previous while clearing off some land by the hotel — land that had ...a dense growth of chapparal ( Adenostomu fasciculatum) on it. The bird, he said, wa_s torpid, and he took it up and looked at it. The bird I flushed was on a grass-covered hill side where the sun was shining, and it flew as well as usual, though going only a few yards at a time. I have seen a few here at other times in February and March, got a specimen February 22, 1889, and shot one at Gridley, October 28, 1885, probably a recent arrival, as a pine needle was sticking to its feathers. At Lake Tahoe, September 8, 1889, I saw two, and heard these, or others, several even- ings in August and September.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Allen. — Common in summer; first seen March 1, 1884; male shot.
Sebastopol. F. H. Holmes.
Central California. L. B. — Very rare in summer; more common in the foothills in spring and fall, and an uncertain number winter in them. At North American Hotel, 30 miles east of Stockton, January 22, 1879, I flushed one several times but did not get it, and the land- lord, Mr. Stroud, told me of a whippoorwill his labor- ers found a week previous while clearing off some land by the hotel — land that had ...a dense growth of chapparal ( Adenostomu fasciculatum) on it. The bird, he said, wa_s torpid, and he took it up and looked at it. The bird I flushed was on a grass-covered hill side where the sun was shining, and it flew as well as usual, though going only a few yards at a time. I have seen a few here at other times in February and March, got a specimen February 22, 1889, and shot one at Gridley, October 28, 1885, probably a recent arrival, as a pine needle was sticking to its feathers. At Lake Tahoe, September 8, 1889, I saw two, and heard these, or others, several even- ings in August and September.
What to read after Land Birds of the Pacific District?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyman Belding to read onlineMoreLess
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