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Bird #306 — Olive Warbler
peucedramus (from peuke, pine, and dramein, to run) taeniatus (headband Thursday, April 5, 1984 — 11:30 am Coronado National Forest, Arizona — Mt. Lemmon There were patches of snow at the top of the mountain, in fields and in the … Continue reading
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Bird #305 — Western Bluebird
sialia (bird) mexicana (of Mexico) Thursday, April 5, 1984 — 10:30 am Coronado National Forest, Arizona — Mt. Lemmon We were on top of the mountain, near Summerhaven, looking at two Pygmy Nuthatches climbing about on a roadside stump. I … Continue reading
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Bird #304 — Pygmy Nuthatch
sitta (nuthatch) pygmaea (pygmy) Thursday, April 5, 1984 — 10:30 am Coronado National Forest, Arizona — Mt. Lemmon We were near the top of the mountain, close to the town of Summerhaven, driving slowly and watching the scenery. I saw … Continue reading
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Bird #303 — Steller’s Jay
cyanocitta (from kyanos, blue, and kitta, chattering bird) stelleri (for Georg Wilhelm Steller, German zoologist and member of Vitus Bering’s Arctic expedition in 1741, who shot the first one known to science along the Alaskan coast) Thursday, April 5, 1984 … Continue reading
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Animal #25 — Cliff Chipmunk
eutamias dorsalis Thursday, April 5, 1984 — 9:50 am Coronado National Forest, Arizona — Mt. Lemmon We stopped at an overlook about halfway up the mountain. The chipmunks were standing upright just below us at the base of a 4’ rock … Continue reading
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