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[GRINNELL-STORER] PLATE 53 |
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a. Western Mockingbird; Lagrange,
December 10, 1915. (top left)
b. California Shrike; same data. Both from fresh specimens, about
1/3 natural size. (top right) See text, pp. 547, 506.
c. Dotted Cañon Wren; Yosemite Valley, December 29, 1914.
(middle)
d. San Joaquin Bewick Wren; Snelling, May 29, 1915. (bottom) Both
from freshly taken specimens, about 3/5 natural size. See text, pp. 552,
555.
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[GRINNELL-STORER] PLATE 54 |
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Western House Wrens; photographed by
Joseph Dixon at the Farrington ranch near Williams Butte.
a. Carrying stick to nest hole in dead tree; June 2,
1916. (left)
b. Taking food to brood of young in nest in old oil can; June 23,
1916. (right) See text, p. 557.
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[GRINNELL-STORER] PLATE 55 |
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a. Nest and eggs of Western
Robin; photographed near Mono Lake Post Office, May 30, 1916. (top) See
text, p. 611.
b. Nest and eggs of Townsend Solitaire in cut bank at up-hill
side of Glacier Point Road one mile east of Chinquapin; photographed
June 12, 1915. (bottom) See text, p. 598.
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[GRINNELL-STORER] PLATE 56 |
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a. Young Black-billed Magpie;
photographed near Williams Butte, June 21, 1916. (left) See text, p.
378.
b. Female Mountain Bluebird; perched near her nest in a building;
photographed at Mono Lake Post Office, May 30, 1916. (right) See text, p.
624.
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