TRAPPING CEDAR WAXWINGS the migration was general.Persons in the Los Angeles and great numbers, and Walter Powell, acting ranger-naturalist 23 Fresno districts reported of Sequoia Park, stated the birds were observed near "Sunset Rock" (6400 feet) within the Park.B. L. Fredrickson, game warden at Gilroy, reported a flock of five to six hundred in a cherry orchard at that place and C. I. Holmes, of Auburn, stated that flocks of forty and fifty were observed in cherry orchards in that district.It is to be regretted that complete records were not kept on arrival and depaiture during the past five years, the only complete one being that of 1934-35, when the last one was seen on May 19.The records show time of appearance in the fall and are as follows: Year First seen 1931 _______________.____...
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