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S3 Page 51Collector: Grinnell - 1925 6536 Black-Tailed Gnatcatcher (female sign) ad. 6.3g. Shot in low leafless bush. Oct. 18 The barometer tonight (7 p.m.) reads 27.15 in.; it is warm and the sky is partly overcast, cirrous. Hunted for two hours this morning, 7:30-9:30, down along hillsides below the ranch and then into the willows. The feature of the day was the taking of a pair of Hutton's Vireo in willows. I found them when scrutinizing a peripatetic band of Bush-tits for possible camp followers. The two were closely attentive to one another, keeping within a maximum distance of 8 feet of one another. They were absolutely quiet and might easily have been passed up for Kinglets. | S3 Page 51Collector: Grinnell - 1925 6536 Black-Tailed Gnatcatcher (female sign) ad. 6.3g. Shot in low leafless bush. Oct. 18 The barometer tonight (7 p.m.) reads 27.15 in.; it is warm and the sky is partly overcast, cirrous. Hunted for two hours this morning, 7:30-9:30, down along hillsides below the ranch and then into the willows. The feature of the day was the taking of a pair of Hutton Vireos in willows. I found them when scrutinizing a peripatetic band of Bush-tits for possible camp followers. The two were closely attentive to one another, keeping within a maximum distance of 8 feet of one another. They were absolutely quiet and might easily have been passed up for Kinglets. |