Early Hummingbird's Nesting
Journal
Condor
Volume
1
Issue
2 (March-April)
Year
1899
Pages
24
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Early Hummingbirds’ Nesting.
With accustomed regularity the hummingbirds are found nesting in California soon after the dawn of the New Year. The severity or mildness of the winters affect them not at all and a walk in January will usually disclose one or more of the tiny creatures buzzing about the cypress trees where the early nests are more often placed. Mr. Walter E. Bryant records the first nest and eggs of C. anna for 1899, at Santa Rosa, Cal. January 28. On February 12 I collected a nest of two eggs near Mt. View, Santa Clara, Cal., in which incubation was well begun. The nest was in a cypress tree, built on a twig rather close to the trunk.
C. BARLOW, Santa Clara, Cal.
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