Page 125 - Early Naturalists of the Black Range

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Silver City, May 8
Vireo in town Carpodacus frontalis, eat
cottonwood seed Sayornis saya com Tyrannus vociferans
(Ditto: com) Salpinctes heard Spizella atrigularis, com.
singing Pipilo 1
Zenaidura com
May 9
Molothrus 12
Icterus bullockii a pair Harporhynchus curvirostris,
nest 3 eggs
Cathartes aura 1
Tyrannus vociferous abn Sayornis saya com
Pipilo (Ditto for: com)
Mimus polyglottos 1 Oxyrelius vociferous heard May 10
Chordestes 3
Petrochelidon a large flock Spizella breweri 10
(ditto: Spizella) arigonae com Hummer heard Carphylorhynchos 2 + new
nest
Passer domesticus a few in
town
Contopus richardsoni 1
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Agave aplonata com Dasylirion on hills (Ditto: com) Ceanothus (Dittos: on hills
com)
Cercocarpus parvifolius (Dittos
for: on hills com)
Juniperus anospermum (Dittos
for: on hills com)
Pinus edulis (Dittos for: on hills
com)
Yucca baccata, a few on hills Mimosa biuncifera on hills Quercus emoryi com. in flower
& leaf
Opuntia engelmani com (Ditto for: Opuntia) (brown
spined) (Ditto for: com) (Ditto for: Opuntia) spinosior
(not arborescens) (Ditto for:
com) Dalea
Ulmus in yards
Acer (Ditto for: in yards)
5. Bullock’s Oriole, Icterus bullockii, Hillsboro, New Mexico, June 29, 2020. Then, as now, separated from Baltimore Oriole. Between then and now the two species were lumped together as Northern Oriole.
May 10 Silver City Signodon minor Reithrodontomys aztecus Neotoma albigula Cynomys ludovicianus Citellus spilosoma Thomomys
Perodipus
Dipodomys spectabilis Perognathus
Lepus texianus & arizonae
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