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LIDICKER
1965
(June 27 cont.)
over resident long-toms.
Saw and 3 photos of the spot.
6 miles further we stopped again & identified McCown's Long-tom (a colony of them)
Crows
Vapor storms, Lionel [illegible] ducks.
Dr Browning, we turned N on US. 2 onto US. 89.
9 miles from Browning we saw a large group against which was definitely C. columbianus.
Card. on US 89 to St. Mary where we entered Glacier Natl. Park, & went over Logan Pass. It was very windy, cold, & with much rain & snow, making observations difficult.
We took a few photographs anyway, but did not see any int. geats. We went through Ajax & set up camp in the Fish Creek Campground. More rain during evening at night. C. columbianus is common in campground; also on a few cliffsides (aureola or minima) & Tamiasciurus.
June 28
Started camp & headed NW on the North Fork Rd. toward Bowman Lake. Stopped at a place called Love Pine Prairie to tax lunch, bird, & take 2 photos. This spot is 24 miles from Fish Cr. Campground ~ 9 miles from Lake Bowmer. C. columbianus was common in this meadow but seemed to be scattered