R.J.Raith 1956 Journal Sequim area, Clallam Co., Washington August 20, 1956 minutes of hunting we saw only an Steller Jay high in a Doug fir on a cliff above the river and a winter Wren in the very moist, mossy forest near Camp Colonial. We broke camp at about 3 PM after having seen or heard only one unidentified bird in the campground during our entire stay. we drove into Port Townsend and then out to Old Fort Townsend State Park where we saw a J Blue Grouse near the road as we [illegible] entered the park. I forgot to mention that we saw a water Ousel foraging in the Dungeness River just above its junction with the Gray Wolf. Big Quilcene Valley, 1700-3800 ft; Jefferson Co., Wash. August 21, 1956 Today we packed up the Big Quilcene Trail to try to do some collecting at higher elevations in the region of Marmot Pass. We left the end of the road (now 2 miles below the Bork shanty, it's former terminus) at 10 AM. we hiked up the Big Quil trail, which travels through dense forests & staying generally close to the river, which is a rather swiftly flowing rocky, mountain stream. At about 3:30 PM we had hiked about 8 miles to reach Shelter Rock where there is a rather decrepit old log cabin, but plenty of flat ground near the stream for a place to make camp. so we did.