Wolfson 1938 July 4, (Cant.) N.Fle. Mathew R, 21 mi. SE Prairie City, 5000 ft., Grant Co. and dead timber was abundant. In the open forest habitat, I collected 1 Hairy Woodpecker, 2 Cutanias; Re- cognized in this habitat were: several Sleander-billed Nutatches; 3 Red- breasted Nuttatchs; 20 Clidzades (Montanus); several Hairy Wood- peckers; 1 Stellar Jay; 40 Red Crossbills in two flocks flew over- head; 2 Red-rafted Flickers. In the dense forest composed mainly of fir with some yellow pine and larch, I collected 1 Canada Jay; 2 Hermit Thrushes; 2 Brown Creepers; 1 Audu- low Warbler. Recognized were: several Brown Creepers; several Audulow Warblers; 1 Tolinie Warbler; 1 Canada Jay; several Williamsow Sapanders. In several places there were eleartling and Artemesia bushes, but no birds present in this cover which are normally characteristic of it e.g. Green-Tailed Towhee July 5 Left camp at 6:45 and returned to alpine slope, ridge and forest habitat to get Canada Jays if possible 39.