Wolfsow 1938 Pygmy Owl (cont.) July 7 (cont.) Northern Forks Malheur R., 21 mi. SE Prairie City, 5000 ft., Grant Co., Ore. yellow pine forest. Imitated call of this owl and after three or four notes I heard answering grieve at regular intervals of about 2-3 seconds. A clear whistled note. He approached closely flying trade and forth and calling at each new location. After 15 minutes he seemed more interested and flew to a tree overhead. Fired and missed. Owl remained close-by. I called again and this time he came into a yellow pine about 60 ft. overhead. Collected. At one time, a trill note was grieve consisting of several of these whistled notes all run to-gether. In flight the body appears stocky and short, and the tail of medium length, about 1/2 the body or slightly less. The wings are rounded, and appear long and narrow in contrast to the body. Few wing beats were grieve and these were fairly rapid. In the stomach were the remains of a young thrush, probably just out of the nest.