De May, 21. 1942 Journal June 5. Summary of Two-weeks' Trip to Cedar Grove. (cont.) were heard every day, but were not often seen. The nests of Robin, callope humming- bird, and water ouzel were watched for several hours on successive days, and rather extensive notes were made on them, especially by Marie. White-throated swiffts were frequently seen overhead. A list of the birds observed in and near Cedar Grove is as follows: red-tailed hawk Steller jay prairie (?) falcon Clarke nutcracker dusky grouse mountain chickadee mountain quail pigmy nuthatch pigmy owl creeper saw-whet (?) owl water ouzel black swift western robin white-throated swift Townsend solitaire calliope hummingbird ruby-crowned kinglet pileated woodpecker Cassin vireo dirma red-breasted sapsucker blue-winged warbler white-headed woodpecker Audubon warbler Hammond or Wright flycatcher black-throated gray warbler western wood pewee hermit warbler Nuttall flycatcher Macgillivray warbler violet green swallow pileolated warbler