Field notes, v600
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K Dixon 1947 Journal June 30. 1 mi W Ft Howers, S., 4400 ft., Powder River Co., Mont. and did not respond to my squeaker hisses. I was not sure whether the ? was present or not as there was a squeaky call given immediately after the ? sang. I had not chance to take the ? and was unable to locate nest on ground in vicinity. Flushed Horned Owl again as I was moving downstream to clear area. I attempted to stalk it but owl flew again so I departed at 10:20 AM. 2 mi W Ft Howers, S., 4500 ft., Powder River Co., Mont. Clear, calm evening. Sunset about 8:00 PM. Mom free. 8:39 Poorwill flew into pool at camp, dipping to surface. I fired at it but bird circled and apparently flew on. One bat flew over pool and among trees. Efforts to collect it unsuccessful. Flushed Morning Doves from willows upstream at 07:00. July 1. 2 mi W Ft Howers, S., 4500 ft., Powder River Co., Mont. Clear cold morning; frost on tarpauline. Walked across meadow S of camp at 6:45 AM to edge of pines where I flushed ? Cassin Kingbird (no 93) from nest. I collected bird, breaking a fully formed egg inside her when squeezing body to kill bird. Climbed tree and examined nest which was