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Salmon Creek, 8 mi. W Rogerson,
Irwin Dalls Co, Idaho, May 15.
Bats and the Swallows, both of
which forage in the same area
but complementary to eachother,
I was fortunate enough to bag
two of the Myotis, one a volans
interior - badly shot up - and
a darker - larger one that is
certainly not a volans. Both were
feeding - at least flying in the
same area, and thus it appears
that there must be some inter-
specific competition for I could
detect no differences in feeding
activities.
Tonight, for the first time this
trip, we heard Coyotes. There appeared
to be two of them on the ridge
east of camp. The keeper here
reports that he believes they are
quite common.
Irving & Aldrich reported
Broad-tailed Hammers, Calliope Hummers,
Solomie Warbler, Accubow Warbler, Junco's,
Water Ouzels from the Canyon, and
Caspian Tern, California Gull, Common
Loon, Lesser Scap, Red-breasted
Mergancere from the reservoir.