Field notes, v665
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November 9, 1941 Corvallis, Waldport, and Sea Lion Caves Foggy, strong breeze, chilly. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Junco Towhee Seattle Wren Green-backed Goldfinch Rusty Song Sparrow China Pheasant Brewer Blackbird Long-tailed Jay--One in Corvallis and several at Waldport. Western or California Gull Western Crow Anthony Green Heron Great Blue Heron Horned Grebe Ruddy Duck Surf Scoter California Brown Pelican Golden-crowned Kinglet Oregon Chickadee Flicker Gardiner Woodpecker Baird Cormorant Harlequin Duck--Several pairs feeding in the ocean. Common loon-- single White-wing Scoter Pintail Lesser Scaup 2#7species Pigeon Guillemot - off Heeta Head Nov. 11, 1941 - Payzanto 8-10 A.M. Partially Cloudy, Cool Crow Golden-crowned Kinglet Kingfisher Robin Winter Wren Bush Tit Flicker Song Sparrow Red-tail Hawk Slender-billed Nuthatch Brewer's Blackbird Sparrow Hawk Lewis Woodpecker Junco Willow Goldfinch Pipit Western Bluebird Seattle Wren Ruby-crowned Kinglet Long-tailed Jay 102 103 November 30, 1941 Oak Grove south of Philomath. Weather cloudy or foggy. With bird club. and Jennie Smith 3:30 to 5: p.m. 104 Brewer Blackbird Sparrow Hawk Western Bluebird Long-tailed Jay--Many of them in the grove. Flicker--Must have been over 50 of them. Gave many different call notes. Pipit--Flock flew overhead Ruby crowned Kinglet--Many in the brush in the grove Slender-billed Nuthatch--Several of these with the chickadees etc. Oregon Chickadee-- Oregon Junco A udubon Warbler--fairly large size flock of them in the trees and brush Crow--heard several of them Lesser Canada Geese --several of them in a v-formation flock with four Common Canada Gees e flying overhead. Gairdner Woodpecker Bob White--Single rose in front of Jennie Smith. China Pheasant --one in the woods and several flew beside the car from edge of road. Robin-- Myrtle Warbler--single specimen observed by me at very close range. The throat patch was a distinct grayish white. A few minutes earlier we heard the "spring song" of the Audubon and this may have been it. Seattle Wren-- Red-wing Blackbird Rusty Song Sparrow Western Red-tailed Hawk--Single flew out of the marsh Sharp-shinned Hawk --Flying over the highway. esies