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October 10, 1942 Portland, Oregon. Rainy and cool.
Flicker
Oregon Chickadee
Mallard
One male Ring-necked Duck
Canada Goose
Cackling Goose
Lesser Snow Goose-- It lands on the water with its feet down and
forward. They hit first and the wings are set, but as
the feet hit, the wings are "back-watered".
Saturday night there were lots of Canadas and Cacklers flying and
circling over Portland and also over Camas, Washington.
Saw one V of honkers down low that had 39 in it.
Sunday morning there was a raft of 500 to 600 Baldpates on the
East Moreland casting pool. Mostly all were adults.
October 10, 1942 -- Woodburn -- Saw two Varied Thrush in the
neighbors yard. This is exceptionally early for them.
Jewett said he saw one at Jennings lodge on the 5th.
October 15, 1942 Corvallis, Oregon.
Great Blue Heron
Coots
Long-tailed Jay -- feeding on Blue Elderberries.
Purple Finch feeding on Blue Elderberries
Cedar Waxwing -- Feeding on Blue Elderberries.
Pied-bill Grebe -- On the river, above and below the bridge.
Never stayed under over 20 seconds by my timing.
October 24, 1942 Woodburn, Oregon 10 to 4 p.m. Clear and warm.
Flicker
Cedar Waxwings (100's)
Audubon Warbler
Killdeer
Brewer Blackbird
Wood Duck
Great Blue Heron
Western Crow
Oregon Towhee
Red-breasted Sapsucker
Oregon Chickadee
Chestnut-backed Chickadee
Slender-billed Nuthatch
Green-backed Goldfinch
Green-winged Teal
Stellar Jay
Gairdner's Woodpecker
Savannah Sparrow
Lesses Scaup (dead).