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April 14, 1946 - Corvallis to Dixon Creek Ridge, and Return. 2 - 4 p.m.
Wood Duck
Turkey Vulture - saw a pair of them soaring over the fir groves, as if looking for a nesting sight.
Red-tailed Hawk - one was "screaming" from what looked like a nest in a D. Fir.
Sparrow Hawk - pair are nesting in tall snag beside Dixon Creek.
Oregon Ruffed Grouse - flushed from beside the trail near Dixon Creek.
Bob Whites ran across the road in front of me.
Pheasants
Killdeer
W. Mourning Doves
Rufous Hummingbird
NW Flicker
Pileated Woodpecker
Olive-sided Flycatcher
Violet-green Swallow
Coast Jay Western Crow
Oregon Chickadees
Red-breasted Nuthatch - excavating nest cavity on underside of nearly horizontal limb of oak tree 30 feet above the ground. Limb faces east.
Seattle Wren
Winter Wren
Western Robin
Green-backed Goldfinch
Oregon Towhee
Oregon Junco
W. Chipping Sparrow
Dwarf Hermit Thrush
W. Bluebird
W. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Cassin's Vireo - first ones for the year.
A udubon Warbler
Eng. Sparrow
W. Meadowlark
Brewer Blackbird
NW Redwing
W. Evening Grosbeaks- in flocks
Cal. Purple Finch
N Pine Siskins
Willow Goldfinch
Puget Sound Sparrow
Golden-crowned Sparrow
Song Sparrow.
April 15, 1946 - Corvallis, 10 a.m. Heard & saw my first one in a birch tree
Yellow Warbler
April 17, 1946 - Calapooya River, 3 p.m.
Found a Cliff Swallow lying dead along the bank of the stream, and so far this year I have not even seen them flying around here !
Flushed a pair of Vesper Sparrows in a meadow near the river.
April 18, 1946 - Dixon Creek, N of Corvallis, 3 p.m.
Saw one flycatcher, genus Empidonax, but I wouldn't say which one. Found nest of Great Horned Owl.
Apr. 19, 1946 - Nash Lake, Yaquina R., headwaters - Several Kingfishers, & one Cassin's Vireo.
Apr. 20, 1946 - N. Fork Silver Creek headwaters. - Saw many Blue Grouse today.
Apr. 21, 1946 - Woodburn - Audubon Warbler, Chipping Sp., Song Sp. & 2 sets of Robins were all busy nest building in our yard today.