Dec. 7, 1947, Corvallis - 12-mile Swamp, 0855-0915, 30 Brkn, 7 ø Cold Canada Geese ssp? - 35 Robins - ? 4 Junco - 40 Sparrow Hawk - 1 Bluebirds - ? 6 Song Sparrow - 2 Killdeer - 104 Audubon Warbler - 1 Flickers - 9 Meadowlark - 1 Ravens - 2 Brewer Blackbirds - 15 Crow - 1 Goldfinch sp. - 9 And return, 1510-1530, 7 Ovc, R-, quite dark and windy. Cooper Hawk, near Avery Park Audubon Warbler - 1 Red-tail Hawk - perched in fence row Meadowlarks, 27 in one flock Sparrow Hawk - 2 on wire lines Brewer Blackbirds - 2 Dec. 7, 1947, 12-mile Swamp, 0915-0930, 80 Ovc 15 Brkn. Cold, and calm. Blue Heron Lesser Canada Geese - 94 flew over from N end Mallards - about 75 seen Balcpates - 1 male seen Pintails - about 30-40 present Shovellers - at least 2 males were seen, and maybe more Canvasbacks - 2 were present on open water just north of the bridge. Buffleheads - 2 seen in open water just south of the bridge, with white head spot. Ruddy Ducks - 2 of these seen with the Buffleheads, too. Pheasants - 7 flushed from nearby field Coots - 100-200 seen. orregon Chickadees Seattle Wrens - in fence row. Tule Wren - heard several ripits - calling as they flew over. Meadowlarks - 5 seen Brewer Blackbirds - several seen. juncos Golden-crowned Sparrows Song Sparrows Dec. 7, 1947, 12-mile Swamp to Cheshire, Lane Co. 0930-1000, 20 Ovc, R-, cool. Blue Heron in Long Tom River Audubon Warbler Red-tail Hawk, imm. with very white belly Endlish Sparrows Sparrow Hawk perched in fence row Meadowlarks Wilson Snipe - 4 flew over hiway Brewer Blackbirds Flickers Goldfinch sp. - 5 Long-tailed Jays in brush area Oregon Towhees craven - 2 seen Juncos Robins White-crowned Sparrows W. Bluebirds in tree tops - oaks Song Sparrows. Dec. 7, 1947, Fern Ridge, NW of Fern Ridge Dam, 1005-1020, 20 Ovc, $-, cool. Flickers common, and calling Crows calling from valley nearby winter Wrens in brush - 2 notes not given as close together as R. C. Kinglet Seattle Wrens scolding Varied Thrushes calling ruby-crowned Kinglets give 2 notes very close together compared to Winter Wren. Oregon Towhees "mewing" in the brush.