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McFADDEN'S SWAMP AT BRUCE STATION, BENTON CO., ORE.
March 6, 1948 15:00 to 17:15
Weather: Cloudy
Blue Heron - 1
Canada Goose - About 2,000
Mallard - about 300
Pintail - 180 - 200
Green-winged Teal - 2,000 to 3,000, mostly at the north end.
Shoveller - 75, mostly males
Wood Duck - 3 or 4 flew up out of the ash [illegible] south of the
horse shed.
Scaup - One pair where the main swamp outlet empties into Muddy Cr.
Ruddy Duck - about 4
Western Red-tail
Marsh Hawk - 1
Sparrow Hawk - 1
Ring-necked Pheasant - One cock in the field east of the house.
Coot - about 75
Wilson's Snipe - several, scattered.
Flicker
Raven - one calling
Bush-tit - a flock in the ash on the east side of the main swamp.
Tule Wren - calling here and there
Robin - one flock
Western Bluebirds
Audubon Warblers
Red-wings - came in around 4:00 as usual
Junco's
Song Sparrows
Pipit - heard one flying over.