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Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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Mar. 11, 1948 - O.S.C. Campus - 6 p.m.
Audubon Warblers giving spring song.
Mar. 12, 1948 - O.S.C. Agbldg - 8 a.m - Violet-green over the building, calling.
March 14, 1948 - Corvallis to 12-mile Swamp: 0845-0905
Lesser Canada Geese - 12
Mallards - 18, all paired up
Bob Whites - 6
Killdeer - 33
Mourning Dove - 1
Violet-green Swallow - 1
Long-tailed Jay - 1
Crow - 1
Oregon Chickadee - 3
Robin - 19
Bluebirds - 2
Pipits - 4
Audubon Warbler - 2
English Sparrow - 12
Brewer Blackbirds - 122
Green-backed Goldfinch - 1
Juncos - 16
March 14, 1948 - 12-mile Swamp - 0905-0920
Mallards - paired
Pintails
Green-wing Teal
Shovellers
Ruddy Ducks - 15-20 of them
Pheasants
Coots
Flicker
Horned Lark singing
Violet-green Swallows
Tree Swallows
Tule Wren
Cold and strong SW winds
Robins
Redwings calling continuously
Song Sparrow
March 14, 1948 Bruce Station, Benton Co. to Cheshire, Lane Co. -0920-0945
Lesser Scaups - pair on the Long Tom River below Monroe
Vultures circling here and there
Sparrow Hawk Robin
Flicker W. Bluebirds
Long-tailed Jay Audubon Warblers
W. Crow in field W. Meadowlarks singing
Brewer Blackbirds common
Oregon Towhees
Oregon Juncos
March 14, 1948 Ridge north of Fern Ridge Dam - 0945-1005
Flickers Golden-crowned Kinglets Oregon Tbwhee
Long-tailed Jays Ruby-crowned Kinglets singing Savannah Sparrow
Robin Townsend Warblers singing Oregon Juncos
W. Bluebirds W. Meadowlarks
March 14, 1948, Fern Ridge Reservoir - 1005-1215, SW 5-15, Cold, RW
Lesser Canada Geese Horned Larks Redwings scattered
Blue Heron Violet-green Swallows Brewer Blackbirds
Mallards - paired up W. Crow House Finch in berry patch
Vulture Calif. Creeper Savannah Sparrows
Marsh Hawk Winter Wren Juncos
Sparrow Hawk Seattle Wren Song Sparrows
Pheasant
Coot
Killdeer
Yellow-legs - 6 of them
Ring-billed Gulls - 15 or 20
Flicker
Say's Phoebe on small bush in fence row
W. Bluebirds
G. C. Kinglets
Pipits - 100's of them
Audubon Warbler
W. Meadowlarks