Field notes, v666
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June 23.- Cottage Grove Reservoir, continued: Winter Wren singing in fir woods Seattle Wren - just one singing Robin Russet-backed Thrush Golden-crowned Kinglets - a good many in the fir woods, singing, etc. Cedar Waxwings - about 15 seen altogether. Hutton's Vireo - a couple seen in fir area. Cassin's Vireo - everywhere Warbling Vireo - a couple singing in alder and cottonwood along creek. Yellow Warblers - everywhere-the most common warbler. Black-throated Gray Warbler - heard a couple of new songs from this bird Hermit Warbler - quite common in tops of firs of the area. MacGillivray's Warbler - carrying worms to young birds in brush areas in clearing. Aucubon Warbler - just a couple seen flycatching from snags - immatures. Yellow-throat - just a few. Some young birds Long-tailed Chat - English Sparrow Meadowlarks Redwings a few nests found in cat-tail growth-no young or full sets of eggs. Brewer Blackbirds Western Tanager - calling commonly in fir woods area. Lazuli Bunting - along wire lines Purple Finches singing House Finch- a couple in oak-pasture area. Pine Siskins in fir woods at edge of oak-pasture area. Willow Goldfinch - common in area. Oregon Towhee - . Vesper Sparrows Juncos feeding young in fir woods area. Chipping Sparrows White-crowned Sparrows singing from brush area of fir woods clearing at 0800. Song Sparrows common. 64 species