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WINCKLE LAKE, BENTON CO., OREGON
November 18, 1948 8:15 - 9:00
Weather - cloudy
With Tom McAllister
Habitat - The lake a narrow, muddy slough bordered by oak and ash
as well as a few yellow pine. Surrounding area agricultural.
Coot - Saw two
Killdeer - heard in nearby fields.
Red-shafted Flicker
Gairdner Woodpecker - One
Crow - A few around.
Oregon Chickadee - One flock of 10 in a yellow pine.
Slender-billed Nuthatch - two with the chickadees.
Ruby-crowned Kinglet - two also in the same flock with above.
Golden-crowned Kinglet - about 8 in the above flock.
English Sparrow - a flock in a farmyard.
Western Meadowlark - A flock of about 20 seen several miles north of
the lake.
Purple Finch - one with the chickadees and others.
House Finch - one or two
Pine Siskin - One flock of 10 seen.
Green-backed Goldfinch - Several seen in the brush along the slough.
Willow Goldfinch - One flock of 25 and another of 10 seen.
Oregon Towhee
Oregon Junco - A flock of 15 with the chickadees and others. Another
flock of 10 seen also.
White-crowned Sparrow - Several in a thicket.
Golden-crowned Sparrow - two with the above.
Song Sparrow - Only two seen.
D.B. Marshall