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MCFADDEN'S SWAMP, 2 miles north of MONROE,
BENTON CO., OREGON
February 24, 1950 11:40am to 11:50am
Stopped by but didn't get out of car. Road flooded so didn't even
drive past the cabin.
Canada Goose - Flock of 200 flying over Muddy Cr.
Mallard - Saw about 50.
Coots
Killdeer - Several along road into swamp.
Red-backed Sandpiper - Flock of about 70. Still in winter plumage.
Eight stayed seperate from main flock and walked ahead of car
in road. Might have been getting grit. The main flock was in
a flooded field with rye grass coming up. Was at first con-
fused as to the identity of these birds as this is the first
time I have ever seen them in winter plumage. Had killdeers
with them to compare for size.
Robins
Red-wings.
FERN RIDGE RESERVOIR
LANE CO., ORE.
Drove clear around and saw only one duck and that I couldn't tell
what is was.