Haukar, James 1975 Journal Home of Margie Sealea, Corvallis, Benton Co, Oregon 23 March Mild E of Lewisburg off Hwy 99W. This is only a small tract of land, more so a roadside picnic area than park. The main area is bounded on the N + W by a stream ~ 40' wide which was quite swollen and couldn't be crossed. The ground E + S of the stream was only a few feet above water level and appeared to have been flooded within the last few days. Only a few logs were turned during the '1/2 hour' which we were there, and no sals were found. Next we drove Locality 3 to Barlett Slough Nat'l Wildlife Refuge, Linn County, just west of Richreall. This site is located even farther E from the main axis of the Coast Range than the previous locality and appears poor habitat for sals (low, rolling grass-covered hills). We did not stay here work this area. A flock of Branta canadensis (at least 20) was seen on an adjoining plowed field. Bayshore Motel, Coos Bay, Coos County, Oregon 24 March Sally Susnowitz and I retreated her to get out of the rain which is still coming down hard and making camping difficult. The motel owner said that the rain has been