Field journal, v4159
Page 365
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Simpson 218 Yellowstone May 20/932 Ravens, about 10. One pair had a nest in Yellowstone River up near the rim in a cave on the southeast side. The day was light cloudy, with snow patches everywhere. Snow is still about 1 foot deep in the forest. One drift in a road cut in Hayden Valley was 10 ft. deep. Yellowstone Lake was still frozen over. Ravens, gulls, & pelicans all alighted on the ice. Birds seen for the first time in the park this spring were: Audibon Warbler Thrush (​) Barn swallows Many others were seen: Violet-green swallow Robins Meadow Lark Mt. Chickadees (teparating woodpecker hole for Red-tail hawks (abundant) Redwing Blackbird Fliekers (Redrafted) Junco Vesper Sparrow Subimbor Sp— Hawle Crow Mt. Bluebird Clarles Crow Rocky Mt. Jay