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352a. Northern Bald Eagle.
A pair stayed around the mouth
of the creek.
375c. Dusky Horned Owl (?)
I spent the most of one afternoon
following a mob of crows which were
chasing a large owl. I got several
good views of the owl but could not
get close enough to get a shot.
401a. Alaska Three-toed Woodpecker.
Mr. Littlejohn shot one while we
were eating dinner at an altitude of
2000 ft. on the mountain. Mr. Rosenberg
saw another.
478. Steller Jay -
Not common.
489. Northwest Crow.
Abundant. The young were
just out of the nest and were very
noisy. The old ones gathered clams
and other marine life on the tide
flats. I watched one crow break
a particularly large clam by dropping
it on a rock while he was 25 or 30
feet above it. It took several trials.