Field notes, v510
Page 413
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Belle 1934 Fort Klamath, Klamath Co. Oregon August 19 made camp two miles north of town at the base of a bluff where a creek originates in a large spring. It is a beautiful spot but oh the mosquitoes. Fort Klamath Aug 19- While eating breakfast saw Steller Jay, juneo's, Ringlets. Heard Nuthatches. Started out early looking for O.a. merrilli from this supposed type locality. It looks unfavorable since most all the land is meadow and pasture with deep grass. Most of the surround- ing hills are heavily forested with yellow pine. I was told that the barracks and hospital were located where the Junction Service Station now is as you come into town on the south side. The vast meadow in front of the spot is where the troops used to drill. This like the rest of the open areas around is densely covered with grass and seems has pasture land. About six miles north of town is a large opening with much bare