Field Notes June 3, 1989 Spent morning on pack of housing at Hatfield Marine Science Cntr, Newport, OR. Song Sparrows, White-crowned Sparrows singing, Am. Goldfinches, Barn Swallows, Brown-headed Cowbirds, Starlings. All seem to be nesting here. Checked in with Jeannie at NEWPORT WATER SPORTS (503) 867-3742 to confirm tomorrow's zodiac trip out into the ocean. Supposedly everything's set for fun. soon, when the drivers will show. Went up to Yaquina Head to check gull types, then on to Lincoln City to look for gun shops. Back at the Head for Sunset. June 4, 1989 The zodiac trip fell through! Damn. Trying other people this morning. Heard Purple Finches at the HMSC docks, also Swainson's Thrush, Lots of American Crows. Got ahold of Bob Loeffel, a retired F&W fellow, who agreed to take me out Tomorrow. Spent afternoon counting gulls at Yaquina Head. Weather sunny, hot in town. Tons of boats on water. Wind picked up in the afternoon. Yaquina Head, Lincoln Co, OREGON - Nesting Gulls 1) Big Rock 40:10:3 W: H:GWG 2) NW Rock (sm) 14:3:2 3) SW Rock 35:3:1 4) SW Head Peninsula 12:2:1 5) S Rock 4:1:1