Cogswell 1949 Journal 95 3 mi. N Willow Creek, 700 ft., Humboldt Co., Calif. Aug 28 (cont.) no birds or other animals particularly associ- ated with the scattered black oaks, so am not consider- ing it as a different habitat. I collected 1 gray Squirrel here and saw or heard the following birds: Steller's Jay - 4; Chestnut backed Chickadeer 3; Creeper - 1; Golden-crowned Kinglet - 2; Turkey Vulture - 1 over; Western Tanager - 2. after lunch I went with Dr. Pearson & Murray to Willow Creek, then spent the hour from 1:30-2:30 p.m. exploring the field and woodland area W. of the Trinity River from the suspension bridge northward for about ¼ mile. There were lots of birds, despite the heat and its area looks like a good one. I did not hunt in it because we have not yet obtained per- mission. The field is mostly Klamath weed with a few scat- tered Redbud bushes. The only birds seen in it were 2 Savannah Sparrows and several Empidonax sp.? flycatchers. Some scattered Salix sp., Populus tricho carpa, and Umbellularia californica trees along the river became a real woodland of small extent to the N. of the field. There are many Chamus californicus shrubs & Rubus recurvens thickets. Birds were abundant, many apparently feeding on the coffeberries, blackberries, & Bay fruits. The species and numbers seen are listed in the Table on p. 110 A. In or near the river itself the following