Barbs 1959 Journal June 18. Cape Lookout State Park, Tillamook Co., Oregon This morning is dark, with a high fog. Can hear Golden Crowned Kinglet, Robin, White-crowned Sparrow, Olive-backed Thrush 6mi S 5mi W Tillamook, 4mi NE Tillamook Co. Oregon Hunted for a while in this recently logged area. White-crows are here, but widespread and very wild. The ground is muddy, and there is little or no grass. Brush is fairly thick, and there are many fallen logs. Birds here: olive-sided Flycatcher, Band-tailed Pigeon, Song Sparrow, Black-headed Grosbeak, Paleolated Warbler, Orange-crowned Warbler, Barn Swallow, Amer. Goldfinch, Allen (?) Hummingbird, Steller Jay, Bachin compare also the jays & warblers, also Oregon Junco, Western Flycatcher, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, hairy Woodpecker. Netarts Bay, Also here in the logged area, which is owned by Crown Zellerbach, saw Chipmunk and a deer. Caught some Vents. There are several rather rapid streams going thru bee. Netarts Bay spit, sea level, Tillamook Co., Or. In the afternoon hunted on this spit, which extends from State Park land. It is grassy & herbaceous in many places, with thicker brush of heaths, Rose, etc, in some areas. In some places it is hard to get thru, except by following deer trails. At the end of the bay there are