Banks 1960 Journal 21. June 19 Elkh Lake et vic., Deschutes Co., Oregon. Species list cont. Tree Swallow - very noticeable, but not common at lakes. Gray Jay - a family V of Elkh Lake Raven - Sparks and Todd Lakes - perhaps same individual. Clark Nutcracker - pair seen at Sparks Lake. Mountain Chickadee - common everywhere responding to Red Breasted Nuthatch - pygmy call, most abundant 2 species. Robin - common in all meadows. Mountain Bluebird - several pairs seen along road only. Townsend Solitaire - thought I heard note of this, not sure. Hermit Thrush - fairly common in deep forest; const. P.O. sites. Ruby Crowned Kinglet - common + widespread. Golden Crowned Kinglet - seen at Todd Lake, for a few. Auricular Warbler - widespread, but not abundant. Brewer Blackbird - small groups at meadows near lakes; most abundant at Wine Mdw. Brown Headed Cowbird - pairs or trios at Sparks and Elkh Lakes. Couldn't get one. Mix with Brewer Blackbirds. Heard also at Wine Meadow. Western Tanager - fairly common and widespread. Carpodacus sp. - singing in camp, and at Wine Mdw. Red Crossbill - 2 or 3 at Wine Meadow. Pine Siskin - common + widespread; mostly in flocks. Oregon Junco - fairly common, widespread. Chipping Sparrow - " " , in edges. Fox Sparrow - heard on several occasions. Song Sparrow - one tentative near Todd Lake.