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June 13 - Thur So. Oregon 137
The country along here is much drier than back at Portland & Vancouver Island. The grass is yellow, vegetation generally not as dense, the forest still covers everything; trees not so close growing. Seems to be almost typical Sierran Transition: yellow Pine, Incense Cedar,
Douglas fir, Black Oak, Madrone, manzanitas, elder, elderberry, & eucythus (blue and white-flowered). This is certainly well east of the humid coast belt proper.
Madford (10 a.m.) lies in a broad level valley, devoted to grain and farming. It seems to be low Transition. Here noted:
Yellow Warbler, Sinneret, English Sparrow,
Green-belt Goldfinch, Western Meadow-lark,
& Lazuli Bunting.