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llion
1949
journal
-179-
Aug 11 Big Lagoon, Humboldt Co., Calif.-
nearly alders, right on the forest edge-so
I moved over-but the bird left, flying S
Towards Maple Creek-(incidentally when
crossing Maple Creek right at the corner
this morning, 3 Spotted Sandpipers alighted
momentarily on the gravel bar)-following
the Sapouche I scared out a doe Black-
tailed Deer and her fawn from an older
willow bottom, and then proceeding
to the stream edge, spotted and collected
an immature Black Phoebe. Working on
down the Stream I heard another sapouche
working on an elder on the stream edge but
was unable to see it so I left. About
5:45 in the evening 2 Ravens were
croaking in a tree a little N of camp
so I took off after them. As I
entered the alder grove a Varied Thrush
flew up from the ground into the alders-
a little further along 2 Band-tailed
Pigeons flushed out of a red elderberry
where they apparently had been feeding-
the ravens flew before I was able
to get a shot at them. About 6:45 p.
a Mourning Dove flew over the camp
site. About 7:30 p.m. 3 Black-crowned
Night Herons flew over camp, Td.