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Hoffmann
1939
Itinerary
Stayawile Spg., 5150 ft, Columbia Co., Wash.
I forgot to state yesterday that I put up a Golden-
crowned Kinglet collected at the camp 7 mi. E and
5 mi. S Dixie, and an Audubon Warbler that I
caught in a mouse trap set along the creek
at this camp. Today, I put up a Williamson
Sapsucker that Jo Marshall collected at an
overnight camp he made in company with
Hooper and Lewis at Wildcat Spg., 2 mi. W Godman
Spg. Ranger Station (= Wildcat Spg.), Columbia Co.,
Wash. The birds that have been
identified from Stayawile Spring include:
Hairy Woodpecker
Golden-Crowned Kinglet
Chipping Sparrow
Townsend Warbler
Audubon Warbler
Pine Siskin
Robin
Flammulated Screech Owl
Canada Jay
Horned Owl
Red-breasted Nuthatch
Chestnut-backed Chickadee
Hudsonian Chickadee
Hammond Flycatcher
Oregon Junco
Red-shafted Flicker
Red Cross-bill
July 29
Set out a total of 56 traps last night in
the following localities: 20 along the trail previously
mentioned leading down-stream; 4 in a small
opening near the creek where the Zapus and
1 Sorex was caught yesterday; and the