Harper 1939 July 15 Mayfield, 200 ft., Ischultet Co., Wash. Confined to camp all day while the rest of the party drove to Goldendale. During the evening I shot a Pipistrellus hesperus which was flying about 20 feet high above the open roadway. Also I prepared a usual rat brought in by Mr. Soughurst. July 16 Moving camp about 7 am. we drove east and camped 4 miles N.E. Roosevelt, Ischultet Co., Wash. En route a group of Burrowing Owls were noted at the entrance to the hills. July 17 Patterson site, Benton Co., Wash. While at our temporary camp 4 miles N.E. Roosevelt I noted a Forester Tern, and a Blue Heron flying over the river. I also flushed a pair of Ducks which I took to be Mallards while walking down the river bank. Upon approaching the point from which they were flushed I saw a young duck upon the bank at the