R.E.Johnson 1967 Journal 36 June 25 Garfield Pk, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon (cont.) oinks) From a tall (40 ft) snag in a patch of pines (20 ft). It joined a second bird & fed on the meadow briefly. I shot at the 2 (side by side), feathers flew & so did they! No specimens. Another (?) Rosy Finch landed in the top of a distant tree: One collected at snow border 100 ft south of Dyar Rock at 11:00 AM. Several seen on rock outcrops of cliffs below north face of Rock. Two collected at snow border 100 ft. south of Dyar Rock at 12:30 PM. Several others seen, occasionally, singing from top of a tree. One seen on cliff had exceptionally red looking breast feathers. Audubon Warbler on Dyar Rock. Six Rosy Finches collected between 12:30 & 1:30 PM 100 ft. south of Dyar Rock. Many others seen. Total of 9 collected at this location. One Violet-green Swallow fly past Dyar Rock. Golden- mantled Ground Squirrels & a Pika were seen on the west slopes of Garfield Pk. A Winter Wren sang beside Goodbye Creek and a Dipper fed within it. above the road at a picnic area Stellar Jays scavanged around the tables at 8 PM. This morning at 5 AM a Pygmy Owl called from above my camp in Mazama Campground. I attempted to call it down but finally gave up & went back to sleep.