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- Surf Scoter - 1 pr. [pair] - Fear Lake
Canvaback - 2 " - " "
Redhead - 6 - 2 prs. [pairs]; 2 [female symbol] [female symbol] Fear Lake
Scaup - 4 pr [pairs] - Fear Lake
Wideon [Wigeon] - 1 + pr. [pair] - " "
Horned Grebe - 1 - " "
" Lark [word crossed out] -
Mountain chickadee - 1 pr. [pair] nest found " "
Swan - 1 - Goldeneye Lake 5:00 P.M.
(Juvenile Whistling (?))
Nancy [Mahoney] stayed home to watch for
the lumber, which did not arrive.
She observed competition between
red- and yellow-shafted flickers. A
pair of red-shafts own a stump,
and a yellow-shafted [male symbol] was
trying to evict them. He landed
on the top of the stump and
called (wick-wick-wick-wick-wick)
The red-shafteds flew at him, beaks
outstretched, and chased him from
tree to tree. This behaviour lasted
from 11:00 AM to 5:00 P.M. The red-
shafts took turns feeding + defending
the hole. The villain finally
left. The swallows also chased
the yellow-shaft. The red-shafts
guarded the whole pasture.
The Brewers Blackbirds have a nest
in a crack in a poplar.
The Lincoln sparrow, which was
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