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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11,
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
'J'U BET VOO'RE GLAOj
Bird Watchers Count 746
Species n Basin Count
One hundred and forty six dif
ferent forms of bird life were ob
served during the nine day bird
watching project of the Nature So
ciety held during the period ot uc
tober 26 to November 3. Twenty
observers searched the Klamath
Basin from Crater Lake National
Park to the Modoc Lava Beds in
cluding the Klamath Marsh and
Sprague River country for all spe
cies of bird life in this unique
effort to determine what birds are
. present In the Klamath Basin dur
ing the fall migration period. In
this program the Nature Society
was assisted by members of the
National Park Service and t n e
Fish and Wildlife Service.
Before this bird check whs held
the master list of the Nature So
ciety built up from observations
over the past decade had 116 birds
noted for the Klamath region in
the month of October. Other obser
vers working prior to the Nature
Society had added 59 more spe
cies, many of which are rarities,
bringing the known number of
birds to a total of 175 for the Oc
tober record. The 146 birds noted
in the recent check is the equal
to 84 per cent of the recorded
number.
Fifty nine birds were common
fo most reports Eared Grebe,
Western Grebe, P i c d b i 1 1 e d
i Grebe, Pelican, Double - crest
ed Cormorant, Great Blue Heron,
American Egret, Black-crowned
Night Heron, Whistling Swan, Com
mon Canada Goose, White-fronted
Goose, Lesser Snow Goose, Mal
lard, Gadwall, Baldpate, Pintail,
Shoveller and Redhead.
Ring-necked Duck, Canvas-back
Lesser Scaup Duck, Hultle-head.
Ruddy Duck, American Merganser,
Red-tailed Hawk, Swainson's Hawk,
American Rough-lCKgcd II a w k,
Marsh Hawk, Sparrow Hnwk, Cali
fornia Quail, Iting-ncck Pheasant,
Coot, Killdeer, Avocet, King-b i 1 1
Gull, Bonapart's Gull, Short-eared
Owl, Kingfisher, lled-s halted
Flicker and Stcller's Jay.
California Jay, American Mng
pie, Black-capped Chicadee, Moun
tain Chicadee, Creeper, Bewick's
Wren, Robin, Townsend's Solitaire,
Starling. House Sparrow (Knglish),
Meadowlark, Brewer's Blackbird,
Nevada Cowbird, House Finch
Spotted Towhce. Oregon Junce,
Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-
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Twenty one birds were reported
by only five observers, these:
Cackling Goose, G r e e n-winged
Teal, Cinnamon Teal, Bald Eagle,
Chuckar Partridge, Wilson s Snipe,
Dowitcher, Hairy Woodpecker,
White-headed Woodpecker, Say';
Phoebe, White-breasted Nuthatch,
Red-breasted Nuthatch, .Marsh
Wren, Varied Thrush, Mountain
Bluebird, Golden-crowned Kinglet,
American Pipit, Cedar Waxwing,
Northwestern Shrike. Evening
Grosbeak, Cassin s Purple Finch
Four observers reported on 17
other species Lesser Canada
Goose, Blue-winged Teal, Hooded
Merganser, Pengrine Falcon,
Sooty Grouse, Great Horned Owl,
Williamson's Sapsucker, Oregon
Jay, Chestnut-backed Chicadee,
Pygmy Owl, Water Oirael, Ruby-
crowned Kinglet, Yellow-headed
Blackbird, Red Wing, Pine Siskin,
Red Cross Bill and Savannah Spar
row. Three observers contributed 11
species Ferruginous, Rough
legged Hawk, Prairie Falcon. Wil
son's Phalerope, Western Mourning
Dove, ureat Grey Owl, Downy
Woodpecker, Raven, Winter Wren,
Western Wood Pewee, Brown Tow
hee and Black-necked Stilt.
Eleven species were seen by only
two observers, these were Ameri
can Bittern, Wood Duck, Barrows
Golden-eye, Whtte-wlnged Scoter,
Sharp - shinned Hawk; Ruffed
Grouse, Soge Hen. Screech Owl.
Pygmy Owl, Long-eared Owl, Poor-
will, Western Pileated Woodpecker.
Lewis's Woodpecker, Red-naoed
Sapsucker, Arctic Three - toed
Woodpecker. Horned Lark. Pinon
Jay, Bush Tit, House Wren. Com
mon Gold Finch, Green-backed
Gold Finch, Fox Sparrow, Vesper
Sparrow, Lark Sparrow, Lincoln's
Sparrow and Russet backed
Thrush.
Birds commonly seen In previous
October checks but not reported
this time were: Brewster's Snowy
Egret, Anthony's Green Heron,
Turkey Vulture, Osprey, Mountain
Quail, Sandhill Crane, Little Brown
Crane, Forester's Tern, Black
Tern. Barn Owl, Saw-whet Owl,
Western Kingbird. Crow, Canyon
wren, kock Wren. Warbling Viree,
Tri-colored Red Wing. Pine Gros
beak, Green-tailed Towhee and
Slate-colored Junce.
Leadership
Plea Made
CHICAGO to-Sen. Kerr D
Okla urged President Kisenhow
er today to "give even more dy
namic leadership" to a drive to
overcome Russian missile su
premacy.
Kerr, a frequent critic both of
Kisenhower and of his adminis
tration, said, '"There have been
fnulls and mistakes by those in
hih places, but we cannot win
the future by rehashing old er
rors." In a speech prepared for the
American Petroleum Institute,
Kerr said Russia's launching of
two satellites makes it "perfectly
clear that Russia is far ahead in
the development and production"
of the intercontinental ballistic
missile, which he described as
'the most decisive weapon yet
conceived by the mind ot man."
Contending unity is needed not
only among people of this country
but among its allies, he said: "We
must develop a plan that will
make the most effective use of
our abundant spiritual, mental
and physical resources. We must
bring about the full mobilization
of these resources. . . .
"The President of the Vnited
States great patriot that he is
must give even more dynamic
leadership of all of the people of
the Tnited States. Me must order
full steam ahead for a united and
mobilized nation."
RFPS CLAIM SITERIORITT
TOKYO (CP Radio Peiping.
official voice of Communist China,
said today the "so-called superior
ity" of the Vnited States over Rus
sia Is "definitely gone forever".
The "only way open" to the Unit
ed States is one of "'peaceful co
existence with the Socialist coun
tries and competition under condi
tions of peace." a broadcast said.
"However, instead ot soberly fac
ing reality and revamping U.S.
policy, the U.S. president contin
ues to brag about U.S. military
strength," it &ad.
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