135 Bird Species Noted In Klamath Basin Area During Nature Society's Nine-Day Observing Period
Species of birds numbering 135 pintail, green-winged teal, cinna
were noted in the Klamath Basin mon teal, shoveller, redhead, can
during the nine-day observing pe- vas.back lesser sc commor
nrwl mrwiiii-'tpn hv I ho Nntiirn Sn. r
ciety from Oct 14 - 22. This was !8oMen-eye. Barrows golden-eye.
the third extensive check on bird buffle-head, ruddy duck, common
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species to be made this year and
covers the bird life present in the
Klamath Basin during the height
of the fall migration season. This
is the largest number of species
observed during the month of Oc
tober during the past four years.
In 1958 the tally was 128 spe
cies; 1959 saw 102 species. 1960
produced a report of 120 species
The species noted were eared
grebe, western grebe, pied-billed
grebe, white pelican, double-crested
cormorant, great blue heron,
common egret, snowy egret, black
crowned night heron, whistling
swan. Canada goose, lesser Can
ada goose, cackling goose, white
fronted goose, lesser snow goose,
Ross's goose, mallard, gadwall,
merganser.
Turkey vulture. Cooper's hawk
red-tailed hawk, Swainson's hawk
rough-legged hawk, golden eagle
aid eagle, marsh hawk, prairie
falcon, pigeon hawk, sparrow
hawk, sage hen, California quail.
ring-necked pheasant, sandhill
crane, Virginia rail, coot, semipal
mated plover, killdeer, common
snipe, greater yellow-legs, lesser'
I yellow-legs, knot, dowitcher, west
ern sandpiper, avocet, northern
phalarope, California gull, ring
billed gull, Forester's tern, black
tern.
Rock dove, western mourning
dove, barn owl, horned owl, pyg
my owl, belted kingfisher, red
shafted flicker. Lewis's woodpeck-
Grand Jury Gets Theft
Case Involving 2 Youths
Two Klamath Falls youths, both
18, have been bound over to the
grand jury on charges of burglary
not in a dwelling following district
court preliminary hearings.
Judge Hal F. Coe decided there
In Smashup
PORTLAND (AP) A teenage
girl was seriously injured Tues
day afternoon in a smashup on
Portland's busy SW Barbur Blvd.,
involving two cars and a truck
and trailer.
The injured girl was Frances
Stewart, 17, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Stewart, Portland.
Police said she was a passenger
in a car driven by Shannon Ho
gan, 17, Portland.
Miss Hogan's car, police said
made a left turn at the intersec
tion of SW 30th Ave. and Barbur
and was hit by the truck, driven
by Harold Miller, 20, Lebanon.
The truck skidded out of con
trol, knocked over a utility pole
and pushed the Hogan car into a
third vehicle parked at a service
station, police said.
MctcLctren Man
Thwarts Escape
SALEM (API A supervisor
at MacLaren school for boys at
Woodburn suffered slight head in
juries Sunday when attacked in
an unsuccessful escape attempt,
the board of control said Tues
day. It said the supervisor, Joseph
Lebond, was attacked by four
youths in one of the new 25-boy
cottages.
Lebold, the board said, was hit
with a sock containing some small
paint jars. He was able to get
the boys back into bed before
help arrived.
was sufficient evidence to submit
the cases involving Steve E. Tay
lor, 2853 Front Street, and Sam
uel A. Herrera, 3823 Crest Street,
to the grand jury. Both youths are
accused of breaking into the
Moose Lodge. 1010 Pine Street,
early on Oct. 27 and stealing some
whiskey, candy and cigarettes,
Taylor's preliminary hearing
was Monday while Hcrrera's was
Tuesday afternoon. Witnesses at
both hearings included City Ju
venile Officer Ray Howard, Moose
official Ervin Carr and a 17-year-
old youth. The youth testified that
Taylor didn't enter the building.
Carr said 50 bottles of whisky
were stolen and Howard said that
Herrera admitted stealing 13 bottles.
A third youth. Terryll Stafford.
also 18, faces the same charge.
His preliminary hearing has been
set for 9:30 a.m. on Nov. 30. Bail
is set at $1,500 for each youth.
Two juveniles involved in the al
leged burglary were turned over
to the county juvenile department
In another district court matter
Tuesday, a larceny charge against
Gary R. Dahlstrom, 26, of 1726
Oregon Avenue, was dismissed af
ter a preliminary hearing. Dahl
strom had been accused of steal
ing two beds and a daveno from
Edward G. DeLyria, 2425 Sum
mers Lane. The district attorney's
office said one of the state's wit
nesses had changed her story.
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DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR
er, red-naped sapsucker, re a- tne Mainam Basin wiu oe maueiinruunas season ana at mis lime laxen as wen as me species pres-i
breasted sapsucher. hairy wood-iDy tne Nature Society during thela count of all birds seen will be'ent
pecker, downy woodpecker, black-
backed 3-toed woodpecker, west
ern kingbird, horned lark, tree
swallow, barn swallow, cliff swal
low, gray jay, Steller's jay, scrub
jay, black-billed magpie, raven,
crow, pino'n jay, Clark's nutcrack
er. Black-capped chicadee, moun
tain chicadee, plain titmouse,
bush-tit, white-breasted nuthatch,
pygmy nuthatch, brown creeper,
dipper, marsh wren, rock wren,
robin, hermit thrush i Sierra',
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Mexican bluebird, mountain blue
bird, Townsend's solitaire, golden
crowned kinglet, ruby-crowned
kinglet, water pipit, cedar wax-
wing, loggerhead shrike, starling
myrtle warbler, Audubon's warb-
icr, nuuse sparrow, western rnea
dowlark, yellow-headed blackbird
red-wing, tricolored red - wing
Brewer's blackbird, brown-headed
cowbird.
Purple finch, Cassin's purple
finch, house fir.ch, pine siskin,
American goldfinch, lesser gold
finch, spotted towhee. Savannah
sparrow, Oregon junco, ' white-
crowned sparrow. Gambol's white-
crown, golden-crowned sparrow,
Alberta fox sparrow, Modoc song
sparrow, Merrill's song sparrow.
The area covered by this report
takes in all of the Upper Klam
ath Basin from Crater Lake and
the Klamath Marsh to the Mo
doc Lava Beds. Neal G Guse re
ported for Crater Lake National
Park and Robert C. Zink report
ed for the Modoc Lava Bed Na
tional Monument. Reporting for
the area in general were W arner
and Laura Kimball. Ira and Eliza
beth Kostenbader, Lenore Evans,
Loraine Quillen, Anna Strahan,
May T. Gray, Lawrence and Na
omi French, Ken McLcod, Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Foller.
The next check on bird life in
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