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but could not find any shore birds at all. July 20, 1933 Went out on Ocean in Pauline B. with C.J., Iris and Jean also fishing party. Saw comparably few species of birds. 1. [[underlined]] Marbled Murrelet. [[/underlined]] a number & two collected in good summer plumage 2. [[underlined]] Western Gull [[/underlined]] few 3. [[underlined]] Farralone Cormorant [[/underlined]] (few) 4. [[underlined]] Brant's Cormorant [[/underlined]] 5. [[underlined]] Baird's Cormorant [[/underlined]] 6. [underlined]] Pink footed Shearwaters [[/underlined]] The most abundant bird present. Scattered all over ocean. 7.[underlined]] Sooty Shearwater [[/underlined]] common but less abundant than the above. 8. [underlined]] Red Phalarope. [[/underlined]] common in partial red plumage 9. [underlined]] Northern Phalarope. [[/underlined]] common & changing. 10. [underlined]] Pigeon Guillemot [[/underlined]] Jewett killed two on shore but I only saw one offshore 11. [underlined]] Pul. Murre [[/underlined]] common but only saw one youngster Water very rough & shooting difficult Left Depoe Bay 200 P.M. arr Portland 500 PM July 21, 1933. At office in AM. and worked all day on routine matters. Ex committee meeting of State Council [[strikeover]] July 22, 1933 [[/strikeover]] of Isaac Walton League in P.M. July 22, 1933 Left office in AM on budget matters and spoke to Isaacs League in PM. on Factors influencing abundance of Game Species. Attended banquet. July 23, 1933 Home in am & to Isaac Walton League Picnic in PM. At Jansen beach