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Oct 2, 1935. cont. (1) Killdeer 3 (2) Great Blue Heron (1) (3.) Pied billed grebe 1 *4. Sandhill Crane (60) 5. Sparrow Hawk 2 6. Ferruginous Rough Leg 1 7. Marsh Hawk 1 8. Coopers " 1 9. Screech Owl 1 10. Franklins Gull (50-60) 11. Orange crowned warbler 1 12. Chickadee 1 13. Plain Titmouse 5 14. Mourning Dove 3-4 (15) Meadowlark 2 (16) Red shafted Flicker 1 (17) Yellow " " 10-12 (18) Hairy Woodpecker 2 (19) Downy " 1 (20) Nighthawk 2 (21) Red bellied Woodpecker 2 (22) Larksparrow 1 (23) Vesper sparrow 1 (24) White Rumped Shrike 1 (25) Turkey Vulture C 26. Crow 10 Saw a big flock of Cranes flying over in northwest corner of the refuge. At headquarters they saw them split into four flocks & in the evening we went down to the Upper Cache Lake and flushed the entire bunch. Tired tonight. Oct 3, 1935 Early in the morning we went down to [[strikethrough]] Upper[[\strikethrough]] Lower Cache Lake and found where the Cranes(?) had killed a big bull frog and eaten all but part of head. The sign was not good. Crane tracks & coon tracks intermingled. Saw a lot of woodpeckers - etc along lake shore. While we were there the crane flocks came over again and Murie counted fifty six in one bunch & three detached birds. From there we went down to