Crater Lake National Park: Nature Notes (1954)


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Volume XX - 1954
(click on image for an enlarged view in a new window)	Introduction - Harry C. Parker Bears Are Wild Animals - Donald Van Tassel Unusual Eagle Experiences - John Mees Hummingbird Antics - Edward A. Burnham So Many Tiny Birds - Donald Van Tassel Porcupine Encounters - John Mees Two New Bird Records - Robert C. Wood Breeding Activities Of Crater Lake Birds - Robert C. Wood Once In A Lifetime - Carlton Smith The Nutcracker And The Baby Chipmunk - Edward A. Burnham A Certain Badger - Florence Welles I Was Robbed! - John R. Rowley High Places - Edward A. Burnham Lost Creek Ramblings - J. Francis Stine Nighthawk Family At Lost Creek - Ralph & Florence Welles Snakes In Crater Lake National Park - Richard M. Brown Wizard Island, An Index To The Past? - John R. Rowley and Wendell V. Showalter Crater Lake Waters - C. Warren Fairbanks Tribute To The Clarity Of Crater Lake - C. Warren Fairbanks and John R. Rowley Aquatic Flowering Plants Of Crater Lake - John R. Rowley and C. Warren Fairbanks
	Nature Notes is produced by the National Park Service in cooperation with the Crater Lake Natural History Association. © 1954.
Disclaimer: With the exception of corrections to a few grammatical errors (to improve readability), Nature Notes is reproduced as it was originally published. Much has been learned about the natural history of Crater Lake National Park since these notes were first published, rendering some of the original conclusions inaccurate or invalid, just as determinations of today may be rendered "obsolete" 50-60 years hence. The reader is advised to consult more recent literature to obtain a current understanding of the topic.

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