She unearthed a childhood journal today while helping her mother sort through a few belongings. It is a detailed account of 5 days of looking for birds at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in May of 1973. I was happy that 42 years later I was able to correct what was an obvious mistake - I mean really, who's ever heard of a Marsh Hawk? The bad news for me came when I read her description of a Marbled Godwit, not to be mistaken with the (perhaps) more well known Garbledmodwit that is endemic to the southern coast of Oregon. Her life list just eclipsed mine - I better find that Spotted Owl soon. -- Jack Williamson West Linn, Oregon