The Starling in Eastern Washington
Journal
Condor
Volume
45
Issue
4 (July-August)
Year
1943
Pages
159
Section
From Field and Study
Online Text
The Starling in Eastern Washington--On March 20, 1943, four students in my ornithology class (Stanton Jamison, George Klemz, Warren Bischoff, and Stanley Smith) and I saw a group of five Starlings (Strums vulgaris) along the road in Spring Flat, eight miles north of Pullman, Washington. The birds were feeding on the ground and were observed from a distance of forty feet. The identification, therefore, is aCCUde.-LEONARD WIND, Department of zoology, State College of Washington, Pullman, Washington, April l61943.
