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presented with a sample bottle. This detergent is an all-purpose liquid 
cleaner for dishes, floors, clothes and autos. It breaks down easily and 
completely under natural stream and sewage plant conditions. The product 
is available throughout the Chicago area in Walgreen, Sun, and Stineway 
drug stores, and in suburban National Tea Co. Food Stores. In fact, the 
last time we looked, Walgreen’s had a “sale” on Sunny Soft. If you want 
to help your Clean Streams Committee, get off your pillow of foam and 
use the natural, bio-degradable product that will help us all enjoy clean, 
fresh water again. 
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By Richard Hoger 
Species Date Location Observer 
Snow Bunting 1- 9-64 Tinley Park Karl Bartel 
Snow Bunting No Date Jackson Park Amy Baldwin 
Krider’s Red-tailed Hawk 1-10-64 147th & Ridgeland Peter Dring 
Turkey Vulture 1-19-64 Morton Arboretum Charles Clark 
Lapland Longspur No Date Naperville Area Al Campbell 
Harlan’s Hawk 2- 9-64 Morton Arboretum Chgo. Ornith. Soc. 
Harlequin Duck 2-16-64 Waukegan Janet Zimmerman 
White-winged  Scoter 2-16-64 (100) Montrose Harbor Janet Zimmerman 
White-winged Crossbill 2-17-64 Morton Arboretum Hinsdale Ladies* 
Snowy Owl 2-18-64 LaGrange Alma Green 
Snowy Owl 5-10-64 (late) Jackson Park Charles Clark | 
Clay-colored Sparrow 4- 7-64 Red Schoolhouse Charles Westcott 
Bewick’s Wren 5- 3-64 Eggers Woods Chgo. Ornith. Soc. 
Worm-eating Warbler 4-28-64 Lincoln Park W. Jarvis — F. Brechlin 
Western Tanager 5- 8-64 Barrington C. Westcott 
Laughing Gull 5-10-64 N. of Aquarium CG, Clark 
Red Crossbill 5-16-64 (late) Morton Arboretum Floyd Swink 
Pine Siskin 5-18-64 (late) Lakefront Areas Many Observers 
Purple Gallinule 5-18-64 Evanston Bertha Huxford 
Blue Grosbeak 5-18-64 Jackson Park Amy Baldwin 
Summer Tanager No Date Chicago Elaine Beverly 
Summer Tanager No Date Il. Dunes Park C. Palmquist 
Little Blue Heron No Date Crabtree Lake C. Westcott 
Hooded Warbler No Date Thatcher Woods 1. Wasson 
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Field Notes — Spring 1964 
22W681 Tamarack Drive, Glen Ellyn, Illinois 
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*Thelma Hartsock, Betsy Phillips, Manata Ippisch. 
Black-backed Gulls observed with Herring and Ring-billed Gulls on 
the Mississippi River at East Moline, Illinois. Identified first by Sergey 
Postupalski (of Bald Eagle fame) of Michigan, while with Elton Fawks 
of East Moline. Observed at less than 100 yards with 20-power spotting 
scope. Observation made on Feb. 9, 1964. 
The Western Tanager observed by Charles Westcott at the old Eustice 
estate in Barrington on May 8, 1964, believed to be only the second such 
record for Illinois. He has photographs to substantiate his find. 
Richard Anderson of St. Louis reports the following from the Illinois 
side of the Mississippi River: 
