Category:September 1959 photographs

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Media in category "September 1959 photographs"

The following 14 files are in this category, out of 14 total.

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  1959. G. Fagerness (left) and L. Pettinger taking sample measurements on windthrown second-growth exposed Douglas-fir. McDonald Tree Farm, Washington. (34167910802).jpg 1,399 × 1,061; 341 KB
  
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  1959. G. Fagerness using a power-saw to remove bark on an old-growth-exposed Douglas-fir windthrow, prior to sampling Douglas-fir beetle population. McDonald Tree Farm, Washington. (35011783351).jpg 1,388 × 1,057; 291 KB
  
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  1959. Ken Wright recording field data. Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington. (34999455842).jpg 1,066 × 1,384; 277 KB
  
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  1959. Left to right G. Fagerness, W. Klein, R. Browne, and V. Carolin examine ponderosa pine foliage for spruce budworm eggs. (34226663532).jpg 1,401 × 1,067; 270 KB
  
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  1959. Leon F. Pettinger (left) and Norman E. Johnson using bark spuds to peel bark on an old-growth (130 yr.) exposed Douglas-fir windfall. Vail Tree Farm, Washington. (35011773431).jpg 1,393 × 1,071; 352 KB
  
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  1959. Norm E. Johnson counting Douglas-fir beetle broods in a second-growth, exposed 1958-59 windfall. McDonald Tree Farm, Washington. (34756118610).jpg 1,387 × 1,068; 368 KB
  
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  1959. Norman E. Johnson sampling large Douglas-fir old-growth windfall for Douglas-fir beetle broods. McDonald Tree Farm. Lewis County, Washington. (33429380481).jpg 4,848 × 3,901; 2.22 MB
  
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  1959. Norman E. Johnson with old-growth Douglas-fir windfalls near Camp McDonald, Washington. (34325983645).jpg 1,393 × 1,106; 471 KB
  
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  1959. Old growth (600 year) exposed windfall infested by the Douglas-fir beetle. N.E. Johnson in foreground, G. Fagerness, R. Scanlon, and unidentified on log. McDonald Tree Farm, Washington. (34332797473).jpg 1,387 × 1,061; 286 KB
  
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  1959. P.E. Buffam and R.G. Mitchell on Chermes trend plot. Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington. (34777971010).jpg 1,396 × 1,111; 266 KB
  
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  1959. Removing the bark at a sample location on a second-growth, exposed windfall to determine the Douglas-fir beetle population. R. Scanlon, G. Fagerness, and unidentified person. McDonald Tree Farm, Washington. (35142835255).jpg 1,395 × 1,057; 295 KB
  
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  1959. Summer assistants L-R Scanlon, G. Fagerness, and Leon Pettinger sampling Douglas-fir beetle populations in exposed windfall. McDonald Tree Farm, Washington. (33942036140).jpg 1,391 × 1,067; 353 KB
  
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  Earl Holliman Hotel De Paree 1959.jpg 451 × 666; 75 KB
  
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  Pixinguinha, 1959.tif 1,385 × 2,094; 4.65 MB