Donald Sankey Farner
Donald Farner (1915-1988) spent five summers at Crater Lake National Park as a seasonal naturalist (Assistant Park Naturalist in 1951-1952) while at Washington State University.
Among his many accomplishments, he was president of the American Ornithologists’ Union (1973-1975) and Editor of The Auk. Donald Farner earned a B.S. degree from Hamline University and the M.A. (1939) and Ph.D. (1941) degrees from the University of Wisconsin.
Related Links
- Nature Notes From Crater Lake by Donald Farner
- Recovery Of A Banded Gray Jay – Volume 12 – October 1946,
- Some Miscellaneous Ornithological Notes – Volume 12 – October 1946
- Food Habits Of Crater Lake Salamanders – Volume 12 – October 1946
- Memorandum On Fishing – Volume 12 – October 1946
- Ornithological Notes Of Interest – 1950 – Volume 16 – 1950
- Ornithological Notes Of Interest: Summer Of 1952 – Volume 18 – 1952
- The 1952 Invasion Of California Tortoise Shell Butterflies – Volume 18 – 1952
- The Use Of The Wheeler Creek Pinnacles By Nesting Birds – Volume 18 – 1952
- Farner, Donald S. and James Kezer, A New Horned Toad Record For Crater Lake National Park – Volume 18 – 1952
- Farner, Dorothy C. and Donald S. Farner The Sedentary Habits Of Canada Jays – Volume 18 – 1952
- Kezer, James and Donald S. Farner, The Mazama Newt: A Unique Salamander Of Crater Lake – Volume 18 – 1952
- Yocom, Charles F. and Donald S. Farner, Two Interesting Ornithological Observations – Vole 18 – 1952
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