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Harry Parker leading a bird walk, 1946 [click to enlarge] |
Parker transferred to Crater Lake National Park in 1952, where he was Park Naturalist and Chief Park Naturalist. At Crater Lake he was editor of the Crater Lake Nature Notes. In 1955 he transferred to Grand Teton National Park as Chief Park Naturalist. In 1956 he transferred to Washington, D.C. as a specialist in the museum branch and lived in Alexandria, Virginia. Parker was particularly interested in birds and was a member of the American Ornithologists’ Union. Harry Parker died in August 9, 1961.
Harry C. Parker (1906-1961), Mammals of Yosemite National Park (Yosemite Natural History Association, 1952). 54 pages. Illustrated. 24 cm. Paper wrappers. Saddle stitched. Issued as Yosemite Nature Notes 31(6) (June 1952). Reprinted multiple times.
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