RW Store 1941 Journal 21 3. 2427 Channing Way, Berkeley Alameda Co., Calif. December 29, 1941 Summary of trip around Davis, Yolo Co. for the Audubon Magazine's Annual Christmas Census December 23, 1941. Left Residence of (College Ave, Davis) J.T. Ender at 6:50 A.M. and walked through the campus to the creek which we hit at the apiary where we found an adult Yellow Warbler. We followed the creek downstream to the orchard on the SE Corner where J.T.E. at 9AM left me and returned home across the University Farm (his usual census route for his censuses of the farm). I continued downstream to Putah Creek which I followed upstream to the highway where J.T.E. met me with the car at 10:45 A.M. 3 Titelines and 5 Spires were seen on this stretch and there were several Hylasegilla singing. Earlier (on the upper part of the creek near the campus) we saw a Rusty Song Sparrow which is almost the color of a Fox Sparrow and still singly different from the native Modesto Song Sparrow. After picking up some sandwiches at the Enders we went north toward Woodland on the county roads east of the main highway from Davis 1st.) And covered a stream and marsh on a game management area about 2 miles S of the Woodland causeway. Here were