Patelka 1942 July 11 Woleey Canyon, Berkeley, 800 ft., Alameda Co., Calif. while I was coming up as well as coming down, it may be established here. Yesterday Marshall reported one from the Eucalyptus trees near the Greek Theatre (Univ. of Calif. campus). Two family groups of Stellar Jay were present - one at the lower end, the other at the upper end of the canyon. These included well-grown young. Well-grown young of the Califor- nia Jay were also seen. Of particular interest was a fledgling, out of the nest, probably less than one day, which was present in an oak tree on the campus near Cowell Hospital. Other species present in the canyon forest were Carpodacus purpureus, Thryomanes bewickii, Chamaea fasciata, Psaltriparus minimus, Bauclephus moematus, Pipilo maculatus, Ripisio fuscus (along margin), Empidonax difficilis, Hyloichla ustulata, Melopyros melano- cephalus, and Vireo solivis. One individual of Myiarches richardsonii was present in the Eucalyptus and Cypress trees along the field margins north of the Greek Theatre. Marshall saw several yesterday on the shrubets over the open slopes on the north-facing slope,