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Primitive Area, Strawberry Canyon,
Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif.
Oct. 17, This is a bright, sunshiny morning as
was yesterday. Entered primitive area
10:14. Calif. Thrasher seen about 50 yds
NE of creek at Strawberry Creek.
8 Anna Hummer near same spot.—“Savor-
grinding.” In middle of area I saw a S-shining
Hawk being chased by a humming bird (Anna).
It took ½ hour to go from the west
fence to the east fence of the area by
way of the lower trail. There was
noticeably more bird life near the west side
of the area then near the east. I can
see no apparent reason for this however.
Due to lack of time I was only able
to make a count of the birds along
the lower path. This count was made
between 10:14 and 10:45 A.M. There
were more birds observed near
the west fence of the area than
near the east fence. The birds
observed are as follows: Junco 3;
Cal. Jay 5; Stellar Jay 1; Anna
Hummer 1; Spotted Towhee 2; Brown
Towhee 1; Calif. Thrasher 1; Song
Sparrow 1; Wren-tit 3; Sparrow
Hawk 1; Bewick Wren 2; Sharp-
shinned Hawk 1; Flicher 4; Cooper
Hawk 1;