Arnold Primitive Area, Strawberry Canyon, 1937 Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Oct. 31, th the area while the rest of t hem lit in the chaparral just outside the area. I saw two Flckers perched on the top of a Cypress tree on Monument Hill. I also saw an Anna Hummingbird female sitting in the oak nearest the north gate. I am now sitting on the south side of Monument Hill, from here I command a view of the entire south side of the canyon but am too far away to hear any but the more distinctive birds. Several Sellar Jays can be heard on the opposite hills; four or five Wrentits. On Anna Hummer just flew from the eucalyptus trees on the southwest slope of Monument Hill to those in the middle of the "saddle" between the cypress trees. I saw two Scolephorus out on the rocky path just south of the summit. At some place I also saw two juncos. I hear a bird in the Bay tree at