Arnold 1937 M.L.XX., Berkeley, Calif. Nov. 13 This is the first time I have observed these birds in such a distinctly formed flock. The Hermit Thrushes were by far the most common birds to be seen this morning—that is of those widely distributed. The American Pipit recorded was seen flying high over the area. The Willow Bowny Woodpecker was seen in the top of an oak tree near the gate north of the tip of Monument Hills. It appeared to be feeding among the branches at the top of this tree. The grass was just appearing as a green fuzz beneath the taller grass & weeds. No hawks were seen inside of the area—which was quite significant. A number of Juncos were observed among the Baccharis near the spot where we saw the West. Quatcatchers. The route taken this morning was as follows. 9:00 A.M. 10 A.M. B. C. 11 A.M. A. 8:00 A.M. 12 A.M. It's can be seen in the map, each of