46. Apr. 10. San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas species in that area and at San Antonio. We drove to St. Marys' University in this city. Mr. Bullock has prepared an exhibition of mounted bird and mammal displays there in a museum room. We talked with the curata, Brother Banks?, concerning the Albert J. Kein collection left to that institution. He said that Mr. Keim had only representative bird skins and no series. Keim's manuscript on the Birds of S.W. Texas was said to be only a list although I had understood differently from Mrs. Quillen. No one plans to complete the work. Mr. Bullock gave me 5 bird skins for which I am to give him 5 skins of California mammals. Apr. 11. A "norther" struck San Antonio with moderate but cold winds and overcast skies, clearing in the late morning. I drove to the east of the city on the Houston highway to a point about 8 miles E., then N and E to the Eisenhower farm on Martinez Creek, 10 mi. ENE San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas I walked through a typical mesquite brush area 10:30- 11:45 looking for mice but finding none: Cardinal common, 1♀ taken Mockingbird Ladder-bird Wdphi 1♂ seen Roadrunner White-named Sharrow several Song Sharrow Morning Dove 1 flushed from nest 6 ft up in mesquite others seen Bewick Wren 1♀ taken (only one seen) Curve billed Thrasher (1 a mile W in mesquite) Black-tailed Jack and Cottontail seen