Twenty-eight Golden-crowned Sparrows trapped at U. of C. Botanical Gardens, Strawberry Canyon, on Nov. 7, 8, 9, 1933. Kept in small cages in the Life Sciences Bulding on the campus until morning of Nov. 10. They were then placed in paper cartons covered with mosquito netting, and were driven in my car to a point on the right bank of the North Fork of the Calavera$ River, in Calaveras Co., Calif., about 2 miles south of San Andreas. This is at an elevation of about 1000 ft., and is about 84 miles a little north of eastk from Berkeley. There, in com- pany with Mary Erickson I released the birds, which immediately flew across the river to trees on the opposite bank. There are grass-covered hills on each side of the river, dotted with oaks and pines; in the river bottom are willows, and near by sycamores and other trees. Birds released: C102049 C102090 C161215 C161276 C175533 C175540 C175542 C175546 C175553 C175558 C175564 C175566 C175580 C175582 C175584 C175587 C175588 C175600 C175701 C175710 Left Berkeley 8:30 A.M. Birds released 1 P.M. Entered after fond numbers as 8/11/10 '33 C175566 recaptured at B. 9/27 '34. C102090 recaptured at B 11/27 '33 and 12/27 '33 (lates dates also) C102049 recaptured at B. 9/26 '34. C175748 " " 9/27 '34.