January 1922. Berkeley- Jan. 28 Cold rain p.m. Jan. 29- Snowed all day. 8 in. recorded at the University - 2 ft. on Grizzly Peak. Several miles of snow piled on bird table. Birds scratching in it, eager for food. Jan. 30. Hills white to Piedmont Ave. Blake roofs covered. Beyond that snowfall of yesterday hath melted. Mr. Stores came to take pictures of the birds. Jan. 31. Still cold. Snow still in patches about house. Hills white above Big C. in morning but melting rapidly. Rained during night. Feb. 1. Cold with deep snow still on ridges. Feb. 2. Cold. Feb. 3. Snow still on ridges - Cold. Feb. 4. Dr. Grinnell brought his class to watch the birds from the window. Saw: Calif. Thrasher, Calif. Jay, Wren-tit, Ruby- crowned Kinglet, S.F. Towhee, Fox Sparrow, Golden-crowned Sparrow, Song Sparrow, White-throated Sparrow, Varied Thrush (1) and Flicker. Warner. Feb. 5. Walked up Titus road. Snow on ridges and under Chaparral. Warner - Lot Busy Millers,