Oct. 1922 Berkeley. Oct. 17. Hermit Thrush back. At noon an aggregation of birds came into garden 12:15-12:30. 2 Thrashers, 2 Br. Towhees, 2 S.F. Towhees, 2 Song Sp., 2 R.e. Kinglets, 1 Golden-crowned Sp., 2 Jays. 12:30-1:00 in garden- Flocks bush tits, Vigors Wren, Flicker, Dut. Sparrow, in the pine trees, Red-breasted Nuthatch, R.e. Kinglets (singing). Oct. 20. Warm E. wind - Hermit Thrush common Oct. 21. Hot. Oct. 22. Hot. Dead Varied Thrush on back steps Oct. 25. Very few birds - none come to table. Nov. 2. Cold. Clear. Mrs. Cole took us to Berkeley Country Club in search of Blake places. Saw few birds. Nov. 3. Went with Mr. & Mrs. Schenck to Boulder Creek by way of Congress Springs, Big Basin. Road very good. Birds rare except on edge of woods where juncos and sparrows. Several small bands of Band-tailed Pigeons near summit. Madrone berries very abundant. N. wind. Night very cold. Nov. 4. Short walk - Robins, juncos, flickers Sp. (Dut. & Y.C.) Sh.-L. Nuths., Jays, Bush tits.