March. 1923. Berkeley. Mar.1. Ladies came to watch birds. Cooler, Cloudy, balmy. Show continuous. 1 White Thp. 3 Jays. 5 Fox Sp. 3 Song Sp. 3 S.F. Torches, 2 Br. Torches, juncos. Thrasher (ate nuts) At fountain - Varied Thrush (1 with broken wing) R.C. Kinglets. In sunny gulch the Allen Hummer was in fine feather, doing pendulum. Heard Rufous-crowned Sparrow. Mar.2. Cold. N. Wind. Mar.3. Cold. N. Wind. Mar.4. Cold. Fox throat. Mar.5. I heard Lutecent Warbler about noon. 1st time Mar.6. Flock of about 100 Robins flew high up canyon at dusk. (Do they have roost in pine trees near Grizzly Peak?) Mar.7. First Spring Bird north Claremont Canyon. Lutecent Warbler. Large flock of robins. A few Varied Thrushes. Many Vigors Wrens. Bush lits - many pairs - 1 small flock. Juncos, Torches, Allen Hummer etc. Mar.9. White throats Sparrow still here. Mar.13. Warm. " " " " Titinouses singing, also Vigors Wren and Thrashers. Many Intermediate Sparrows on hill near Bairds, also on Right of Way. First time this winter.