Jan. 24. (contd.). Banded birds that come regularly for food: 2 song sparrows (rt. ft.) / S.F. Torhee, (left foot) 1 Male S.F. Torhee (left foot Rose) proband) (bait) 1 Female S.F. Torhee ( ) , 2 Fox Sparrows (rt. ft.) At Coops Club meeting in evening I was presented with a pair of Opx. Brinoculars and two books on European birds:- Dresser's Palaeartic Birds and Pamsay's Birds of Europe and North Africa. Have been secretary eight years - Mr. Nut who claimed S.F. Torhee taking Jan. 23, reports whole left side bloodless. Jan. 25 - Rain - very much needed. 26 " Frogs croaking in Stadium- 27 " 28 " Six S.F. Torhees can be seen on feeding ground at our time. No song sparrows except the two banded ones (with right foot.) Feb. 12 Hills green. Beautiful weather Saw titmouses seeking another (mates?) Feb. 15. Heard Robins-first time for weeks Feb. 17. Warm beautiful day - Feb. 22. " " " Lutescent Warbler back.