1936 116 Clear Lake, Apr. 22 - contin. Nairy Woodpecker - one seen by Mrs. Ferguson. Willow " - meet in willow stub at Austin's. Calif. " - many between Austin's and Clear Lake Park Lewis " - pair in white oaks at Austin's, others also near Austin's. Flicker W. Kingbird - in valleys back from lake Ash. thr. Flycatcher - Austin's and elsewhere among Digger p Black Bocke - Austin's W. Flycatcher - abundant Cliff Swallow - " Tree Swallow - nesting in oaks above Clear Lake Park, onshore Violet-green Swallow - " " " " + elsewhere Calif. Jay - ab. in oaks, esp. at Austin's Shrike - several seen along way W. Crow - abundant in valleys Titiwane - just building - many pairs - Many holes in Trees Buck Tlo - fairly abundant Slender-billed Whtbatal - building at Austin's Wren-Tit - in chaparral areas - Vigors Wrens - a few seen or heard House Wren - many heard. Tule Wren - in tules at north end of lake Calif. Thrasher - several on brushy hill sides W. Bluebird - many seen W. Robin - two or three seen. W. Grackle - very abundant W. Warbling Vireo - fairly abundant, esp. at Austin's Cassin Vireo - two heard - one near Austin's Lutescent Warbler - a few heard Anderson Warbler - a few heard - (still migrating ?) Black-throated Gray Warbler - one seen, a few heard. W. Yellowthroat - ab. on lake shore - 5 near Clear Lake Park