156 1937 Sept. 18. Boulder Creek. Russet-backed Thrush was calling morning and evening. Cassin Vireo still present; Kingfisher, Creters, Juncos, Chichadees, etc. As we came down the Saratoga grade eight vul- tures were seen soaring - a land breeze was blowing. Sept. 22. At Codornices Park one Allen Huntingbird was seen. Goldfinches (M) (Green-backed) were in fresh plumage and singing freely. A female Tanager was seen. Mrs. Fletcher reported a (Ruby-crowned) Kinglet? and Pilolated Warbler in her garden. Iridescent Warblers were seen in this park. Sept. 19. At the bay near the bridge toll gate there were great number of Sandpipers and many gulls - some Bonaparte - dropping to the water as Terns do. Sept. 24. Several Black-throated Gray Warblers were feeding in the oaks east of the house. Warm. Sept. 25. At Santa Soguel at the home of Mrs. Ronald Good, I saw a flock of White- crowned Sparrows. Their bills were pale yellow and I judged from the song they were J. Pugetensis. Not. Sept. 27. Berkeley. Golden-crowned Sparrows were singing near our house. Cool. Sept. 28. Cool, cloudy. Gambel Sparrows at Codornices Park. Also Pilolated Warbler.