23 and Brown Towhee, Purple Finch at 4:40 a.m. (Cloudy) A little later a junco under the windows and farther away a Virgin Wren. Still farther away a quail and Thrasher. Heard no Lutescent or Palestated Warbler but Tolmie Warbler sang constantly. At 5 a.m. A Calif. Jay + Wren. T. Cloudy. In the afternoon (4:30) I walked up the canyon by way of the upper road on the South side; returning by the middle trail. Clouds scattered, clearing. Birds seen or heard: Spotted Towhee - 8, Brown Towhee 2, Song Sparrow 2, Junco 1 singing, Virgin Wren 3, noisy youngin. nest; Thrasher 2, Wren-Til 6-8, Tolmie Warbler- 2 in full song (one sang - . . . , w--) Anna Hummer 2, Allen Hummer 1 male doing pendulum, (Calliope ? I very small. gray green back - flew before I could recognize) Lutescent Warbler 6 - no song; Sh. Sh. Harts 1, Dnail 6-8 pro., Warbling Vireo 1, Grosbeak 1, Russet backed Thrush 2, Brush Tits - four families, 1 flock (2 families?) May 4, 1934. Bird Lore Alamos and Saranap. Beautiful sunny day. Stopped first at the bridge at Alamos, then back to Saranap, re- turning to Berkeley at 3 p.m. Saw Mourning Doves, Quail, Hummer (Anna?), Calif. Wrenelfacius, Nuttall woodpecker, Flicker, Bank Swallow (or Roughwing?), Cliff Swallow, Calif. Jay (1), W. Flycatcher, Black Phoebe, Wood Pewee, Brush Tits w. yq., Slender- billed Vireo, Titmouse, Virgin Wren, House Wren