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Feb.26. Brilliantly clear and cold with some
N.W. wind. We drove to Boulder Creek
via Skyline Blvd. from San Francisco.
Almost no birds were seen because
of the wind. On the return trip we
crossed from Alvarado to Dresto passing
the same pool we visited on Feb. 23.
I counted a hundred Green-winged Teal.
With this dry weather the pools are
drying up rapidly.
Mar.1. Still clear and chilly with N.W. wind.
In the afternoon I saw a Western
Winter Wren in the upper garden. It
dodged the water when I was boring
but afterward came into good view.
Mar.2. Cold with breeze from north. As I
walked down Morwood I heard the
notes of Crossbills. They were in
the pines above the road and after
a moment a flock of twenty-five or
thirty rose, calling loudly and circled
about then alighted in the big pines
at the mouth of the canyon.
Mar.4- Green-winged Teal just as numerous at
the pond near Alvarado although the pond
is smaller.
Mar.6. A little rain at last. Nothing but
cold north winds since Feb. 26. A Thrasher
comes to the table and ate Chick-feed,