1939 Carmel Cause in on Mar. 25 and 26. 65. Robin - very scarce. 66. W. Bluebirds - seen on wire along the way, especially south of Gilroy on the way home (Mar. 26) 67. Merlin Gnatcatcher - one on sage covered hill on the edge of river valley - Mrs. Saunders said she saw one there in January - 68. Puly-crowned Kinglet - ab - singing 69. Pipits - near Carmel River 70. Warblings - more abundant in the San Francisco's Bay Region. 71. Shrikes - in Santa Clara Valley - 72. Lutescent Warbler - Carmel. 73. Audubon Warbler - many came to the Blain's feeding table - some in winter plumage - some coming into breeding plumage - 74. Townsend Warbler - Several at stop in Nectar Pass; several at Marie Blvd, St. 75. Ridings - very ab. in Carmel River Tules at dusk - 76. Meadowlark 77. Brewer Blackbirds 78. English Sparrow - center of Carmel. 79. Calif. Purple Finch - many came to table, both full plumaged males and females. very pugnacious - 80. House Finches - none on table but many heard in Carmel - 81. Willow Goldspich - opposite Presidio in