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1938
Jan. 31 Raining. Continued through week.
Feb. 5. Still raining. Blizzards in
Sneeran. Snow on Mt. Diablo.
Winter birds increasing. Shovellers Mt Edm
Feb. 12. Still raining continuously. Spotted.
Towhees have been heard giving a whisper
Song as he hopped about on ground.
Throater heard at times - more
Highways closed. Near Lake Knoll (Feb. 11)
a lake 3ft deep and covering two
or three acres crossed the highway.
Feb. 13-15 Still raining
Feb. 16 Clearing
Feb. 18 Another heavy rain -
Feb. 19 Clearing. Went to Boulder Creek.
Santa Cruz. Commorants, Gulls, Seaters. Freedom.
Feb. 20 Beautiful sunny day. Sun reaches Cottage.
Creeper singing. Varies Truist & Hermit Sniping.
Feb. 21 Berkeley. Light rain early. Clear later. A
flock of Purple Finches came in - all Singing.
Siskins, guses. Spotted Towhee in full song.
Feb. 22. Heavy fog early; high fog until 3 p.m. Clear. Warm.
Went with Miss Gladding and Mr. & Mrs. Givin to Mt.
View Marsh, Palo Alto Yacht Harbor, Dumb Bridge,
a little way on road from Mt. Edouard S. Mates Bridge,
Bay Farm Island and Lake Merriett. Tides at Mt.
View was too far out for best birding but
many were seen. (No rails)
List: Western Grebe - 2 (bed - Dumb.
Cared Grebe Dune. (2005), Lake Merriett 10+
Fulvellow Cormorant. (1) yacht / harbor
St. Blue Heron - 3 - Dumb & Yacht / harbor