Summer Visitants: Allen Hummer (one returned again and again to the same perch), Western Flycatcher (only one heard), Warbling Vireo (one singing), Lutecent Warbler ab. singing; Pileated Warbler (probably bird); Chilly, cloudy. Mrs. Hartley reported young Cat Tails calling in nest. April 4. Clear, warm. Western Flycatcher and Pileated Warbler at 37 Morwood. April 5. Warm. Tolinia Warbler singing at end of Morwood Rd. Fox Sparrow, Hermit Thrush and B.C. Knight still here. Thrasher has stopped singing. Nutting Vireo heard. Mrs. Weed saw the Black-headed Grosbeak, & and Rufous Hummingbird & - James Flocks are gone. April 6 - Beginning of Easter Holiday. We took a day's trip to Clear Lake and back. Perfect weather. After we passed the summit of the pass over Mt. St. Helena we found dogwood in bloom. Noticed also a Couper and a shrub. As we neared the Lake Co. boundary Redbird was in full bloom and looked very beau- tiful among the many spring shades of green - also against the blue sky. It was very abundant on the slopes as we came to the lake. We stopped for lunch on the Lake Shore and in the cattails there was a pair of Yellow-headed Blackbirds - possibly two pairs - Also Redwings, Tree Swallows and Lewis Woodpeckers. Western Grebes were calling.