four niches of the nest. June 15- Cold, foggy- Went to Boulder Creek in the afternoon. Cool, partly cloudy- June 16. Cool wind. Sunshine. (Miss Gledging reported a blizzard at Echo Lake with one inch of snow.) Tanager heard once or twice. Also Black-throated Gray Warbler. Many families on the wing- Junco, Grosbeak, W. Flycatcher, Purple Finch, W. Vireo, Carolina Vireo- James heard with Warbler & Co. Thrush in afternoon. June 17- Returned to Berkeley via Descaders (No.1) and stopped at Pebble Beach to gather pebbles for a mosaic. No shore birds or Heermann Gulls- very few other gulls- Flowers very abundant. June 18. Whistled note recorded on June 3, 1964, given by Coast Jay. June 20. Members of Aud. Assoc. of the Pacific report an Aubriga at Lake Merced. A.O.U. Annual meeting in Berkeley. June 21- A.O.U. Berkeley, Condor Pictures by Pemberton at banquet in evening. June 22. A.O.U. San Francisco (Berkeley Baby owl sits in the hole June 23. Drove to Boulder in afternoon- June 24. At Brown Torber appeared with another (a mate?) No song heard. Songs decreasing. Cool with fog until noon. On the way back to Berkeley we stopped at Mt. View Marsh but found nothing. At the west end of Dunn's Bridge on Keldeer was seen. From the bridge itself several immature gulls-