1938 Mar. 1. Rain. Mar. 2. Floods in Southern California. Mar. 5. More rain. Mar. 6. " " Thrasher singing between Showers. Song Sparrows at 5:30 a.m.- March 7. Raining most of the time. Warbler Group went to Crida and San Pablo Reservoir. 5 saw fewer birds than on Feb. 28 because rain. St. Blue Heron, Fallowe Cor., Ring-necked Ducks, 3 S. Hawks, 2 prs. Redtails +1; Nuttall Woodpecker Flickers (ab.) Calif. jays (ab.); Titmouse (singing); Wrens (singing); Robins, R.C. Warbler, And Warblers & Meadow Larks, Linnet, Sb. Goldfinch, Spotted & Brown Thrasher, Junco, Huetlet (or Pie-gut Sd Sparrows, Golden-crowned Sps. Song Sps. (singing). March 9 - Clearing. March 10 - Partly Cloudy. A pair of Vigoris Wrens investigated March 11. Rain at night. Cloudy day. Floods of Siskiyou March 12. Raining steadily. Purple Finches singing; also Thrashers, Wrentits, Song Sps., Titmouse March 13. I heard a Lutetient Warbler in the distances beyond the end of Mosswood Rd. Still raining. The Vigoris Wren was the first bird heard this morning. About 10:30 a.m. I went out for a walk between showers. Before 11:30 there was a heavy downpour with hail. I walked to Hamilton Canyon as far as the Mann house and back. The sun was shining and many birds were singing but I heard no summer visitors, Purple Finches were singing every where, especially where their were