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Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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Willet - one group 40? in shallow salt pool.
Least Sandpipers - a few.
Avocets - one mud bar covered with them - 40-50.
N. Phalaropes - 1000?
Several flocks of pintails - Total about 40.
Sept. 12 Berkeley. A Cooper Hawk flew over
the bird table and up to the road
under the trees. The first one seen this
fall.
Sept. 13. A half inch of rain fell during
the morning. Clearing in afternoon.
Heard Great-horned Owl during the night-
at first far away, then very close.
Screetch Owls heard later.
Warblers - a group, probably Yellow
Warblers in the trees on Durant Ave.
Below Telegraph. Afternoon - Brown
Towhees eating termites on Woodwood Road.
Sept. 14. Beautiful day. The Red Squirrel
appeared in the oak next the garage
and went quickly from tree to tree until
it reached the house - then up to ridge
of the front gable, on up to ridge of the main
roof and over to the north side. Coast jays
are about the house most of the time, often giving
the ristail call. One comes to the table for food.
Sept. 15. A thrasher came to the table for food.