across from the dam as long as Miss G.T Miss A. watched . It entered the water also. Rather hot . Sept.18. A small flock of Cedar Waxwings - flew out of the deciduous trees across Mosswood Rd. Sept/19. Hot - no breeze Sept.21. Still very hot, day and night . Six of the Lady Birds went to Boulder Creek by way of Dimubanton Bridge : No grebes ; White Pelicans about 60s. (as we neared the bridge a train crossed over the bridge and hundreds of pelicans were in the air. By the time we reached the stop near the quarry they had settled.) Cormorants, many (100+) perched among the pelicans . Other birds seen American Egrets 40+ ; Coots 20+ in eclipse plumage. Clapper Rails 5; Bk. Plover 40+; Bent's palmetto Clover 1, Killdeer several; Godwits, very few, Walleys 100+ ; St. Yellowlegs, 5 together west of bridge. Avocets 5-8 in one bunch (near pelicans & egrets) ; N. Phalaropes 300+ , Ring-billed Tulls 100s resting. Calif. Gulls a few; Terms, a few Forsters, In the late afternoon we went to Santa Cruz where we saw about 6 Black Turnstones, and more than 100 Sanderlings - one group feeding ( tide very high) , one asleep on cliff near Gulls. Many Neermann's Western Gulls. Night cooler than in Berkeley.