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Bartley
July 2. The male House Wren has not been
seen or heard. The female is busy feed-
ing the brood which is quite noisy.
A Junco is singing below the house.
Brown Towhees are feeding full-grown
young.
July 4. We went to Boulder Creek via Dumbarton Bridge
There were about 100 Willets, 25+ Forster Terns-
20+ Avocets - one giving alarm note.
At the bridge proper about 15 Caspian Terns-
Sandpipers (sp?) 25-30
Many Blackbirds and Cliff Swallows-
At Mt View Marsh - Tides coming in - About
Willets - a few.
25 Curlews seen (sp?), a few S. Clover, one Phoebe
At Boulder Creek - very hot. W. Tanagers heard
repeatedly,
July 5. Boulder Creek W. Flycatcher called at inter-
vals 2-4 a.m. Santa Cruz, 2 Com Loons-
July 6. Mt. View Marsh. Tide just beginning to
ebb. A group of 30-40 Curlews came in
all Hudsonian, one S. Clover a few, one
Demi-paleated Plover, Willets 8-10, Sandpipers
25+, Dowitchers a few in distance - (C. Raid
At Dumbarton Bridge: Gulls more at. Caspian Terns,
Forster Terns, Avocets as July 4 - a few Sandpipers sp?
White Pelicans 25-30.
July 7. House Wrens left box about 5 a.m. Near house all day
July 8. Pileated Woodpecker and Ungar Wren in garden-
They have not been nesting here.
July 9. Family of young Bush-tits about. Grothman song
heard. They have not been heard for sometime. Thrashers
heard frequently - probably feeding on wild blackberries
near the house. Family, 3 birds.