1938 May 11. I watched a robin picking up worms in the street. She picked up over thirty, holding them all in her beak. Suddenly she twitched her head and lost several but picked them all up again. Her mate has two white feathers in his tail. may 13. Mrs. Fletcher's Group went to Reliez Valley where we found an ideal spot for birds - Large oaks along a stream, open fields beyond. Twenty-six species were seen at this one spot: Buzzard, Redtail, Sparrow Hawk, Quail, Mourning Dove, Calif. Woodpecker, Shudder- Willet, Wood Pewee, Western Flycatcher, Bullock's Oriole, Brewer Blackbird, Redwinged Bob, Titmouse, Bush Tit, House Wren, Swallow (Tree? or Vireo?), Warbling Vireo, Larkspur, Mr. Goldfinch, Spotted Tyrant, Lazuli Bunting, Grosbeak, Chipping Sparrow, Song Sparrow, Rusty-backed Thrush, Allen Hummingbird, Ash-throated Flycatcher. Warm day - There were many pairs of birds. May 14. On the way to Boulder Creek we passed again The Alvarado ponds but there were no birds except Cinnamon Teal and/Willow seen. Nearest Dumbarton Bridge we saw a few Bonaparte Gulls and one Willet. At the bridge, a decreasing number of N. Phalaropes and a very few Sandpipers. Two Surf Scoters from the bridge. Cloudy with some wind - Rain in evening