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1938
Nov. 10 (contin). Spotted & Brown Towhees, St. Luis Junco,
Gambel, Purple Jd., and Y.C. Sparrows,
Song Sparrow. 26 species.
Nov. 11. Clear, cold. First frost of season.
In the afternoon we drove to Boulder Creek.
Nov. 12. Very cold night with heavy frost in the
morning. Bird Pool frozen solid. Wanne
in Arushire. Finished planting daffodils.
Birds: Sparrow Hawk, Chickadee, Pygmy
Wrenwatch, Black Choclee, Hermit Thrush,
Junco, Spotted Towhee.
On the way home I saw eight or ten
flocks of juncoes feeding at the edge of
The highway between Boulder Creek and
Saratoga. Very cold drive home.
Nov. 13. Warmer, clear. Heard Titmouse sing
before I got up - "Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet"
Wrentz sang. Also Varied Thrush. Flock of
quad in the garden. No Anderson Warblers.
Nov. 14. Faculty Bird Section went to the Bay
Shore. Tide going out. At Fleming Point:
Bonaparte Gulls very abundant, all in
winter plumage.
Clopper Rails 3
Bluebellied Plovers, a few 6+
Wilets " 8+
{ Red-backed Sandpipers very ab.,
Sanderling " 4
W. and L. Sandpipers ~ a few