1941 Mar.26 (cont'd). The Lady Birds went to Lake Nered. In the oaks near the N. entrance to the Olympic Club there were flocks of Willow Goldfinches and many Green-backs and Blue Siskins. Andubon Warblers, Allen Hummingbirds abundant also. 1 Lutescent Warbler heard. In the Lake we saw W. Grebes (a few), Eared Grebes (a few), 1 Pied bill - F. Cormorants (several), a Bittern, Costs at., Rail (sp.?)(seen by Mrs. Sheldon); Trule Wrens, Yellowthroat. Crowned Sparrows; Nuttall, Puget Sd., Golden Cr. . Nutton Vires in Japanese Tea Garden (in same spot where I have often heard it before) March 28: Very cloudy again in the afternoon. A thrasher came to the table for bread. March 29. We tried & go to Boulder Creek but there was too much rain. Visited the Allied Arts in Maule Park. Heard W. Flycatcher [illegible] (seen in Bartree), Warbling Vireo, Y.C. Sparrow. At Mt. Veis Marsh the tide was high - very few birds. In one tiny islet there were 1 R.t. Clover, 1 Willet, 1 Dowitcher. At Dumbarton Bridge there were about 3000 Lesser Scaups - more than I have ever seen here before; great numbers of Bonaparte Gulls; Redbacked & W. Sandpipers (probably Least Ales); many Avocets, a few Willets. At Alvarado Ponds very few Avocets, a few Willets, Yellowlegs - Colts decreasing. Nodulus is very few. Still no swallows at Dumbarton but more generally distributed elsewhere.