1942 Anna Hummer - not seen on its usual perch on electric wire but heard in the Eucalyptus tree near Cy. Allen Hummer - whistled of pendulum heard, one male seen. Western Flycatcher - 4 males, one near house above road with nesting material in its beak. Wood Peewee - one heard calling near mouth of canyon and also toward Smythe property. Blue-sided Flycatcher - could hear the "pa-pip" call toward D.D. Institution. Coast Jay - several heard toward Smythe property. Calif. Jay - ab- Bush tits - two families seen. Wren-tits - at least five singing males. Vigors Wren - three Home Wren - one heard in distance - Thraher - Three singing males, one near mouth of the canyon, two above Mann house. Lutecent Warbler - 3 singing males. Palestated Warbler - very silent - one calling, no songs. Tolmie Warbler - one singing above Mann house. W.Tanager - one calling near mouth of canyon. Lazuli Bunting - one singing beyond Mann house. Purple Finch - at least five singing. Linnnet - many in grasses outside canyon. A few inside. G.B. Goldquich - one heard. Siskin - several (3) heard. Spotted Towhee - 4 males - One (not seen) sang the song "hear occasionally - loud, vibrant "cheese-it, cheese-it, cheese-it". Brown Towhee - several, two. Song Sparrow - three. (No R.B. Thrush, Grosbeak, Yellow Warbler)