1942 another near the county road where an old willow tree may have been the next site. Bush Tits several pairs; a Calif. Thrasher near the low windmill, Cassin Vireos abundant everywhere; Hutton one near our gate; Warbling " " ; Lutescent Warbler - on our place and also up the valley (last year June 15, listed only on high slopes (Bear Creek road)); Black-Throated Gray Warbler, (one on our place, one up the Valley) Yellow Warblers ab.; Pileated W. ab., Brewer Blackbirds, a few near River Glen, W.Tanager (one near our place), Trolleycatch ab. (first time), Purple Finches ab., Linnet (a few near River Glen), Juncos ab. (a pair came to feeding table as soon as > put out food, Fed the young east of primrose bed); I spotted Towhee ab., Brown Towhee ab. - one near house singing; Siskin, several heard; Green-backed Goldfinches - mean low windmill up valley; Chipping Sparrow - two heard " " ; Song Sparrow - abundant esp. " " . 1 Tray Sprinkled River Glen As we drove home I noticed Cliff Swallows, Meadowlarks, and 4 Morning Doves (on El. lines) in Scott Valley. Heard a Creeper (Brookdale) We stopped at the Almanzo Pools where I saw two Cinnamon Teal (males) nearby and several in the distance; one male Mallard and 3 male Brantails. A few Coots were on the open water; Killdeer were making a great fuss and when J.T. got out of the car and Avocet flew in to protest. Across the pool to the north I could see a Stilt. At this date I would suppose all there are breeding there. Red-winged Blackbirds ab. Robins were not detected in Mt. mountains but were seen in the Santa Clara Valley. Enq. Sp. - in the Forms - Total 58.