1941 The note in parenthesis was sometimes omitted. The rise in pitch was greater than indicated with a sharp rise in the quiegle-eagle, e.g. The Lutescent Warbler was the only other bird as near as the thrush to the window. May 24 - Took Morning Daylight Train to Los Angeles. Noticed much marshy land north & south of Prunio near R.R. May 24- June 1. Birds near House (1632 Virginia Rd) Mockingbirds, Cal. Jay (p.m. nest in Deodor, feidy small young D jidge - picked up much of their food from the Lawn), Song Sparrow, Finches, Br. Black birds, Flycatcher (wood Pewee ?) Perhaps the flycatcher was a female minus a mate for > heard no distinctive call. Near by I saw Mourning Doves and heard the Song of a Wren Tit. June 2. Returned to S. Jose on Daylight then went To Boulder Creek. June 3. Spent the morning watering the garden, OSL Gray Warblers - both male & female seen - apparently gathering food for nestlings. Tanagers at dawn and later. P.b. Thrush, 4b. Goldfinch singing. Ns Olive-sided near House. June 4. Berkeley. At dawn P.b. Lutescent Warbler. Then P.b. Thrush, Tolmie Warbler, Warbling Vireo and Later Vigor Vireo. I think (from constant singing near house) the V. Vireo is nesting just east of the house. Vigor Vireos have y.q. out of the nest. Weather beautiful.