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1941
Aug. 19 (Cortin). Barn Swallows numerous. No Cliff
Swallows seen, Two Clapper Rails seen.
Aug. 20. Berkeley. Light rain. Cloudy all day.
Aug. 24. Boulder Birds very silent. No Brown Thrushes
seen. Bushtits in small flock, Flicker heard.
50t
Aug. 26. Berkeley. A large flock of Bushtits went
through the trees and bathed in the pool -
Juncos 30t with them but were not seen
bathing. A Black-headed Grosbeak called
several times - probably found ripe berries
east of house. A pair of titmice stopped
yesterday at the flicker box, and scolded -
perhaps a Screech Owl roosts there in
the daytime. Clear, warm day.
Aug. 30. Boulder Creek. A Rusty-backed Thrush was
whistling near the cottage - Now heard
The two Br. Thrushes have feathers
since the end of July, of all lengths in this. Eats.
Dumbarton Bridge: Faintails 50t, W. Pelicans 200t
Aug. 31. A few, Cormorants (Fort) 100s - Willets,
Bobolinks, Godwits (a few), Sandpipers (a few), N. Phal-
anopes 100s, (No Grebes) Fowl Terus, 1 Caspian
Mt. View Marsh: Fewer birds than I expected but
high tide was only 4.2 so perhaps they had been
feeding for sometime before we arrived. Saw
Rb. Plush (very few in 3, plumage) - heard many more
than we saw. H. Curlews, Ltr. Curlews, (Yellowlegs,
Willets, Sandpipers (Least), Godwits (a few). Many
were resting in the high grasses - hard to see.