1943 April 6 (contin.) Anne 8, explosive whistle heard twice, (quot) ab. Black Phoebe pr. at Swimming Pool. W. Flycatcher (5), Buth-tl pr., Titmouse 4, Virgin Wren very ab. 12t, Wrentit very ab. Hermit Thr. 1, Robins (in spots) (no knights), Hutton Vireo 3, Warbling V. 6, Lutecent warbler 12t?, Pal. Warbler 12t?, Aud. Warbler 2fl.? Torn.W. 1fl. Sq., Toliuis W. (1st). Purple F. ab. sq., Siskins (spots) the Goldfinch 1 (top of trail), Slatin a few, juncos low. canyon, Chickadee Sp. 1 coil edge of Bot. Bar, Brown Thrasher in many places, Sp. Tow. ab. Tong Sp. very ab. 10t, 'Norwood Rd. Resb. withatch, So many warblers e.t.c. that it sounded like an aviary. Robins come for worms April 8: Birds very ab. esp. warblers - Large flock Siskins. Rain in evening. The Nuttall Sparrow with the special song was at the north end of the Stadium at 7 p.m. The coup- lets in middle not slurried but staccato. Rain all night. April 8: A.M. Cloudy, cold. Clearing p.m.- cold wind. April 9: Clear. Chilly. Heard "chuck-chucks" of Hermit Thrush at dawn. No Fox Sparrows. A Virgin Wren sings but I hear no answering calls. W. Flycatcher near N.W. porch. Purple Finch (sq.), Siskins, Juncos heard in Trees. Mrs. Haddley reported a Grobeate in her garden. Apr.10: Warm. I could hear a Toliuis Warbler singing beyond the end of Norwood Rd. Purple Finches, And Warbler eating worms in vats, singing. Robin picks up worms on ground Brown Thrasher within hearing now. April 11 (Sunday) Sunny- At 10 A.M. I listened to the birds from our house & the end of Norwood Rd.: Flyer. W. Flycatcher, Coast Jay (3 very noisy), Buth-tl 1pr., Wrentit (1pr), Virgin Wren 1sq, Thrush 1 sq. (beyond end of road. First time this opening? Robin. Hermit Thr. ab. sq., Hutton Vireo (1sq.), Lut. W. 1sq.(Feb-21), Pal. W. 1 sq., Aud. W. fl. sq. full fl., Purple Finch ab. sq., Siskins ab. sq.,