1943 April 28. Rain's hard last night. Cloudy, warm, no rain. Lady Birds walked up Strawberry Canyon, returns by trail to Eas of Panoramic Way. 1 Redtail (below Pan.W.) Ravil (spr) opp. dairy below Can. Rd., Anna H. (Ham.Cam.), Rufous H. P. below trail, W. Fly. ab., Coast Jay ab. upper Str. Cam., Calif. Jay ab., quiet; Blackbirds many pairs; 1 Red br. Nuthatch, Wren-T. ab.; Vagoo Wren ab.-2 House Wren, Thrasher 2 heard - one in deodar singing; Redtail. 6. Thrush 2 heard, whihle, Robin, Cedar Waxwing off. S. of Stadium, Warbling Vireo ab., 1 Cassin's s. of Bot. Gar., 1 Hutton Vireo near trail, Let. W. ab. 2 Yellow W., / Black Thry. W. near Swim. pool, Toliwic W. ab.; Pil. W. ab. (Auds. or Myrtle W.? heard S. of Bot. Gar.), Grosbeak ab., Calif. Par.Thril ab., Linnet serial, Sustin afead; Spotted Towhee, ( one near Swim Pool called like Oriole), Brown Towheab,, Junco ab., Song Sp. very ab. Apr. 30. Beautiful warm weather. Many birds singing. While I washed windows a.m. I heard Bewick Wren, Lutescent Warbler, Toliwic Warbler, Thrasher constantly- Hutton Vireo, Bush-Tits, Junco occasionally. May 1. Ditto. A pair of Juncos came to the Abalone shell for seeds. Scolded a cat that came across below the house. May 2. At 5:20 (war time) a Toliwic Warbler sang repeatedly half an hour before the Spotted Towhee, Bewick Wren & Lutescent Warbler began under my window. A Pursett-backed Thrush was whistling, no song. At 7:30 a.m., a full plumed male Tanager was in the oak east of house, J.T.A. heard a Red br. Nuthatch in canyon below. Cloudy a.m.- Not p.m.