February 22, 1936 35. Chuck"ing back under the brush and in case a two where the yard was full of trees and brush. Spotted Towlees were heard giving their cat call back under the trees & brush and in one case a Spotted Towlee was heard singing while perched 10 feet up on a branch of a cedar tree. As I entered the canyon on Canyon Road the Rid Oak covered, cool, north slope with its much undulnous yielded scolding notes of a Wren-tit. These and song of the Wren-tit were heard all along as I hiked up the N. facing slope after leaving the road at the swimming pool. At the swimming pool I watched the Black Phoebe. I don't know