J. Rodgers. 96 2 Birdnote) seasonal significants June 26, 1937 V.C. Campus, Berkeley, Calif. On two day I saw a group 3 or 4 Plain Titmouses with mother, pies SW (J. S. B. Thocareth First) have seen in about a month. I had presumed that they have not nesting at the campus but this may have been a family & may have nests somewhere around Edwards Field; A pair / the campus I have not matched carefully. June 29, 1937 V.C. Campus, Berkeley Plain Titmouses again. Also a pair) Drury Woodpeckers. June 30, 1937 1709 Shields St., Berkeley Joyce commented that during the last few days the birds have been becoming tamer as evidenced by their coming to the tray often. Maybe young birds & maybe the the number of nests diminishing elsewhere July 1, 1937 V.C. Campus. During the past 3 weeks Brush Tit have been seen commonly in small flocks (5-8 birds). Once a flock of 15 n/2.