J. Rodgers -1938-1939 Itineraries, etc (General) Oct.16/1938 2019 Vine St., Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. 4-6 Western Bluebirds flying over. Jan 19, 1939 Campus and Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, Calif. Near the Greek Theater, I saw a very large flock of Bushtit (about 150 birds). I have seen flocks of 6 to 10 birds earlier this winter, but this is the largest yet by far. Jan 24, 1939 Say Rhoebe hunting from Cornice 7 Life Science Building, U.S. Campus. Frank Richardson says he has seen one at the north end of the museum during the past ten days. Jan.28,1939 Strawberry Canyon, U.S. Campus, Berkeley, Calif. The striking features of this trip follow: 1. no Andulon Warblers reported 2. many Ruby-crowned Kinglets. The Ford. 113 class watched them foraging within a radius of 150 feet of them for several minutes, and observed at least 12 others during the 4 hr. walk. 3. only 1 small flock of Brook-tits. 4. no Cedar Waxwings 5. 3 or 4 Townsend Warblers - 99D 8. 99E 137a pp. 100-137 4 M.V.Z. records (Pam. Mita)