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Transcription
1926
Later alighted on James' hand in the same way - Alt also
from a walnut which had been cracked and hung from
the tree on a string. Left Mrs. Kibbe with Miss Burnough,
and drove on home, which we reached at 6:15 p.m.
Partly foggy at Mt. Hermon. Clear and warm at Los Galos, cold
and foggy from Alvarado to Berkeley -
Aug.29. Cool - high fog and a little mist. Saw Tanagers
in my garden - Heard Thrush - Spotted Towhee with left
foot banded still comes to table. Three Song Sparrows at
drinking fountain -
Aug.30. Spotted Towhee with right foot banded seen on table. 25 bird that
was killed was probably a young bird. Warm. Aug. 31 + Sept. 1 warm.
Sept 2. Cooler. Mrs. Bogle reported five Black-throated Gray Warblers
in Claremont Canyon.
Sept 3,4. Foggy mornings - Many Tanagers, eating coffee berries - Saw six
at one time. All in green plumage. Saw R-b. Thrushes - Goldfinches
and Song Sparrows singing. Poison's cats (feral?)
Sept. 6. A Black-headed Grosbeak near the house - Also Tanagers and
Robins. More birds singing - Foggy -
Sept. 7. Eng. Sparrows in large flock singing (?) in bushes
near steps on Panoramic Way - Cool - foggy -
Sept. 20. Intermediate Sparrows singing on hillside above us.
A few Tanagers still about. Beautiful weather -
Sept. 26. Put up singing. Several Rust-b. Thrushes at dawn. Beautiful day -