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1927
Wrentits, Slenderbilled Nuthatches and W. Bluebirds. A robin
was seen at Orinda and Cormorants on the reservoir at
San Pablo dam. 41 species.
Yellow warblers were seen in Berkeley but no grosbeaks.
Apr. 20. juneos back of S.K. Theater
Warm spring day. W. Gnatcatchers rang in our
gaily. Have not heard them singing since Vallis's days.
Heard B.C. Knight. Found Allen Hummers nest in oak on fence backs J & K. Theater stage.
Apr. 21. Found Lutescent Warblers nest contains 5 eggs. Mother bird
did not fly until I parted the leaves which hide the nest,
thin flew to the path and pretended to be lame. Warm.
Tolmie Warbler is singing constantly from above the road - Has
perhaps
eventually been driven in this direction by the building of the
Strong's house at the end of the road. Fox Sparrow still here.
House Wren singing at Mrs Pain's house on Panoramic way - First time
I have been absolutely sure of it in Berkeley. Grosbeak singing
at sunset - first time I have heard it in Berkeley this year
Apr. 22. Hermit Thrush gave chuck-chuck call and also
plaintive note. Have not seen Fox Sparrow today.
Apr. 23. Hermit thrush singing near house about 7:30 a.m. Beautiful
day. Went to S.F. in afternoon - thousands of shore birds, esp sandpipers.
Gulls few, mostly western. And Assoc. banquet in evening.
Apr. 24. Fourth perfect day. Walked up canyon 9-10 a.m. Heard tanager.
Hermit Thrush called several times near house. In afternoon in Mrs.