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Nov.1. Still very warm. Moths fluttering about oak trees (laying eggs?)
Many crowned Sparrows singing.
Nov.3. Saw a white-throated Sparrow at the pool. No band. A choice collection of birds came for water between 9 and 9:30 a.m.: Aftermath Thrush, then the White-throated Sparrow, then a California Thrush,
and a Spotted Towhee. Still warm but not so brilliantly clear.
Nov.7. Drove to Boulder Creek. Bought the Anthony property adjoin-
ing ours. Beautiful weather.
Nov.8. Ran into rain on the way home.
Nov.9. Cloudy morning - Clear in afternoon.
Nov.10. Bird Section walked up Strawberry Canyon. Warm, clear, fresh after rain of Saturday. Saw 15 species and heard Golden-crowned Kinglet.
Nov.11. East wind during last night. Gave luncheon in honor of Prof. Nelson and spent afternoon watching Army-Navy Game in Stadium. Wind died down in afternoon. Very warm. Beautiful sunset.
Nov.12. Had breakfast at 7:15 a.m. on N.W. porch - heard Varied Thrush.
Nov.13. Rained during last night.
Nov.14. Calves shed white with frost - first time.. Drove to Boulder Creek and spent night in Anthony cottage - now ours.
Nov.15. Raining when we walked up so attended to business and then drove home.
Nov.16. Rain most of day.
Nov.17 Clearing - N.W. wind.
Nov.18. Went to Lake Merritt with Mrs. Saunders. Many pintails, baldpates, Canvas-
bucks, even Buddies, a few Buffle heads, Bluebills, Ross's Snow Geese, Canada and Hutchins. Also a European Widgeon and a pair of Cinnamon Teal - A very peculiar note from the island - reed like - from many birds. Gorgeous day.