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Purple Martin, Hermit Thrush, Black-throated Gray Warbler.
W. Tanager near my college. Grosbeak principal singer at dawn
Birds not abundant yet. Yellow Warblers heard.
May 26. Berkeley - Beautiful day.
May 27. Hot. 85° in San Francisco. No gulls following
any of the boats. Perhaps 100 on the water - breezy.
May 28: Cooler with fog in late afternoon.
May 29. Went to Boulder Creek - Hot at Saratoga.
Eugene works on the grade. Many birds at Congress
Springs. Ash-thr. Flycatcher, House Wren, Cassin Vireo, Song Sp.,
Bushtits, Gold finches, Grosbeak etc.
May 30. Beautiful day. Saw my first pair of quail on
the place. Began enlarging front porch -
May 31. Cooler. A chat came into lilacs near B.P.
Ceanothus
about 8 a.m. Sang all day - First I have heard in region.
Hermit Thrush across river on slope of Mt. Tamalpais.
June 1. No Chat. Left for Berkeley at 2:30 p.m.
June 2. High fog all morning. Sunny but chilly wind from
Violet Warbler singing again.
June 5, & 7, 8. Boulder Creek - very warm. Fog over ocean. Heard Tanager.
along way out at Berkeley. Black-thr. Gray W. still singing.
Ash-Throated Flycatcher near college - Heard no Olive-sided there.
Berkeley- June 9. Fog until 10:30 a.m. Thrusher singing after several weeks
silence. Violet W. & Lululeunt heard. 2 Song Sp. sing constantly.
A pair of quail brought a brood of five little ones to pool -first
seen this year. Jays still about with their family of young.
A great squabbling was heard above the pool. As I went out on
the porch a jay flew toward me chasing a wrentit which flew
under the porch. Wrentits did much scolding. Later wren-
tits above the banks across the road were squabbling - jay flew out;