29 Sept. 25. Took the City Club Beginners to Strawberry Canyon. Birds were very abundant - They saw the Song Sparrow, Quail, Slender-billed Nuthatch, Bushtit, Wrentit, Brown Towhee, Calif. Jay, Flicker, Townsend Warbler, Lutescent Warbler, Yellow Warbler. Hutton Buns, Vegas Whin Black Phoebe and Bluebird (5). No Crowned Sparrows seen. Heard Golden-crow once. Coffee Berry bushes and Elderberries have no fruit. Too dry. Hot. Sept. 26. Boulder Creek. Not many birds. Nights cold. Warm day. A flock of junicos; a flock of quail; large flock of sparrows (sp?) in Winchell field (possibly goldfinches); a Kingfisher, a Russet backed Thrush and a Western Flycatcher, Coast Jays, Bushtits. Sept. 27. Heard Tanagers and Creepers. On way to Berkeley saw Gambel(?) Sparrows near Santa Clara and at Mission dan Jose. Clear. Cool north breeze. Sept. 1. Carpenters began work on the Boulder Creek Cottage. Very warm. Oct. 2. Advanced Class of City Club in Strawberry Canyon - Slender-billed Nuthatch, Townsend Warbler, (Gambel?) Sparrow and a Western Flycatcher and Lutescent Warblers beside the common permanent residents. Oct. 3. Fox Sparrow at the bird pool. Hermit Thrush heard. Oct. 4 Hermit Thrushes at the pool. Oct. 5, 6. Golden-crowned Kinglets heard at noontime. Many flickers about - two fighting on the pavement. Heard Audobon Warbler near Milpitas. Oct. 7. Varied Thrush singing near house. A banded ``` ```json {"text": "29\nSept. 25. Took the City Club Beginners to Strawberry Canyon.\nBirds were very abundant - They saw the Song Sparrow,\nQuail, Slender-billed Nuthatch, Bushtit, Wrentit,\nBrown Towhee, Calif. Jay, Flicker, Townsend Warbler,\nLutescent Warbler, Yellow Warbler. Hutton Buns, Vegas Whin\nBlack Phoebe and Bluebird (5). No Crowned Sparrows\nseen. Heard golden-crow once. Coffee Berry\nbushes and Elderberries have no fruit. Too dry.\nHot.\nSept. 26. Boulder Creek. Not many birds. Nights cold.\nWarm day. A flock of junicos; a flock of quail; large\nflock of sparrows (sp?) in Winchell field (possibly\ngoldfinches); a Kingfisher, a Russet backed Thrush and\na Western Flycatcher, Coast Jays, Bushtits\nSept. 27. Heard Tanagers and Creepers. On way to Berkeley\nsaw (Gambel?) Sparrows near Santa Clara and at Mission\nSan Jose. Clear. Cool north breeze.\nSept. 1. Carpenters began work on the Boulder Creek\nCottage. Very warm.\nOct. 2. Advanced Class of City Club in Strawberry\nCanyon - Slender-billed Nuthatch, Townsend Warbler,\n(Gambel?) Sparrow and a Western Flycatcher and\nLutescent Warblers beside the common permanent\nresidents:\nOct. 3. Fox Sparrow at the bird pool. Hermit Thrush heard\nOct. 4 [illegible] Hermit Thrushes at the pool.\nOct. 5, 6. Golden-crowned Kinglets heard at noontime\nMany flickers about - two fighting on the pavement\nHeard Audobon Warbler near Milpitas\nOct. 7. Varied Thrush singing near house. A banded"}