1948 Toxostoma redivivum Nov. 21 Upper Mahuke Ranch, 7 mi. 5 & 1+ mi W. of Delseyville, Lake Co., Calif. One bird in chaparral above ranch buildings was whisper-singing in mid. PM. Another heard calling (loud "p-lick"). 1949 Feb. 22 Arroyo Mocho Canyon, Alameda Co., Calif. 2 flew across road & into a patch of brush below the ". The general vicinity was much more open (grazed) than normal for this species. Mar. 6 Keithley Ranch, 3 mi. S. of Lakeport Lake Co., Calif. In the chamise & ceanothus chaparral here (at about 'alt.') this is the only species in song. They are obviously already on territory — as many as 3 songs heard from different directions at a time and all are singing steadily (11-12 AM). On the crest of the ridge E of Scott Creek there were 3 singing birds about 50 ft. (between A & B) and 150 ft. (B to C) apart, each on a separate slope. A silent after we forced him to here.