Cowgell 1950 Vireo gilvus 3 June 28 (cont'd) veered about erratically, and a moment later Dr. Joel Gustafson, who occupies the 3rd floor room at the E. end called to me a gave me the 2 birds which had crashed into the glass pane of the door of his room facing the porch. Both were dead, having apparently flown into the glass be- cause of reflection of the outside view therein. I prepared one (my cat. # 147), which proved to be a ♂, and Geo. Treichel did the other, which was a ♀. There are still 3+ other singing ♂'s in or near willow thickets of the 20+-acre "Cowgell meadow" near the lodge. June 29. Bird on nest described on June 17. July 3. The nest described above on June 17 today held a bird, apparently incubating, and another sang nearby in the edge of the forest & willows. July 4 } D.E. end Lake Van Norden, 6800 ft. Placer Co. Calif. - 2+ singing July 6 } from willow thickets (now fully leafed out) along wetter parts of meadow - forest border. July 7 Yuba Pass, 5800 ft. Nevada Co. Calif. - 1 singing from small thicket of willows at end of small pond otherwise sur- rounded by conifer forest. also 1 seen at Bear Valley a few mi. W of here (see June 23 note). July 8 Cisco Grove, 5650 ft. (see above) - of 3 seen in late a.m., only 1 sang. July 10 Truckee River, 5600 ft. Nevada Co. Calif. - 1 heard singing in 50-100 ft. will strip of willow thicket which borders th stream here m, amid Jeffrey pine & sagebrush forest. July 11 6300 ft; 2½ mi. W, 3½ mi. S Donner Pass, Placer Co. Calif. - 2 singing (early a.m.) from scattered small black oaks in mountain chaparral area on S. facing slope