Crowley 1942 June 4 357 Buena Vista Ave, San Francisco City and Co., Calif. Keely. En route from Modesto we saw Brewer's Blackbird, Mourning Dove, Sparrow Hawks, a Western Kingbird, English Sparrow, Meadowlarks, a pair of Mourning Doves flying rapidly over the grain fields, a number of American Egrets in a glough of the San Joaquin R., a Black Phoebe carrying material to a nest, another Killdeer, Calif. Junoal, Redwing Blackbird, Hartley. At one of the points where the San Joaquin R. crosses the road, we saw many Cliff Swallows. Meadowlarks continued to be abundant, and another Turkey Buzzard was seen.) Mrs. Grunnell pointed out the view of Mt. Diablo - 2 peaks - from outside Tracy. At the Alameda Co., Calif. line, we saw Ground Squirrel on a fence post set in a field of Calif. Poppies. At 1:00 P.M. we stopped at Walnut Creek for lunch. Then took road through Clare- mont Canyon to Mrs. Grunnell's apt. After removing the first layer of camp life, Marie and I returned to San Francisco, got home at 4:20 P.M. Weather warm in midday. Cold morning and foggy at night.