Banks 1960 Zonotrichia leucophrys 25 Apr. 2. 9 mi S, 3.7 mi E. Stewart's Point, near level, Sonoma Co. Calif. had crossed a gully - it landed atop a clump of ferns. No. 11 flushed from a pine onto a dense clump of brush, 3 ft. high. Did not go in brush, sat on top. #12 was one of 2 birds, shot from a pine. When the 2 flew a couple times, gave notes which I associate with copulation or begging (for copulation). Aq.m., #13 was a bird I had wounded this am. #14 was feeding in short, sheep-grazed grass - it wounded mate got into dense brush. #15 was in pine. 16 was in short grass, near a clump of dense brush. #17 was singing near car. Summary - In general, birds today were quiet. It is a cloudy + rainy day, & they are staying in the inside of the pines. Little singing. Not extremely abundant here - probably 20 pairs in this area of .9 x .25 miles. See journal. 11 May Berkeley - today starting to put up specimens sent by R. Robert S. Hoffman, Montana State Univ, These birds were collected in 1958-1959 in various parts of Montana and are cataloged in there localities. My numbers run from 753 upward. The birds were injected with formalin and frozen. On the journey here they partly thawed and were - frozen here for 2 weeks or so. Weight may be off some because of formalin. Correspondence covning these birds is in MV2 file, early 1960. Note: Could have only parts of those birds.