Banks 1958 2. Zantrichia leucophrys June 20 Near Bolias, 200 ft Mari G. Cady, - contd. - pasture. Then the 3 birds flew across the road to a row of Eucalyptus; this bird was shot from one of these trees Which Bacharas lining the fence now. The second bird (336) was sitting in the dead top of a 5-ft. Baccharis, in a large clump of Baccharis, Palos, & Rhus, in a meadow. There was another bird, probably the mate, but could not get it. All through the area, in the coastal scrub, white-crowns are common and often heard singing. Both the birds detailed tonight had some fat. June 21 In the same general area this afternoon, the road leading to Palmari Nursery. The area is mainly pasture, with large clumps of brush as described above. The birds are very many and hard to get; got one 1st year bird out of a flock of 6 or 8, in a weedy area between two dried fields. Saw one bird carrying food. rest. Saw fully grown young of the year, and from behavior judge they are on a second (a late) brood. They seem to be in groups, or very close territories. Some were in fields of cut hay, in these brushy areas I also found Thryomanes benichi, Oplebona verlescens, Melospiza melodia, Chamosa fasciata, and one flock of Psaltriparus. In the fields were Sturnella neglecta, and Azelais phoenicea.