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Alameda, bal.
Sterna forsteri. About forty.
Barpodacus mexicanus. Four.
Astragalinus psaltria. Two.
Passer domesticus. Abundant.
MAY - 1 1904
Alameda, bal.
Larus philadelphia. I saw a few near Bay Farm Island.
I have seen them for the last week near Goat Island. There
I saw two with mottled heads.
Sterna forsteri. Quite abundant. I shot one with a
gray head. I saw them standing on the stakes and on
the mud.
Excunetes pusillus. I saw two or three thousand in one
flock, from which I obtained twenty-five with one charge
of number six shot.
Passer domesticus. Abundant.
Larus glaucescens.
Larus occidentalis.
Larus californicus.
Numenius hudsonicus.
Euphagus cyanocephalus.
MAY - 4 1904
Alameda, bal.
Proctopus nigricollis. In very high plumage.
Larus californicus.
Larus philadelphia.
Sterna forsteri
Odemia deglandi