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MAY 15 1904
Alameda, bal. to San Francisco, bal.
No large shore birds were seen on the road to the
City, while Larus philadelphia was quite scarce.
MAY 16 1904
Alameda, Cal.
No curlew or sandpipers were seen.
MAY 17 1904
Alameda, bal.
Larus philadelphia is quite numerous to-day, while
Larus glaucescens seems to have disappeared.
MAY 23 1904
Alameda, bal.
Saw no Limicolae to-day; while Larus philadelphia
is becoming quite scarce. Few Larus glaucescens have
been seen in the last week.
MAY 24 1904
Alameda, bal.
No Limicolae were seen, nor were any Larus glauces-
cens or Larus philadelphia.
MAY 25 1904
San Francisco, Cal. (Bay water front.)
This evening I observed a number of Phalaropus
on the water off the ferry slips.
MAY 29 1904
Alameda, bal.
I found a wounded Phalaropus lobatus on the
marsh. No other Limicolae were seen. Terns have not been
seen since the 9th of May. I also saw Larus occidenta-