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Passer domesticus was of course in evidence.
Along the seawall and along the mole, grebes were
very common, also a few ducks. There were a good many
gulls and two loons off the mole. Just before the
boat left a cormorant alighted on an outlying
pile.
Larus californicus and Larus delawarensis
were very common. A pair of ducks passed to the
south, flying very low over the water. Four or five
passed to the north.
San Francisco, Cal. to Alameda, Cal.
5:15 P.M. to 5:45 P.M.
Conditions:- Clear; light wind; warm,
Larus californicus and Larus delawarensis
were both common on the trip across. Near the
roundhouse I saw half a dozen Ardea herodias
OCT 20 1954
Bay and marsh adjacent to Alameda, Cal.
6:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M.
Conditions:- Warm becoming hot; practically no
wind; clear.