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Practically no shore birds were seen passing back
and forth to and from the bay, save a few sandpipers.
In the afternoon between 3 o'clock and 5 o'clock
I was out. I did not fire a shot. Outside the Island
bridge there were a few grebes and scoters. A few
sandpipers passed. The water was like glass. Tide low.
In San Leandro Bay, I saw four terns, probably Sterna forsteri; one Ardea herodias and a
few sandpipers. I did not, however, go up either
of the two shallow sloughs. I was near Melrose
however, and saw no large shore birds, only
a few sandpipers
OCT 21 1904
Alameda, Cal. to San Francisco, Cal.
7:00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M.
Conditions: - Clear; warm; light wind.
Along the seawall and mole I saw a good
many grebes and ducks. I also saw three cor-
morants in the water. On the bay I saw 7 Fulig
americana on the water. 9 ducks passed to the north
Larus californicus & Larus delawarensis were common.