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Grebies have been common along the mole; a few
coasters have been seen occasionally on the bay and
one morning three cormorants. Larus californi-
cus, very common; a few Larus delawarensis
seen. On the sand at the pond house there
were about fifty gulls this morning.
Yesterday at about noon time I saw
three or four warblers in a peach tree in the
back yard; Passer domesticus has of course
been abundant.
NOV 10 1904
San Leandro's Bay and south shore of Alameda, bal.
6:30 A.M. to 10:30 A.M.
Conditions:- clear; moderate temperature; nowind:
Near Melrose Slough I saw 2 or 3 large gulls,
2 or 3 terns; about 30 Squatarola squatarola.
Cremetes occidentalis & Pelidna alpina were
abundant. A few Actodromas minutilla
were seen. I saw one or two Ardea herodias,
one Nycticorax nycticorax, and one cormorant.
Here outside also I saw a Columbys migricolor