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out, keeping the birds in a turmoil.
I saw only one hawk. This bird hovered for
quite a while over the marsh, and finally made
a big swoop to earth and did not appear again until a few minutes had elapsed.
At home Passer domesticus was abundant,
feeding sheep fly on some manure piles. There were
3 or 4 Astragalines on a cosmos bush.
Hunters report having seen a flock of about a dozen
white geese in San Leandro Bay.
NOV 25 1904
Alameda, Cal. (San Leandro Bay and straits.)
7:00 A. M. to 11:15 A. M.
Conditions:- Warm; clear; no wind.
In San Leandro Bay I saw the following birds:
Columbus auritus. Shot one. A few grebes.
Gulls. A few large gulls sailed lazily about.
Larus philadelphia was fairly common.
Aythya affinis. A few. ? Both of these
Eriornatura jamaicensis. Common. } species were shot
by first running them down.