In the evening Larus californicus was very common; Larus glance scens, common; Larus argentatus, probably two or three; Larus occidentalis, a few. Gulls were very common along the mole; all were circling about; the tide was high. While west of Goat Island we came across an ank of some kind; it was too small to be a murre. When off the mole four scaup ducks passed us going north. MAR 16 1905 Alameda, cal. to and from San Francisco, cal. 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M. and 5:15 P.M. to 5:45 P.M. Conditions: More or less stormy all day. Ducks were common along the mole both in the morning and evening — they appeared to be mostly scooters and blue- bills. The following gulls were seen: Larus glance scens, a few. Larus occidentalis, four or three. Larus argentatus (?) two. Larus californicus, common. I saw three pelicans (Pelecanus californicus) off the ferry slip in the evening and three on the water (near the lighthouse) on the Alameda side. MAR 18 1905 Alameda, cal. to and from San Francisco, cal. Conditions: Stormy both yesterday and to-day. Ducks are fairly common along the mole. Hundreds of gulls are seen here on the sand at low tide. This even- ing I saw an Uria troile beside the (mole). I have seen thr