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264. Tringa canutus & Alameda, Cal., MAY - 6 1905; C.A.S. No. 24556
265 Symphemia semipalmata ♀
266 Pelidna alpina ♀
267
MAY 13 1905
Mrs. Beck went hunting Monday, Wednesday, and
to-day:- He obtained the following species:
Aythya marila
affinis. One Monday.
Phalaropus lobatus. Five from pools in marsh on
Wednesday
Macronhamphus griseus. A few
Tringa canutus. Common. 24 to-day. He found
them in the deep San Leandro slough and most in
Mebrose.
Pedidna alpina. A few;
Symphemia semipalmata.
Limosa fedoa.
Squatarola squatarola. None to-day.
MAY 20 1905
During the past week Larus californicus has
been quite common on the bay; they do not
follow the ferry steamers, however. A few Larus
occidentalis may be seen occasionally, while
Larus philadelphia is fairly common at times.
Two or three seoters may be seen along the mole,
while yesterday I saw two Aythya marila near
Goat Island.
MAY 23 1905