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two or three niches long and also of grass. As
I climbed, up to the nest the female flew
out.
April 29, 1907.
Alameda to end from San Francisco, Cal.
Conditions: - Moderate temperature; NW wind; clear.
In the morning there were a good many
Numenius hudsonicus on the marsh W of 1st St.
There were also a good many shore birds and
gulls on the extra large expanse of mud and
sand exposed. Two duckson sand.
On the bay in the evening gulls were abundant - Larus glaucescens, Larus californicus, and Larus philadelphia. The last-
named pick up things much more gracefully
and with a great deal less effort than the other
two species. Two or three adult Larus occidentalis seen. A Stercorarius with central rectrices longer than others was seen flying close
of the water. Block of 10 ducks going north
close to water. Block a dozen curlew doing same
high up. Both off Goat Island: Very large