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On the San Francisco side in the afternoon two or
three adult Larus occidentalis were observed.
On Franklin St., S.F. I saw a young Passer do-
esticus, but shortly from the nest, begging its
mother to feed it.
May 29, 1907.
Alameda to and from San Francisco, Cal.
Conditions:-- Moderate temperature; NW wind; clear.
In the morning I noted only one gull
on the broad expanse of mud and sand be-
side the mole.
In the evening on the San Francisco side I
saw one or two each of immature Larus cali for-
nicus, and adult Larus occidentalis.
May 30, 1907.
San Leandro Bay, Alameda Co., Cal.
Conditions:-- Warm; NW wind sprung up about
7:00 A.M. and increasing; overcast most of morn-
ing. Forenoon. Low tide
Birds were very scarce. None seen in Da-
mou's Slough. A number on the mud flats
of the Bay proper and of San Leandro Slough.
S.F.