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very tall, and are mostly fir (?) trees. This
evening when I came home at about 6:15
I saw three or four flying about quite
high in the air and noted two of them
alight in trees; the sun was still quite
high.
August 7, 1907.
Alameda to and from San Francisco, Cal.
Conditions: Overcast in morning; Wind; moderate
temperature.
In the light near the roundhouse a number
of gulls and large shore birds were noted this
morning on the strip of sand and mud still
untouched by the water.
In the afternoon several adult Larus occi-
dentalis were seen flying about in front of the
Ferry Building. Only an occasional bird was
seen until on the on the eastern side of the
bay when two or three adult Larus heermanni
were seen, one flying westward close to the
water, and several Larus delawarensis, both adults
and young were noted on the water in com-