Nov. 21, 1907. Alameda to San Francisco, Cal. Conditions: - Slightly foggy in east Alameda; hazy on bay; cool; wind to speak 8; 8:00 @ N, Drode inside the steamer all of the way over. On the piles on the San Francisco side saw two or three young Larus glauciscens. On the piles south of the ferry ship at Alameda mole there were a dozen or so large gulls which looked like young Larus glauciscens. Along the mole road only two gulls, both flying; tide high. Along the seawall west of 5th St. several ducks flew up which looked to me to be Lcharitonetta albeola; one or two small grebes were also seen. Along the mole one or two Clangula clangula were seen, and also several ducks and small grebes which dived as the train passed. and birds are seen flying along the mole almost every day, usually hardward. Nov. 22, 1907.