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on the water in front of the ferry slips on the San
Francisco side. One or two were young.
Ducks. Several were seen flying high in the air.
Two or three days ago I saw a flock of birds
going southward at a great height in the
air. They were in V-formation, and were
probably ducks or geese.
Cormorants. Three or four flying low
over the bay, in customary manner; body being slightly elevated.
Alameda, Seal.
At the same place on central Avenue that
I have seen them for 2 or 3 Sundays, I saw
this morning about 8 o'clock a considerable
number of Euphagus cyanocephalus. In my
back yard this afternoon I saw several
Zonotrichia leucophrys; two or three Dendroica
dundubii in not particularly high-plumage, and
one or two Astragalinus. It was very cold early
this afternoon.
December 16, 1907.
Alameda to and from San Francisco, cal.
Conditions: - Cold; overcast; no wind in particular; 9 a.m.
Along the mole there were a few ducks and
grebes and cormorants, and off a ways two or
three large compact flocks of ducks on the water.
On the bay I saw three half a dozen or so
ducks flying northward. Larus glaucescens was
abundant on the bay, adults & young following the