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18.
Jan. 30, 1908.
Alameda to and from San Francisco, cal.
conditions:- Moderate temperature; clear; light or mo
wind; usual hours.
Larus glancescens and Larus californicus
were the same as usual. Both yesterday and
to-day the one or two of the former were noted on
the lower deck of the steamer in the evening,
and this evening an immature bird of the
latter species alighted on a boat davit.
Ducks were noted as usual along the
mole.
This morning four ducks low down and
two cormorants high up were passing north-
west. This evening one or two ducks were
noted proceeding South, while when east
of Goat Island 8 or 10 loons in very loose
formation (hardly a formation at all, merely
happened together) passed southeast high
in the air.
Jan. 31, 1908.
Alameda to San Francisco, cal.
conditions:- Southerly wind; cool; overcast.
Ducks were not as abundant along the
mole as usual, but those that were there
were quite close in. several
This evening I saw gulls going westward
over the city, both at the Ferry and at Lough
and California sts.