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Feb. 5, 1908.
Conditions:- Overcast in morning; moderate
Temperature; light winds.
Along the aside this morning were
a good many ducks close in, "sisters"
small bunches of Scamp Ducks and an oc-
casional Clangula clangula being seen.
Some dived, none flew. Off at a distance
there was a very large flock on the water.
Several small grebes and a loon were also
noted on the water.
On the exposed sand a small bunch
of sandpipers were noted.
Gulls (Larus glaucuscens and Larus
californicus) followed the steamer as
usual on the trip across.
This evening the two above species
and several Larus canus or Larus brachy-
rhynchus were seen as usual in front of
the Ferry Bldg. No gulls were noted
flying over the city, although I did not
keep an especial lookout on the way to
the ferry.
(While east of Goat Island this evening
a loon and a bunch of several Scamp Ducks,
apparently Fuligula marila, passed to
the southward. Two Scamp Ducks were
seen going northward.