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south.
Yesterday and to-day I saw a fine high-plumage
Dendroica auduboni in a peach tree in the
back yard.
March 24, 1908.
Alameda to and from San Francisco, cal.
The weather still remains pleasant, although
the wind has been rather northerly and the tem-
perature warm.
The chief ducks on the water along the mole
this morning were Scamp ducks. Larus califor-
nicus are fairly common on the sand ex-
posed near the roundhouse.
On the bay this morning and on the
piles on the San Francisco side were a few-
immature Larus glaucescens. A few gulls still
follow the steamers. Ducks are decreasing
in numbers along the mole.
March 29, 1908.
Alameda to and from San Francisco, cal.
Conditions: - Clear; northwest wind; moderate temperature.
Few ducks were noted along the mole, while on
the sand exposed by the tide there were consid-
erable numbers of gulls. A number of Larus
californicus and Larus glaucescens followed the
steamer over, the latter being all young birds.
In Stow Lake, Golden Gate Park I noted Eris-
natura jamaicensis and Spatula clypeata in ad-
dition to the ducks noted last visit.