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16.
This morning there were several flocks
of ducks on the water along the seawall and
mole. While going out the mole I saw
two cormorants flying westward.
On the bay Larus californicus and
Larus glaucescens followed the steamer in
equal proportions, all of the former
being adults, however.
San Francisco to Alameda, California.
This evening when crossing the bay the
usual Larus californicus and Larus glauces-
cens were seen. When fairly close to
Alameda mole, a dozen lots passed
in front of us south bound flying close to
the water.
Along the mole I saw two or three
good-sized flocks of ducks on the water;
they appeared to be mostly scoters.
February 7, 1909.
Alameda, California.
I saw one or two Zonotrichia leucophrys
in the yard.
February 8, 1909.
Alameda to San Francisco, California. A. M.
Along the mole I saw three or four
good sized flocks of ducks on the water.
Drove inside the steamer. I noted a
number of gulls sailing over a passing steamer.
San Francisco to Alameda, California. J. P. M,