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When going up the mole I saw a few ducks
on the water. Both here A flock of ducks
was seen flying south, and another
north along the west coast of Alameda.
In the fight near the roundhouse
were seven Aidea herodias standing
in the shallow water with necks out
stretched in alarm as the train passed.
They were unusually close. This morning
I saw one standing in the marsh quite
close to the train.
February 14, 1909.
Alameda, California.
Several Zonotrichia leucophrys were
seen about the yard to-day; most of
them were adults.
In the straits between Alameda and
Bay Farm Island this evening I saw
three or four distant ducks.
This morning a flock of about
two hundred Euphagus cyanoccephalus
passed over southbound.
I saw two Nycticorax nycticorax flying to the
southward this evening.
February 15, 1909.
Alameda to San Francisco, California.
Along the seawall and mole a number of grebes
ducks were seen in small flocks and as stragglers.
One or two grebes (Aechmophorus occidentalis) were