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March 23, 1909.
Alameda to San Francisco, California.
This morning I saw a number of Scaup
ducks in the water off the seawall west of
Fifth Street Station.
Along the mole there were two
ducks asleep and a large number of gulls
on the sand. There were quite a few ducks
in the water - Scaups, Scoters, and two
Oedemia perspicillata. I saw a Drake Mergan-
ser serrator flying.
March 24, 1909.
Alameda to San Francisco, California.
It was low tide this morning. There were lots
of gulls on the sand near the mole; I saw
also several Scaup ducks feeding. In the water
I saw Scaup ducks, Scoters, one or two Clangula
clangula, and 1 Merganser serrator.
On the return trip I saw a good many Larus
californicus, mostly adults, and a few Larus
glanescens on the San Francisco side. Along
the mole the tide was high, and I saw a few
Scaups and Scoters.
March 25, 1909.
Alameda to San Francisco, California.
This morning there were a good many
gulls on the sand along the mole, the tide
being low. I also saw one Aristonetta valisineria