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this morning and evening there were thirty or
forty twenty ducks, mostly Scamps, on the
water. This morning there were a good
many sandpipers on a marrow strip of mud
exposed near the rim the slough near the
roundhouse.
I saw four cormorants going south this
evening when approaching Alameda mole.
On the bay I saw a few Larus philadelphia,
a good many Larus californicus and oc-
casional Larus glaucescens.
April 14, 1909.
Alameda to San Francisco, California.
This morning I saw a small flock of small
shore birds flying near the mole. On the water
I saw a small flock of gulls. I expected
to see practically no ducks, but to my
surprise saw about three hundred along
the seawall and mole.
April 15, 1909.
Alameda to San Francisco, California.
This morning it was slightly foggy. I saw a
small bunch of gulls on the water near the mole.
Both this morning and evening I saw several Scanps and
one or two Olenia perspicillata. Near the roundhouse beach
this evening I saw twenty or more ducks together in the
water.
At home this evening I saw two Nycticorax nyc-
ticoras flying southeast high in the air.