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The nine sightings of various "lost" landbirds were mostly in the
eastern sections. After the fall migration period is over these interesting
landbird records will be discussed more carefully.
Marine Mammals
Species # Date Time Lat. Long. Remarks
Balaenoptera 1 12 1842 34°59'N; 122°19'W (Spout described) moving
south
Dolphin/Porpoise 1+? 13 0659 34°55'N; 124°31'W "Never a good look"
Porpoise ? 13 0818 34°54'N; 124°48'W Rep. by bridge
Whale ? 13 0926 34°53'N; 125°01'W Rep. by bridge
Delphinus 5 13 1342 34°58'W; 125°47'W Heading west
Porpoise 12± 4 14 0954 34°10'N; 124°16'W Delphinus? Heading SE
Porpoise 8± 2 16 0817 33°17'N; 126°20'W Delphinus?
Sperm Whale 4+ 16 1230 32°41'N; 126°25'W Blows, flukes & sounded
Porpoise ca200 16 1600 32°30'N; 126°01'W Delphinus? Heading NW
Whales 2+ 17 0720 32°27'N; 123°06'W Sperm?
Delphinus 35± 17 0812 32°27'N; 122°56'W
Delphinus 6-8 17 1012 32°28'N; 122°31'W
Delphinus 25± 5 17 1115 32°29'N; 122°20'W Moving north
Delphinus 10 17 1128 32°29'N; 122°18'W Moving north
Delphinus 22± 4 17 1132 32°29'N; 122°17'W
Whale 1 17 1520 32°26'N; 121°33'W
Whale 2 17 1630 32°25'N; 121°20'W Humpback?
Whale 1 17 1655 32°25'N; 121°15'W Humpback?
Sperm Whale 6 20 1250 31°45'N; 121°53'W Calf seen
Whale 1 21 0830 34°24'N; 122°50'W Pseudorca?
Delphinus 15+ 21 0802 34°24'N; 122°50'W