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Tern sp.
# Obs. = 72
Stern" of the Common/Arctic type were observed heading south in all
non-Grid areas save the short section south of San Francisco.
Common Murre
# Obs. = 100
Rhinoceros Auklet
# Obs. = 3
Pigeon Guillemot
# Obs. - ca. 10
Alcids were regularly seen on the water on the 22nd. Murrers,
probably from the Farralons, were in partial to full winter plumage.
Mourning Dove
# Obs. = 42
A large flock of 26 birds was present on the helicopter deck at sun-
rise of the 12th.
Tanager sp.
# Obs. = 1
An orange-red Tanager was shot but lost overboard on the morning of
the 12th. It was noted as being more orange/vermillion than normal sum-
mer or hepatic.
Ash-throated Flycatcher
# Obs. = 1
Empidonax sp.
# Obs. = 2
MacGillivray's Warbler
# Obs. = 1
Wilson's Warbler
# Obs. = 1
Yellowthroat
# Obs. = 1
Warbler sp.
# Obs. = 3
White-crowned Sparrow
# Obs. = 1
Chipping Sparrow
# Obs. = 1
Passerine sp.
# Obs. = 2
Stray landbird migrants were recorded when fairly close to land
on the 12th and 22nd.