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Coggswell
1949
Journal
12.
Feb. 13. Castro Point, Contra Costa Co., via Ferry to point
& Easterly from San Quentin, Marin Co., Calif. on
the ferry from about 0800-0815. Weather
clear & cool, water moderately rough.
Several seals (Phoca richardii?) were seen,
Birds were scarce compared to our Dec. 18, 1948
trip here at about the same time of day:
Lavia (immer-?) - 1
Uachmophorus occidentalis - 10+
sythyra marila - 5+
oxyura jamaicensis many near
N. Shore
mergus serrator 3+?
24
squatarola squarula - 1
Sarus glauceosus - many
" occidentalis - "
californicus - "
delawarensis - scarce
canus - " ?
- also (on Castro Rocks) - about 5 or 6
Bhalerscorax, presumably penicillatus.
- Point Reyes vicinity, Marin Co., Calif.
about 9:45 A.M., with Robert W. Storer, Seth
Bailey, Gordon Gallion, & Bessie & Denis Coggswell,
I arrived (in Gallion's car) at the head of Drake's
Estero; and we all began a search of the
region from there to the Point for the
Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) which Gallion had
seen here last Tuesday. [See species account
for Starling records] and for relationship
of cattle ranchers here to possibility
of any field work]. The habitat of
most of the area along the road is