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Anthony says hundreds of ink-black Petrels dashed past him with batlike flight or emerged from their burrows, emitted loud weird calls, flopt along the ground like old felt hats and took wing. The night air was filled with cries of birds in flight and the answering notes of those on the ground suggested a busy city street.
Pacific coast from central California south.