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the pine barrens. saw a few cypress trees - a few palmettos, lots of real spanish moss on the trees. A beautiful Campanulate bright yellow faintly scented yellow flower - big as a thimble or larger on a bush or semi climber. Maybe jasmine but looks entirely different. Also a beautiful lily like flower - as large as a Mt Hood lily on short stems - each solitary 10 inches - a few long grassy leaves - might be close to [[croponia?]].
Saw two [[underlined]]pillated Woodpeckers[[/underlined]] lots of [[underlined]]cardinals, bluebirds, robins, [[snochers?]][[/underlined]] and lots of [[underlined]]sparrows[[/underlined]] - including [[underlined]]song [[/underlined]] & [[underlined]]juncos[[/underlined]] Many not recognized. We traveled most of the day in long leafed pine barrens - crossing numerous streams Homes squalid - & unkempt. Savannah is smelly but picturesque - cobblestones - on the streets. 
We broke the brace on the trunk & had to stop here to repair it. So fell down on milage today. Arrived at 430PM.
Mar 21,1933.
Left Savannah at 900 AM arr Jacksonville at 400 PM. Thru a maze of pine barrens compacted with an ever increasing cover of palmetto, saw in birds the following [[underlined]]Little Blue Heron[[/underlined]] & [[underlined]] Snowy Egret[[/underlined]] at Brunswick Ga. and [[underlined]]Parula warblers [[/underlined]] near there when we stopped so Leo could take a photo of the Spanish moss festoons that hung from an avenue of live oaks. Saw also some [[underlined]]grackles[[/underlined]] around Jacksonville which looked like boattails. Saw [[underlined]]Blue gray Gnatcatchers, Florida Cardinal [[/underlined]]