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March 24, 1936 after getting fellows car out of way. He had locked it & set brakes and blocked our exit. Drove to Pea Island ferrying across the Oregon Inlet. saw quite a few birds Great Black backed Gull 8-10. some within 20 yards. Herring Gull. very abundant Ring billed Gull common Bonapartes Gull quite a few Laughing Gull few Gannet six or eight Red breasted Merganser. several thousand around Oregon inlet greatest congregation I ever saw of any merganser Black Ducks scattered pairs Canada Goose several thousand. Baldpate 4 Bufflehead 2 Brown Pelican 2 Black bellied Plover few Red backed Sandpiper few Sanderling few Yellowlegs few Piping Plover 1 Meadowlark 6-8 Boat tailed Grackle 6. Saw practically no land birds & didn't have time to hunt for them. Met Walker the new warden who seems very nice & Burtch at Washington where we arrived at 800 PM.