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April 1, 1936 (cont) and watched a few [[checkmark]] Brown [[underlined]] Pelicans [[/underlined]] fishing. It was fascinating to watch them shoot there head forward, twist their wings & plunge like a dart into the water. The bay was full of small fishes and the clumsy looking but really expert fisherman was having a grand time. Also saw during day. [[checkmark]] 1. Wood Ibis (about 100) my first [[checkmark]] 2. Little Blue Heron 20. first good look at a lot of them [[checkmark]] 3. Snowy Heron (several) [[checkmark]] 4. Egret several [[checkmark]] 5. Wards Heron 2 [[checkmark]] 6. Great Blue Heron (1) M [[checkmark]] 7. Royal Tern 2 [[checkmark]] 8. Black bellied Plover (2) [[checkmark]] 9. Florida Cormorant C [[checkmark]] 10. Mockingbird C [[checkmark]] 11. Loggerhead shrike 10 etc. April 2, 1936 Left Captiva at 1100AM arr Miami 700PM. Stopped several times trying to locate Audubon Wardens but no luck. Crossed the everglades and enjoyed it very much. Saw much interesting bird life. [[checkmark]] 1. Anhinga. (1) My first [[checkmark]] 2. Louisiana Heron C [[checkmark]] 3. Snowy "[[ditto for: Heron]] C [[checkmark]] 4. Egret several [[checkmark]] 5. Little Blue Heron (C)