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back into the pine
clad country with
the great majory woods
abundant birds and
half of all Mt. Tacoma.
The boat passed thru
part of the Straits of
Juan de Fuca at 6
Bampt, and I watched
the lights on the
Olympic mountains
as we sailed along.
I only wish I could
have seen the country
all the way to Cape
Flattery.
July
30. The ocean was
immensely calm
and the sky clear.
I spent a good deal
of time watching for
birds but saw few.
However I did see
my first petrel flying
about over the waves
like a black crow.
I couldn't tell what
species it was but I
suppose the Kaydungi
or Beals Petrel. Later
I saw some birds that
looked like Shearwater