[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
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106 several hours and as there was no wind it seemed very much like spring. Mac and Doc got the small boat on a kom- atik and took it to the edge of the ice, launched it, and went rowing around for sea pigeons. In a very little while they came back with 19, from which Mac get some very good specimens. CK and Green started south with Mene and Prewahto in the morning but were back for dinner because they struck open water near Cape Alexander. Monday Mar 2-14. After breakfast this morning I went with Doc to the ice edge to see if it would be worth while launching the boat for sea pigeons again:- decided it wouldn't, and I headed for the southern side of the fjord while doc took the northern side for rabbits. I saw a white wolf and chased it for several miles before I finally lost