Alaska species accounts, part 1, v4403
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T. Code 1957 Falco pectriculus 29 July Pitt Point At the break in the dike at north end of the dwarfed lake, found some molted grey feathers and a few castings -in the area where parents were deported. 1 casting = 1 hen, 1 kargfew, 1 wed phalacrope, 1 casting = kargfew Aug (entry) Kupavik River - at White Hills Kovanda et al. found an aerie here and took still and moving pictures of the birds. There were a well-advanced young in the nest. (Quite a few ptarmigan in this area) Jogo River, ca 12 mi. below Jago Lake Cantlow and Billis found an aerie in this locality on 31 August. It held a single - well advanced fledgling. They got photos of the young bird and cliff. August A juvenile I was attracted to camp by my trawler, tiercel, Jago, and I shot her as she flew over. + August Jago Lake A dark juvenile male flew over camp around 7:00. At first thought it was Jago, who was but, but their head was darker and I could see it had no fesses.