Field notes, v1444

Lidicker, William Zander, 1932-
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Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
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Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from CLIR https://archive.org/details/fieldnotesv144400lidi
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W. Z. Lidicker 1982-1991 Catalogue #3874-4123 Journals
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W. Z. Lidicker 1982-1983 Catalogue #3874-3898
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LIDICKER 1983 + 1984 Russell Reservation, Lafayette, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Nov. 19 (coll. Nov. 17 by Frank Detwimer) acc. glands huge tail, 5 x 4 mm very fat 3883, ♂ Amblozenus festidens 30.5 g 127-38-14-30 revisable mkt., rd. hom varactor very fat 3884, ♀ .. 27.2 g 125-38-14-29 Brush Island, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Mar 25 Girth x Gm fur (l. p. agi, N. 19, not lacd, prev. 1 out. 3885, ♀ Microtus californicus 49.5 g 178-46-21.5-44.5 fur (l. p. ant, N. F., not laced place scars 3886, ♂ .. 45 g 182-50-21.5-14 fur (l. p. ag. N. F., not lacd place scars ov. s. active 3887 ♀ .. 46.5 174-46-21.5-15 int, p. ag. N. 20, lacd. 3888, ♀ 55.5 g 7mm x 4 mm 180-44-21.5-14.5 fur (l. p. fawn, N. F., ing fresh c.l. mullt. 3889, ♀ BUFFY 16 g 129-32-18.5-12 BUFFY p. ag. N. 40. 3890, ♀ 56 g 4 mm x 14 mm 191-52-22-15 fur (l. N. 40 and l. p. ant. 5 mm x 28 mm 3891 ♀ 57 g 184-48-21-14 int, p. at. ag., N. 6, lacd. 3892, ♀ 37.5 g 5 dL scars 179-46-21-15 ovs. u/c.f. inf, p. at. and l. N. 40, sev. granulation of plac. scars 3893 ♀ 45.5 g 176-46-20.5-15 int, p. at. ag.; N. ind. 3894 ♀ 33 g 6 mm x 3 mm + 5 dL scars 166-44-20.5-13 int, p. ag., N. 40. 3895 ♀ 53 g 5 mm x 21 mm 176-47-21.5-13 t.v. visible fur t, desc. scent, pipm. tail. 9x6.5 mm. 3896 ♂ 65.5 g 215-59-22.5-15 s.v. 16 mm Marine World, Redwood City, San Mateo Co., Calif. (AAZPA, 1515 # 310505028-62) wild caught, possibly from Thailand (died of kidney stones) donated by Oct 21, 1984 (approx. birth dat. = 1974) Pat Foster-Turley + SKEL. ONLY 3897 ♀ Aonyx (Amblyonyx) cinerea 3 kg (dressed wt.) 833-292-95-20 1.2 mi. SSW Avery, 3250 ft, Calaveras Co., Calif. 19 Jan. 1984 (prob. 19 Apr. 1985) Sta 10, trd. no. 8 coll. by D.B. Wake 3898 ♀ Microtus nullip., ovs. inactive 25.2g, 154-39-22-11
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W. Z. Lidicker 1982 Journal Calif: Solano Co. Chile
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LIDICKER 1982 Grizzly Island, Solano Ca., Calif. May 7 Went with Dr. Uzi Rithe (Hebrew Univ., Jerusalem) to see tags for down mice. Uzi brought along an Israeli friend: Shmuel Vurnis - a landscape architect & botanist. We set 103 Longworth baited with peanut butter & oats in 3 places in order to sample 3 kinds of old field gradients: One was an abandoned Avocado (with some Hordeworms); the 2nd was an old "Barley" field but actually Lolium & other gresses dominated. The 3rd was on along the edge of some large planted bunch grass - at least it seemed so the plants go into the field but quite a straight edge. Saw 2 groups of elk. One had 17 ??, 3 yy., ?? & 3 fawns; & the other about 3? yr w/?? away consisted of 13 bucks, one ? wkld - obviously the largest & with a magnificent set of antlers still in velvet standing off to one side of the group. Lots of flowers, a goldenrod, I saw one div of ?? in a distinctive display. May 8 Uzi picked up trash. Caught only one scaled M:crater? One of our traps looks too narrow. Explained and are to repair them before leaving here. Chilean Trip 15 - 21 November 15-16 Nov. Travel to Santiago, via Miami, Caracas, Manaus, Santa Cruz (Bolivia), La Paz, & Arica (Chile). Spend PM of 16th with Luis Condreres of University
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L'dicks 1982 De Santiago. Took train overnight to Valdivia. Nov. 17 - 19 Seminario internacional sobre Regulación Jabellacional, hosted by Instituto de Ecología y Evolución at Universidad Austral de Chile in Valdivia. My host was Roberto Murcia. Only other gringo attending was Prof. Shapiro of UC Davis. Took overnight bus back to Santiago. Nov. 20 - Spent day in Santiago with Luis Contreras & Eduardo Fuentes (Universidad Católica). In morning we went to the famous natural study area in N forest hills east of the city. After lunch with Fuentes family (Eduardo, Yolanda, Polla (< 2yos) & Marva (infant)), Eduardo & Luis & I toured La Hermida - one of four barrios in city w/ UC. Catholic & the city Center. Boarded airlift ~ 1800, met Miguel Altieri (UC Berkeley) just arriving at airlift. My flight left 22:25. Nov. 21 - Bwd to Berkeley v/a Lima, & Miami. Had 7 hour layover in Miami. Went to try Bisqueen. Av. S.F. 18:10. Birds seen in South America: V = Valdivia area; S = vic. Santiago Corncrant (Valdivia to Carrel) - family P. olivaceus Great Grebe (Podiceps major) - 1 V Buff necked Ibis (Theristicus candidus) - 5+ (fields N of Valdivia) Kelp Gull (Larus dominicanus) - com, V. Red-leadled Gull - family L. serranus - Abalon Gulf - com. V. (cont.)
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LIDICKER 1982 5. Annual list cont. Black Vulture - 20+ V. Caracara (Jost, Polystom glamus) - V Chimango aerucana (Milvago chimango) - V + S Kestrel (Falco sparverius) - lost S, q Santiago Lapwing (Jost. Vanellus chilensis) - La Paz Dome Pigeon Tortola cordillerana (dom) = Matriopelia melanoptera - freshills E, q Santiago Swallow (Notiochelidon cyanoleuca) - V Horn Sparrow Turdus falklandiae - V. red-breasted meadowlark (Pazites militaris) - S Finches: yal cardillerano (Melanodrama xanthogramme barrosi)-S (θ has blue throat) small yellowbird finch - V Pinca diuca - S Zonotrichia capensis (chinese) - S (st. crest - θ)
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W. Z. Lidicker 1983 Journal Calif: Alameda Co. Calif: Sagehen Creek Field Station Texas: Aransas Refuge
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LIDICKER 1983 Coyote Hills, Alachua Co., Cat # -706, 147 kill fry my 7 Pink lot Cobra - 4+ + 1 ?? C. t. Blue Horn - 2+ Corn Egret - 1 Shiny Egret - 20+ Bik or Night Horn - 10+ Dorv. B: Horn - 2 Mellow - 40+ Gobert - 15+ Pintail - 8+ Cinnamon Teal - 20+ Butty Duck - 10+ T. Vultum - 1 Whit-tailed Kite - 2+ (1 by ?? bird) Mead Bank - 6+ in 1 nest w/ 5 eggs - green bird (??p Violet) Celt? Que: I - 1+ Pleasant - 15+ Coot - ??? idly around brood ?? Killer - 2+ Willet - 1+ Less Sandpiper - 10+ Am. Avocet - 2 Bk. neck Skit - 50+ W. Gall - 20+ California Gull - 1? For the Tim - 20+ (cont.)
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LIDICKER 1983 7 May cont. Caspar Tom - 1 Mossy Dam - 1+ Gt. Round Owl - 1 Vaux's Swift - 2ev (new sign) Arni's Hummingbird - 5± Allies - 20± W. Ringbirt - 1 Ash-throated Flycatcher - 2 Black-Phoebe - 2+ Tree Swallow 10± Barn Swallow 56± Cliff Swallow - 20± Scrub Jay - 1 chickadee, black-chickadee - 5± Can. Bushlark - 5± Horned Wren - 1 L-Lt. Marsh Wren - 40± R-cr. Knyght - 1 Stork - 25± Webby Birds - 1 Bik-Pr. Gray Water - 1+ Townsend's Warble - 2+ Hamst Warbler - 1 Yellowthroat - 5± w:lbear's Wattle - 2+ Yellow Warble - 1
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LIDICKEN 1983 I my car. Horn Sparrow - 20+ Red W. Black Kid - 40+ Bullock's Oriole - 2+ Brewer's Blackbird - 50+ Brown-headed Cowbird - 1 Azure Finch - 30+ Am. Goldfinch - 5+ Rufous-sided Towhee - 1 Brown Thrasher - 1 Song Sparrow - 20+ 6 Orioles Meadows: Lepus californicus sign of Sylvilagus audoboni - 1+ Microtus sp. sign Deer - 2+ (sign) Segala Creek Station Field Trip with Mammalogy Class 9-11 Sept. Sept. 9 - Group in my car was An-fang Yang (Peking University), Alicia York, Naomi Walker, and Josef Lindholm. Set 30 mins. S.E. with Yang + 2 guys into the K:ln meadow area @ W of the Station: 6 trap set for water shrews 11 in willows + some near creek, 5 in meadow for Microtus + 8 in rocks, sage, and forest edge situation. The m and 5 Tow-line live traps in good cover for Marmota cinerea. D. had not set any field station caught 3 diggers + 1 front. Ran trap check 2200. Sept. 10 - Was colder freezing during the night.
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LIDICKERY 1983 May 10 cont. Cat 2: Sorex palustris - 1 (crwd) (WZL# 3879) Sorex vagrans - 1 (woods) (WZL# 3878) Zapus princeps - 1 (grass along stream) Micratus montanus - 2 (wicker) Entomias arizonas - 1 (rocks) Entomias speciosus - 1 (forest edge) (WZL# 3880) Paronyseus mericulatus - 1 (rock & sage) Thionys monidolus - 2 (brushed on forest edge) Neotoma cinerea - 1 (rock out crop) - released Callor paragulus festinus - 1 ( ) - released At 1400 left for Sierra Valley and trapping aids N. & Ch: 1 catch Set box #, 20 ly, shown tag with group. Then Yang & set the 30 mus, specics - 10 & type fairly isolated boulders + 20 & 2 lines cover only desert. Returned to Sycan. Set 10 set traps nearby on trees for flying agivules & station front N& Q Station (Sierra Co.) - wanted for bait. Evening walked with group E.Q. Station looking for beaver. Previously good area Lower Station seems washed out by spring flood + no recent beaver sign was found. Site 1) Returned to Ch: 1 cast & picking trips. Cated: Live fish: Diptolaps oris - 4 (2 round back right & lost) short fish: Diptolaps oris - 4 Paronyseus mericulatus - 4 + 1 tail tip Entomias minimus - 1 microdiplaps [illegible] - 1
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LIDICKER 1983 Sept. 11 cont. Traps: rocks caught nothing. Oct 20 in sandy beach, only 1 was set out off. Return to retrieve flying squawled after that too. Only 1 day was good (N). Lots to return to Beverly 14th. Port Aransas and Aransas Refuge, Texas 30 Oct. to 3 Nov - Symposium at Univ. of Texas Marine Science Institute on Migration & Dispersal Arrived about 13:30 - 30 Oct & left 13:00 - 3 Nov. On 2 Nov. from 14:30-17:00 took boat drift from Sea Gull Resort (N.W. Whopping Coves) into Aransas Bay to the north into Aransas Refuge along the inner coastal wetlands. Birds seen on trip (those seen only at Aransas Refuge are indicated by an "A"): Pink M. Gull - 5 (A) White Pelican - 25 (A), 15+ Brown Pelican - 5 (A), 3 Double-crested Cormorant - abundant Gt. Bl. Heron - 40 (A), 40+ Little Blue Heron - saw. Reddish Egret - 2+ Common Egret - abun. Snowy Egret - com. Louisian Heron - 10+ (A) Glossy Ibis - 3 White Ibis - 3 (A) Gadwall - 10+ (A)
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L DICKEN 1983 Alow? Oct. 30 - 3 Nov. 200? Pintail - 2 (A) Arv. Wigeon - 25+ (A) Red W. Merganser - 1 f (A) Turkey Vulture - 5' (A) Whit-tailed Kid - 1 (A) Mark Hawk - 6 (A) Arkelton's Caracore - 3 (A) Keoed - 4 (A), 2 Whooping Crane - 9 (including 1 immature), (A) + 3 from additional as seen at great distance. Sandhill Crane (?) - 10+ (A) Arv. Cut - about. K: 11deer - 10+ Bonwld - 2 Spara-like kid - 1 (5. 9? +, Arrows down ward) Long-billed Curlew - 1+ (A) Corn. Snipe - 1 Whimbrel - 1 Sandling - about. Slotted Sandpiper - 1 (A) Willow - 2+ (A), 20+ Gt. Yellowlegs - 1 (A), 1 Herring Gull - con. Ring billed Gull - 1 (A), 8+ Laughing Gull - about Furman's Tern - 20+ (A), 10+
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LIDICKER 1983 30 Oct - 3 Nov. cont. Royal Tern - 5 (A), 5' Caspiian Tern - 2 (A) Black Tern - 1 (A) Rock Dove - com. Baldet Kingfisher - 3 (A) Scarlet-backed Flycatcher - 3 migratory Swallow - 2+ House Wren - 1 Mockingbird - rar. Sterling - com. Horned Sjunor - 15+ Loggerhead Shrike - 8 (A), 2 E. Meadowlark - 1 Red-wing - com. Bt.-tailed Grackle - com. White-crowned Sparrow - 1 Lincoln's Sparrow - 1
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W. Z. Lidicker 1984 Journal Calif: Sacramento Valley Birding Trip Calif: Contra Costa Co. Australia and New Zealand
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LIDICKEN 1984 Sacramento Valley Birding Trip Feb 26 - Visited Stry Lodge Refuge N of Sutter Buttes and Sacramento Wildlife Refuge; 1100 - dusk With: Susan Gallani, Hugh & Jamie Dingle Pied Bl. Grebe - com. Wk: Sidling Swam - 1 mg. Eared Grebe - 1 Wk- fronted Guran - 10+ (more below) White Pelican - 8 Snow Guan - sev. 1000's Dc Cormorant - 15+ Mallard Gt Bl Heron - many Gadwall Con. Egret - com. Pintz. 1 S2ury Egoat - 10+ Gr-W. Teal Bik cr.N:flyt Heron -3 Common Teal Amer Bittern -3 Shoveller T. Yelkower Ring-billed Duck -1 Wl:Rc-?2:2Hawk - 6+ Buffalohead - 10+ Red- ?2: ?2 Hawk Ruby Duck Ferruginous Hawk (seeing wth on # tree &d, dnt flight) Marsh Hawk Dowitcher Kestrel W. Sandpiper - 2+ Pleasant (clenched Sac. Refuge) Avocet California Quail - 15+ Bik-xk. St:lt Con. Gallinule - 25+ Ring N. Gull Coort Cdkl. Gull Kiddem Rock Dove Common Snipe -1 Short-eared Owl-1 (Sac Bay) Long-bt. Curlew - 12+ B. Kingfisher -3 Loner Yellowlegs - 20+ Bth. Phoebe -2
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LIDICKEN 1984 26 Feb, cont. Three Swallow Sanderling - 1 Yel. h. Magpie Corn. Crake L. h. Marsh Wren Barnard's Warbler - 1 (H.D.) Mockingbird - 1 Starling Robin Logzelled Shrike - 14 h = 65 Yel. ranged Waterthrush - 1 W. Meadowlark Red-w. Blackbird Brown
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LIDICKEN 1584 March 24 cont. were dominated by Scopophilus coliformis, While they were doing this I put out 30 museum specids along the Wedge of N. Pt. - from just below water mark to small rock outcrop along trail to top. This gave a total of 180 longtails + 30 mg. tops total. M: cuths signs are moderately abundant - averaging less than 100 vols/can although i found more than one can. Found foot as track about 1745. Saw 1 Carter's Goose on top of L: Belle Bunk that could have been a cross. Found say the goose hunting has been a failure in the last 3 years because of harassed by guides or kayakers. March 25 Very good hunt again at 0900. Weather: clear & warm, very little wind. Sny-drft lines - 4 adults, 1 mg. ad. + 4 juv.s. The adults are wt #s 3885, 3886, 3887 and 3888. The others are as follows: mg. ad - δ 32.5 g, fst ± 7½ x (11) S.V. 5cm. juv.s. - ♀ 21 g. (ovis active, ut. horns sl. enlarged) ♂ 23.5 g. ♀ 17.5 g. δ 12 g. On top N island: Very - 4 ad, juv. - 1♀, 1♂, 1 ? (juv. released). wt-c- driff (all taken within ~1/2 hr.) and other): 1 ad. ♀, 2 juv. ♀♀, + 1 mg. ad. ♂ (ad. + 1 juv. killed).
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to go home [illegible] I have to say, I am glad that we are all here today. I think it is important for us to be together because we can learn a lot from each other and share our experiences. I would like to thank you for coming out tonight. It means so much to me that you took the time to join us. Your presence makes this event special and memorable. We have many wonderful people here who are passionate about what they do. They inspire me every day with their dedication and hard work. Let's celebrate their achievements and support them in whatever ways we can. Thank you again for being part of our community tonight. Together, we make something truly special happen. Now let's enjoy the rest of the evening together!
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LIDICKEN 1984 March 25 count. agoras - adults (killed) - 8? yg ed (released) - 1 σ gjuv. (freeland) - 6 σ, 8 ⚠ Tongline down the hill: 1 ad σ killed + 1 gjuv. ⚠ released W. Bank (1 trap not found) - Yng - 1 ad σ killed + 1 ad ⚠ released Wzl - adults killed - 1? 2 ad σ ⚠ released Saliconic - Dyski dill's bank (1 trap not found) killed: 1 ad σ + 1 ad ⚠ released - 1 ad ⚠ + 1 adult ⚠ E. side of path in Sanghalin - 1 gjuv. σ (freeland) From 12:30 - 13:00 checked with Fred & Betty Mc. in their home. Two Canada Geese seen + water near Little Brook (also 2 Osprey-catchers on Little Brook yesterday). Left school ~ 13:15 Total of 59 vols caught of which 55 were agoras + 4 lygus Overall sex ratio: 26 σ, 32 ⚠ + 1?
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LIDICKER 1984 Australian & New Zealand trip 1 - 30 July July 1 - Left SF on Qantas 2100, will stop in Honolulu. July 3 - Arrived Sydney 06:25. Mike Anger & others met by Local Comm. net so + delivered us to Esron Motel in Randwick. Coldest weather for this date since 1896. Walked to Coogee Sands Beach + had lunch at fish and chips place (excellent). On afternoon I visited Anger at the Univ. of New South Wales for conference business. On evening went to Thai Restaurant at "The Spot". July 4-8 Field trip to Myall Lakes (Smith Lake Research Sta.) led by Barry Fox & the Univ. of NSW. Went N on Highwy 1 through Horsley, W. of Gaspard station (Pokolbin) at the Cazneau + the Hunter Valley Vineyards. We had lunch at Hungerford Hills Winery. Then in wind on to Kurri Kurri: a field station via Buladelah. Rain all day. On 5th - rain most of day. Toured S & W through Myall Lakes Natl. Park. Lunch at Mungo Brush. Then took Bomber Pt ferry + back to Buladelah + Station. On evening we spent 1 night with Barry for 24th, 6th, 7th & 8th clear weather. 6th N to Forster + Tuncurry + then to Barrington Natl. Park via Glenreavers. Lunch at Jickies are half way up into Continental up into snow (small inches) + to snow gum forest. Returned to Station after dark via Stroud + Buladelah. 7th - Went to Sugar Creek together with Wallingat Forest (to Chinaman's Lookout) in morning. Caught a large Diamond Python at the lookout. On
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LIDICKER 1984 7 Aug cont. the afternoon, we went to the coast at Sand Rocks. On the 8th we returned to Sydney via Newcastle & Swansea (the latter is Barry Fox's home town). On the evening then was the opening ceremonies for the joint Aus. Soc. of Mammologists - Australian Museum Soc. meetings. Mammals seen on this day included: Koala - 2 seen near Muruga Brush (a third we saw by zoom lens) Red-necked Wallaby - 2+ seen W of Bombah Pt. farm & 4+ adult ind.v. near Mt Dandenong. Eastern Grey Kangaroo - 2 on way back to Sydney Brush-tailed Possum - 2 (shot-lighting), 1 road side Greater Glider - 1 (shot-lighting) Rabbit - 1 Euryly. Fox - 1 DOR Aug 9-13 - joint ASM/AMS conference Univ. NSW. Only Aug 9 I had privilege of opening scientific session & chairing first session. On 11th gave Symposium paper 2-4 pm contributing volute papers. Closed session on Mt. extology & small mammals on the 10th. Attended joint board meeting of AMS Council & ASM Board of Directors on 13th. Dinner with Alan & Philip Green in Wollstonecraft on the 12th. Conference dinner at Ashmore Farm on 13th. Aug 14 Attended meetings at Sydney Opera House. Dinner at Barry & Marilyn Fox's.
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Live trapping was done for several nights by B. Fox on a near his healthland study area. They caught: Androchirus stercus Smithopsis murina Isoodon macrourus Pseudoryx gracilirostris Rattus fuscipes Mus domesticus,
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LIDRICK 1984 July 15 Teronga Zoo. Dinner at Angelas (Singer) cruising) in East Lakes w/ Angies & Ron + Bethan Quinn. July 16-23 Fowler Gap Tour Tour was led by David Read, graduate student of Barry Fox's at Univ. of N.S.W. The comfort & crew were provided by Centralia Tour Co. Crew was: drivers - Ray & Tim L., cook - Tracy, cook's helper - Bill S., tour leader - John Stanley & his aunt - Wes. There were 68 participants from the conference. July 16 - Rain all day. Met at Univ. at 07:30; actually left 08:25. Brief stop in Katanning, lunch at Bathurst Parade grounds when we found some shelter from rain. At Dulbo we continued N to Gill gardens & then Coonabarabran. From there we went into Warrumbungle National Park, camped at the woolshed. Dinner was ~ 2230-2300. Very cold night. July 17 - Beautiful day. Even colder night. At 4 AM Susan & I hiked to top of Belongery Split Rock mountain. In afternoon we took shower at Cooy Blackburn, & then 2 hike short hikes out from camp. Set up my 2 mist nets over a stream with Dave Read July 18 - Lv. Warrumbungle & return to Dulbo. Visit Western Plains for then + love lunch. Lv. 1500 to drive N to Bourke. Camped & campground N of town near Darling River. At 20 led talk from Ted Finney, Director. They are making plans for Wonding Angas
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LIBICKER 1984 for the Australian Brush-tailed bettong, bristled tail-tailed wallaby, & smaller form in that order. July 19 - Leave Bourke & head W for Tibooburra. Lunch in Wanaaring. No rain but roads quite muddy. Our bus had a delay of ~1 1/2 hrs. and because of bad clogged radiator, Camp opened at Camp Mt. Wood in the SE corner of Sturt Natl. Park. July 20 - Broke camp & drove to jack compass N of Tibooburra, lunch then at 11:30, left at 13:00. Skink-belt lizard seen here. Reached S final Broken Hill. Set up Camp in daylight at Fowlers Gap Reserve Site (owned & operated by the Univ. of N.S.W.). When checking camp in Ann Pli: I Moore (Wellington, NZ) found a fringe-tailed dragon (Amphibolurus). Stopped briefly in Pachsville before setting to Fowlers Gap. July 21 - After breakfast we went out to ridge to N to see Tim Clancy's radiotracking of euros operation. At 16:30 we left for also campsite near N. edge of bushy. Hiked several miles in it, lost track, & killed back. Started raining ~14:45 so we walked back to works. Returned to Stn. just before 16:00 a little camp in rain; left ~16:45 & headed for Broken Hill. We had ~60km of unformed & very slippery road to go. Hopefully it takes only 3/2 " of rain to make this road impassable. Camped in Broken Hill - dinner in rain ~ 20:00 - 21:00. Rain, often hard, all night. July 22 - Left Broken Hill ~ 08:00. Brief stop at Wilcannia.
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LIDCEREN 1984 About 10 km W of Coler we ran out of gas. We transferred petrol from the other car and after some difficulty got going again. Lunch in Coler continued on to Dubbo where we sat up in the Police Boy's Club. It rained all day. The previous rain (July 16th year - on July 19 in our limit) made this followed all the muddy roads was only .17 inches. The last rain before that was in April. According to Dave R. "mallee" refers to a life form of tree which has no single trunk but rather multiple main stems from a single root base. It occurs mostly in Southern NSW but a small amount reaches the Coler region. July 23 - Went E out of Dubbo to Ballimore, then to Goolma and to Gulgong (the town pictured on the $10 note). From there to Mudgee and Lithgow. Only a little rain today. Coffee break and seeing photos in Mudgee. Lunch in Karra, ong Airport. Then on to Richmond, Windsor and Sydney, arriving ~ 1600. Checked in to Eamon Motel in Randwick. Had dinner at Choi's with Ganslosser's from W. Germany. Did some laundry and re-packing. Mammals seen on the Fowler Gap trip: Macropus giganteus - lots in Warrawong, a few seen from Bourke to Tibooburne. Megaleia rufa! - few seen between Bourke - Tibooburne & more between Tibooburne - Fowler Gap; class 2.(18, 19) seen on way to also camp on Fowler Gap.
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LIDICKEN 1984 Macropus robustus - 13 seen N. of Tibburn, 3 on tracking ridge at F.G., +1 on way to old camp. According to Reed, E. grey kangaroos have grey eye brows + light fur between th legs; W. have chocolate eye brows + brown between th legs. feral goats - 2 in Warrawhys feral pigs - sign along river ~ Warrawhyts, also sign E of Tibburn rabbits. Warrawhyts, lots of sign. Route to F.G. saw only a few rabbits sign seen (E. of Tibburn) - dingo, fox, possibly cat. Eur. fox - 1 seen running across road between Wilderness & Cobar. Australian Bird List Dromaiidae: Dromaius novaehollandiae (emu) - Warrawhyts & inland Cobar + Dubbo still fairly common; on way back seen as far E. as Broken. Podicipedidae: Podiceps ariel (little grebe) - Dubbo, Blue Mtns. Pelicanidae: mildaricka Pelicanus conspicillatus (Australian Pelican). E coast x S. of A Sulidae: morus serrator (Australian gannet) - Myall Lks - 2 juv., 1 ad Phalacrocoracidae: Phalacrocorax melanoleucus (little) ind common) - Myall L. P. carbo (black cormorant) - vic, Wanaaring P. varius (pied cormorant) - Dubbo
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LIDICKER 1984 Australian Bird List cont. Ardeidae: Ardea pacifica (white-necked heron) - E. coast, Myall L., Vic. A. novaehollandiae (white-faced heron) - Myall Lakes, W. side Blm Egretta alba (large egret) - ? by White Horse seen on July 4 thk is likely to be this species Plataleidae: Threskiornis molucca (white ibis) - E. coast, Myall L., Dubbo T. spinicollis (straw-necked ibis) - Myall Lakes, Dubbo Anatidae: Cygno atratus (black swan) - E. coast & Dubbo Cereopsis novaehollandiae (cape bower gurney) - I saw known at W. Plains 2nd in Dubbo but if may not have been they will Ane supercilliosa (black duck) - Myall L., Dubbo, W side Blm A. platyrhynchos (mallard) - second year Chenonetta jubata (Aust wood duck) - Myall L. & W. side Blue Mtns Oxyura australis (blue-billed duck) - Dubbo, Apr Accipitridae (Pandionidae ?): Milvus migrans (red-tailed kite) - Richmond? Nyngan (for 5k?) Haliaeetus leucogaster (white-browed sea eagle) - Myall L., & Aquila audax (wedge-tailed eagle) - Warrumbungles, ? inland Hieraaetus morphoides (little eagle) - Warrumbungles & Circus assimilis (spotted harrier) - 1 seen? vic Wanaaring & near Pecksville C. aeruginosus (swamp harrier)? - Authr. Wilcannia & Cobar Falco cenchroides (srankian kestrel) - Coopa Be, E coast & F. berigora (brown falcon) - Warrumbungles
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LIDICKER 1984 Australian Bird List cont. Turnicidae: Turnix sp. (button quail) - ~3 for between Wanaaring & Tibooburra Rallidae: Gallinula tenebrosa (dusky moorhen) - Dubbo Fulica atra [cant] - Dubbo & elongate Gruidae: Grus virendulus (brolga) - near Wanaaring - 1 Charadriidae: Vanellus miles (masked flour) - Myall L, Dubbo & sides V. tricolor (toddled flour) - E. coast Laridae: Larus novaehollandiae (silver gull) - abund Sterna fusca (sooty tern)? - 1 over ocean at Myall L. S. bergii [crested tern] - Myall L. Columbidae: Columba livia (domestic pigeon) - farms Geopelia humeralis (bar-shouldered dove) - Myall L - 1 Ocyphaps lophotes (crystal pigeon) - found Barrington & common inland Cacatuidae: Calystorhynchus funereus (yellow-tailed black cockato) - Myall Cacatua roseicapilla (galah) - common inland C. sanguinea (little corella) - Tibooburra to Fowler's bay C. leadbeateri [pink cockato] - 4 at vic Wanaaring, Fowler's bay-2, Cobar & Dubbo-2 C. galerita (sulfur-crested cockato) - Warumbrogs, W side Blue mths. Loriidae: Trichoglossus haematolus (rainbow lorikeet) - Myall L.
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21/05/93 4861 A September 1983 - who are T? T = (longitudinal) current : not ille? V = (transverse polar.) current always? V = V - (this) into writing : and in? I = processual wave - (expant) sub-etheric and : inter-dual? R = V - (only taken) rate within V R = R - (only taken) - what? V : and in. L = (they write) 20-100kV, max. J they do more say (-? [not clear]) through current? J the can - (not known) direct? : : addition? must - (again?) added and not in? I - J in V - (cost fluidity and) advanced all face? L = L + (as if taken) total of studies? : interaction? V - (taken but held only) current sub-proton? C R = R - (taken) all for sure? not C p = p + T - (others added) mixing? C J = J + T - (added to if) indirect? C : and in? I = I + V - [illegible] V - (as taken?) current? L = L - (but not added) sub-etheric total?
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LIDICKER 1984 Australian Bird List east. Polytelidae: (A)istoms scapularis - King parrot) - seen several Times by others in group on Myall lake trip. Nymphicus hollandicus (cockatril) - Bourke + westend Platygerciinae: Melopsittmus undulatus (balygiger) - Bourke + hwestend Platycercus elegans (crimson rozzelle) - Myall L to Barringda P. eximius (eastern rozelle) - Myall L, Barrington Dublin Barnardins bernardi (wallee ringbill) - Vic Wancaring -1, Psephatus laematorotos (red-ruffed parrot) - Bourke Neophema bourkii (Bourke's finch) - Vic Wancaring N. chrysostoma (blue-winged finch) ? - between Wannanghy Strigidae: Ninox novae seclandiae (turdlock owl) - Myall L, -1 Podargidae: Podargus strigoides (fellow frogmouth) - Myall L, -1 Alcedinidae: Dacalo gigas (laughing kookaburra) - con. Myall L, Warrumbungle Halyon sancta ( sacred kingfisher) - Wannaring + T: tobrunto Menuridae: Mernura sj. (type-bird) - head of Barringda TOP Hirundinidae: Himudo neoxena (red-com swallow) - common Cerapis (probably nigricans) (tree or brown martin) - Blue Mtns Campephagidae Cyracina novaezelandiae (black-and-white shrike) - Myall L, 4 Lalage sueurii (white-winged tittlir) - near Packaddle --2 (from coast)
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A I think we are - (the end is) - (not so far away? but it's a long way off) I don't know if it's - (a lot of things) - that are wrong with us. I think - (we're all in this together) - and I'm not sure we'll get there. I think - (if we're going to make it) - we have to work together. But if we don't - (and if we can't fix things) - then what? We just give up? What are we supposed to do? - (just wait?) - or try to fix it ourselves? I think - (we need to talk to each other) - before we make any decisions. And I think - (if we're going to do this right) - we have to be honest with each other. So what's the plan? - (just keep trying?) - or give up? I don't know. But I think - (if we're going to make it) - we have to work together.
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LIDJCKER 1984 Australian Bird List cont. Pycnonotidae: Pyenonotrus jocosis (red-whiskered bulbul) - Sydney Musciicapidae: Turdus melaena (blackbird) - Syd, spt. Taronga Zoo Eopsaltria australis (eastern yellow robin) - Berrington, Warrumbung + Dubbo Microeca lanuophkaea (jocky minke) - Mydd L., Warrumbys v.c Wansaring & ? T. boodum Oreoica gutturalis (crystal babbler) - Lead only, Berrington Collocalia harmonica (grey shrike-thrush)? - 1 Warrumblys Rhipidura fuliginosa (grey fantail) - Mydd L., Berrington R. leucoptera (willie wagtail) - Common Pachycephala luctanris (golden whistler)? - loose yellowish birds seen in forest along stream in Warrumbly! Orthorychiidae: Psophodes cristatus (wedge bill) - Tibosterra - 1 pr. Timaliidae: Pomatorostus temuckis (grey-crowned babbler) - Dubbo, 1 grgy P. ruficeps (chestnut-crowned babbler) - Tibosterra, 1 pr. Sylviidae: Cinclorhynchus mathewsi (rufous songlark) - Tibosterra Fowles 64 Maluridae: Malurus cyagenus (subtlet bluebon) - Berrington Warrumblys Stipiturus melanachrus (southern emu-wren) - Mydd L. - 1 pr. Acanthizidae: Gerygone macki (brown warbler) - Berrington, Warrumbly
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LIDICKER 1984 Australian Bird List cont. Gerygone fusca (fusca?) (white-throated gerygone) - an olive colored warbler with a white throat was seen in the Warrumbungle while family and love them as specimens of this species. Dutto's Acanthiza reguloides (buff-winged thornbill) - Warrumbungles '78 Climacteridae: Climacteris sj, (tree creeper) - 1 Warrumbungle (brown colored) Meliphagidae: Anthochaera carunculata (red wattlebird) - Myall L. A. chrysopyra (little wattlebird) - Myall L. Acanthagenys rufogularis (spiny-cheeked honeyeater) - Tibralome (start NSW Pt.) Philemon corniculatus (hoary friarbird) - Myall L, Warren- longs Manorina melanocephala (noisy miner) - E. P Berrington M. flavicula (white-rumped miner) - Dutto & westward (cont.) Melithreya lewinii (Lewin's honeyeater) - Myall L. Lichenostomus virascens (singing honeyeater) - n.f Tibralome (1 or 2 nests w/eggs) L. paniciplatus (white-plumed honeyeater), Warrumbungle & vic, Wentaring L. melanocephalus (yellow-tufted honeyeater) - Warrumbungles Phylidonyris nigra (white-cheeked honeyeater) - Myall L. Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris (eastern spinebill) - Myall L. Melithreptus lunatus (white-naped honeyeater) - Blue Mtgs Pardalotidae: Pardalotus janneatus (jacketed pardalote) - Warrumbungles Zosteropidae: Zosterops lateralis (grey-breasted white-eye) - Warrumbungles
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LIDICKER 1984 Australian Bird List card. Passeridae: Passer domesticus (house sparrow) - towns incl. Broken Hill Ploceidae: Emblema temminckii (red-browed firetail) - Berrington Porphyrio guttata (zebra finch) - Wanaaring + westing Sturnidae: Sturnus vulgaris (common starling) - coastal towns Acridotheres tristis (common myna) - coastal towns Oriolidae: Oriolus sagittatus (olive-backed oriole) - Botha Dicruridae: Dicrurus hottentottus (spangled drongo) - Myell L.-1 Artamidae: Artamus cyanopterus (dusky woodswallow) - Myell L. A. sf (grey cinereus - black-faced woodshrew) Wanaaring) vic. Grallidae: Grallina cyanoleuca (mystic brolga) - con. Mtguitrus Corcoracidae: Struthidea cinerea (oystercatcher) - Bends, Faulks Gap + Wilson Corcorax melanorhamphus (white-winged chough) - st town Berrington Top + W side Blue Mtns. Cresticidae: Strepera graculina (pied currawong) - Myell L, Berrington, Warrumbungle, W. side Blue Mtns. Cresticus nigrogularis (black-throated babbler) - Tidestone Gymnorhina tibicen (Australian myna) - common; mostly black-backed forms seen.
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LIDICKEN 1984 Aust - Bird List concluded Corvidae: Corvus coronoides (Australian raven) - Myrtle Warrunups sinkland (WB - C. mellori - little raven not distinguished + both species my love them now) C. kumetti' (little crow) - Tiberhine to Broken Hill + Broken Hill to Wj/Corrie n = 112 July 24 Getting away & Mike Anger delivered onto the airport, 09:45 Flight to Wellington + 15:55 Flight on Air NZ. to Christchurch. Stayed at Bexley Summerhill Motel after picking up a rented Toyota van. July 25 Stopped in Christchurch & then drove N leaving ~ 12N. Had lunch - Kai Koura + then visited the end of the Point. Saw second southern furseals on rocks off the Point (Arctocephalus townsendii). Spent night at home of Adriana + Rex Handley in Blenheim. July 26 After doing shopping - Blenheim drove onto Picton when we turned in our van & took the ferry at 12:00. Arr < Wellington ~ 15:20. We were met by Mike Fitzgerald who helped us picking up another Toyota van + the final car way to the Railton Motel. Went to home of Kazimierz Wodzicki for dinner. Then a game review to joint meeting of Royal Society Q N.Z. (Wellington Branch) and
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Li Dicker 1984 the Dept. of Zoology at Victoria University - Wellington. Before this I had long discussion with the Biology Honours class at the University (Ben Bell is faculty member in charge of this group; he works on Liopelma), John Wells (copeland biology) is Professor of the Biology Dept. Also at dinner were Mary McIntyre - who had invited me on behalf of the Royal Soc, and Kelly Alderton - recent cost of Wodzicki who will be starting graduate work at the Univ. of Montana. Others were I met in conjunction with the seminar: Kim King (Royal Soc, works on plants & helped arrange seminar), Chas. Dougherty (from USA & works on speciation in skinks), Gordon Hewitt (geneticist - 2nd. Dept.), George Gibbs (entomologist & a good student with Chas. Bird at Sydney U in 1973-64), Russ Pickard (MSc student working on Murs & islands), & Elain Murphy (PhD student working on Murs). Students work with Bell. July 27 Drove to Ecology Division, DSIR, Lower Hutt where we joined Mike Fitzgerald, John Gibb, & John Flux (N1105) for trip into the Orongorongo Valley. Left on van at the Division & travelled in 3 4 wheel drive vehicles down to Division's field station in Orongorongo Valley, & then lunch walked around various forest types in the area. Toward evening went down to River Road with Dr. Gill to radio tree collits & study eigen of low density
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L'DICKER 1984 Jogging the lines along the edge of the River - that she has been struggling. Very challenging, road up the valley to the Station. July 28 Left field station ~ 09:00. Several miles down. Returned to Lower Hutt. Picked up our van & continued N, Laurel to Levin & on to Rotorua via Bulls & Taupo. After dark found home of Louise & Ina Boeijen a few km N of Rotorua a/k/a. Half of our party stayed nearby in home of Mrs. M. Saxton. Boeijens address is P.O. Box 7033, Rotorua. July 29 Left Boeijens ~ 11:00. Drove briefly and Rotorua & then visited Rainbow Fairy Springs which is a few km NW of town. It is a farm reserve & small wildlife & trout stream; very well done. Lunch stop at Ngaruawhia. On to Auckland when checked with Aarangi Market. Dinner at Union Fish Co. on Quay St. July 30 Shopping in Auckland until ~14:45. Rain during night & middle early afternoon - sounding hard. Lv. Auckland for Sydney at 16:30, arriving 19:40 (NZ time). Left Sydney for San Francisco at 22:05 (NZ time) or 20:05 (Sydney time). After 9 hrs. stopped in Honolulu for ~ 1 hr, & then 5 hrs. over to S.F. Arrived 18:20 PDT. With daylight saving SF is 7 hrs. later than Sydney. Ed Heskett met us with Jim Patton's VW van.
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LIDICKER 1984 New Zealand Bird List RFS = Rainbow Fairy Shrimp, Rotorua OV = Orongorongo Valley KP = Kaitauna Peninsula CKD = Christchurch Apterygidae: Apteryx australis (brown kiwi) - 1 seen in captivity in "night room" at RFS Diomedidae: Diomedea sp. - 1 resident, "holyman" seen crossing Cook Strait Procellariidae: Daption capensis (cape pigeon) - 3 Cook Strait Sulidae: Sula sarrafa (Aust. gannet) - Cook Strait + adjacent bays Phalacrocoracidae: Phalacrocorax melanoleucus (little shag) - Kaikoura Pt, Vic, Wellington, Lake Taupo P. sulcirostris (little black shag) - Vic Wellington + OV, Rotorua to Auckland P. carbo (black shag) - near Auckland - 1 Ardeidae: Ardea novahollandica (white-faced heron) - S. Island, Vic. Wellington, Rotorua to Auckland Egretta alba (white heron) - CKD to Blenheim E. sacra (blue wing heron) - coast nr KP Akotidae: Cygneus olor (mute swan) - between KP + Blenheim C. atratus (black swan) - Lake Taupo Tadorna variegata (paradise shelduck) - n/CP, between KP + CKD Anas platyrhynchos (mallard) - CKD, Wellington to Rotorua, Rotorua to Auckland (cont.)
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LIDICKEN 1984 New Zealand Bird List cont. Anas superciliosa (grey duck) - CKK, Rotorua to Auckland Aythya novaeseelandiae (New Zealand scaup) - 1 pr. RFS Accipitridae: Circus approximans (harrier) - common resident large grey hawk with whitish tail - Nelson Lovin + Bull on N. island. Rallidae: Porphyrio melanotus (pukeko) - just W 1 OV-6t on 2 days + N.I. Lowndes Gallirallus australis (weka) - 1 seen in captivity at RFS. Haematopodidae: Haematoptygus finschi (S. Island pied oystercatcher) - KP. H. unicolor (variable oyster catcher) - KP. Charadriidae: Lobipes novaehollandiae (spur-winged plover) - CKK to KP, Vic. wellington 1 Laridae: Larus dominicus (southern black-backed gull) - common on coast including Cook Strait, viz Wellington. L. scopulinus (red-billed gull) - common L. bulleri (black-billed gull) - ~10, Cook Strait Sterna striata (white-fronted tern) - KP Columbidae: Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae (New Zealand pigeon) - OV. Columba livia (rock pigeon) - cities Psittacidae: Nestor notabilis (kea) - 1 in captivity at RFS Alaudidae: Alauda arvensis (skylark) - Rotorua, com
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L Dicken 1984 New Zealand Bird List cont. Hirundinidae: Hirundo neoxena (welcome sweller) - Chl to Blenheim Muscicapidae: Rhizgola fuliginosa (fante: 1) - O.V. & Vic Wellington Petroica macrocephala (turdit) - O.V. Sylviidae: Motara albicilla (whitehead) - heard only in OV Gerygone igata (grey warbler) - Blenheim to Picton, Laws Wati to Rotoma, OV. Turdidae: Turdus merula (blackbird) - chl to Blenheim, Vic Wellington & T. philomelos (song thrush) - OV Prunellidae: Prunella modularis (hedge sparrow) - OV - 1 pr. Meliphagidae: Anthornis melanura (bellbird) - heard only OV. Prostherenia novaezeelandiae (tui) - OV. - av. Zosteropidae: Zosterops lateralis (silvereye) - OV, Auckland Fringillidae: Chloris chloris (green finch) - chl to KP(?) Vic Wellington & Carduelis carduelis (goldfinch) - Wellington to OV & northward Auckland Fringilla coelebs (chaffinch) - Wellington to OV, Rotorua to Emberiza citrinella (yellowhammer) - KP (?), Vic Wellington, Passer domesticus (house sparrow) - trans S+NIland
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LIDJXEN 1984 New Zealand Bird List cont. Sturnidae: Sturnus vulgaris (starling) - S. & N. dled - com. Acrida thurea tristis (myna) - Rotorua to Auckland Cacatidae: Gymnorhiza tibicen (black-backed myna) - led to Blenheim orng B. hypoleuca (white-backed myna) - common N. & S islands (at least so far N a Hunterville), also Rotorua to Auckland n = 50 Aust. list = 112 giving 162 - 17 sps in common for continent list ? 145 The Toyota vans we were driving got 20.1 mi./gal (8.54 km/l.)
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LIDICKER 1985 Yukon Haul Rd., 4 mi. N. Hess Creek Bridge, 1000 ft, 22 mi. NW Livengood, Alaska 16 April, 1977 (coll. by J.O. Wolff) proc. 25 May, 1985 e 3899. ? Sorex leaves inactive 10 yr old burn 4.1g 101-31-14.5-- Bonanza Creek Experimental Forest, 650 ft, Fairbanks, Alaska 3 Sept. 1976 (coll. by S.D. West) proc. 25 May, 1985 nullip., inactive 30g 95-35-12-- 3900. ? Sorex 1 intrauterine implant of 2.5 gm. but no embryo present. 2.8g 86-34-12-- 3901. ♀ . inactive 2.8g 88-33-12-- 3902. ♀ : test. 1 x 1/2-- 3.6g 96-35-12-- 3903. ♂ : test. 1 x 1/2-- 3.3g 90-30-12-- 3904. ♂ : test. 1 x 1/2-- 3.5g 95-35-13.5-- 3905. ♂ : Chana Hot Spgs. Rd., 21 mi. E Steese Hwy. Jct., 750 ft, Big Delta, Alaska 13 Sept. 1976 (coll. by S.D. West) proc. 25 May 1985 test. 1 x 1/2-- 3.2g 100-38-13.5-- 3906. ♂ Sorex test. 1 1/4 x 3/4-- 3.7g 100-36-11.5-- 3907. ♂ .. 14 Sept. 1976 (coll. by S.D. West) proc. 25 May 1985 test. 1 x 1/2-- 2.9g 93-33-12-- 3908. ♂ Sorex test. 1 x 1/2-- 3.3g 99-39-13.5-- 3909. ♂ .. White Mtn. Trail, 1/2 mi. E Elliot Hwy Jct., 1600 ft, Livengood, Alaska 24 Aug. 1976 (coll. by S.D. West) proc. 25 May 1985 inactive, perhaps? 5.3g 103-33-14.5-- 3910. ♀ Sorex 2.8g 96-34-12.5-- 3911. ♂ .. Goldstream Valley Rd., 4.5 mi. W Steese Hwy. Jct., 800 ft, Fairbanks, Alaska 11 September, 1976 (coll. by S.D. West) proc. 26 May, 1985 nullip., inactive 3.1g 95-37-12-- 3912. ♀ Sorex nullip., inactive 2.6g 93-29-12-- 3913. ♀ ..
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LIDICKEN 1985 Goldstream Valley Rd, 4.5 mi W Sturgeon Hwy, Int, 800 ft, Fairbanks, Alaska Sept. 11, 1976 (coll by S.D. West) Sept. 26 May, 1985 3914 ♀ Sorex inactive 2.7 g 88-31-12.5-- 3915 ♂ " 2.8 g 88-36-12.5-- 3916 ♀ " inactive, terous? 4.1 g 93-30-11.5-- 3917 ♀ " nullip, inactive 3.6 g 93-35-12 -- 3918 ♀ " nullip, inactive 3.6 g 92-34-12 -- 3919 ♀ " nullip, inactive 2.4 g 89-31-11.5-- 3920 ♀ " nullip, inactive 2.5 g 90-34-12-- 3921 ♂ " test 1x½ in. 3.2 g 93-34-12 -- 3922 ♀ " nullip, inactive 2.9 g 88-35-12 -- Parks Hwy, 4.5 mi SW Ester, 1000 ft, Fairbanks, Alaska Sept. 5, 1976 (coll by S.D. West) Sept. 1 June 1985 3923 ♀ Sorex nullip. 3.0 g 88-32-12-- 3924 ♀ " inactive, nullip? 2.9 g 88-31-12-- 3925 ♀ " nullip, inactive 3.4 g 91-34-12 -- 3926 ♀ " nullip. 3.2 g 99-33-12.5-- Bonanza Creek Exp Forest, 650 ft, Fairbanks, Alaska Sept. 1, 1976 (coll by S.D. West) Sept. 1 June 1985 3927 ♀ Sorex inactive 3.3 g 90-35-13-- 3928 ♀ " nullip, inactive 3.9 g 91-35-13-- 3929 ♀ " inactive 3.8 g 99-37-13-- 3930 ♂ " test 1x½ in. 4.0 g 95-33-12.5-- 3931 ♀ " inactive, terous? 3.6 g 95-36-12.5-- 3932 ♂ " test 1x½ in. 3.5 g 95-34-12 --
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LIDICKER 1985 Bonanza Creek Exp. Forest, 650 ft., Fairbanks, Alaska Sept. 3, 1976 (coll. by S.D. Ward.) Aug. 1 Jun., 1985 3933 ♀ Sorax inactive 3.7 g. 96-37-12-- 3934 ♀ . nullip. 3.7 g. 95-37-13-- 3935 ♂ . test. 1 x ½ in. 3.3 g. 91-35-12.5-- 3936 ♂ . test. 1 x ½ in. 3.8 g. 90-33-13-- 3937 ♀ . inactive 3.8 g. 94-34-13-- 3938 ♀ . inactive 3.8 g. 98-36-12.5-- 3939 ♀ . inactive 3.2 g. 95-35-12.5-- 3940 ♂ . test. 5½ x 3½ in., acc. glomus similar to test. 1 x ½ in. 4.4 g. 99-34-12.5-- 3941 ♂ . test. 1 x ½ in. 3.6 g. 96-35-13-- Sept. 5, 1976 (coll. by S.D. Ward.) Aug. 2 Jun., 1985 3942 ♂ Sorax test. 1 x ½ in. 3.6 g. 101-36-12.5-- 3943 ♀ . inactive 3.1 g. 98-35-12.5-- 3944 ♂ . 3.2 g. 91-34-12.5-- 3945 ♀ . nullip.? 3.4 g. 82+ -19+ -12-- 3946 ♂ . 3.4 g. 94-36-12-- 3947 ♂ . test. 1 x 1 in. 6.6 g. 105-32-14.5-- 3948 ♂ . test. 1 x ½ in. 3.2 g. 94-36-12.5-- 3949 ♀ . inactive 2.8 g. 91-34-12.5-- 3950 ♂ . test. 1 x 1 in. 3.2 g. 100-34-12-- 3951 ♂ . test. 1 x ½ in. 6.2 g. 109-34-14.5-- Sept. 13, 1976 (coll. by S.D. Ward.) Aug. 2 Jun., 1985 450 ft. 3952 ♂ Sorax test. 1 x ½ in. 3.0 g. 94-36-12.5-- 3953 ♂ . test. 1 x ½ in. 2.9 g. 92-33-12.5-- 3954 ♂ . test. 1 x ½ in. 2.9 g. 96-36-12.5-- 3955 ♂ . test. 1 x ½ in. 3.0 g. 96-35-13--
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LIDICKEN 1985 +1986 Bananza Creek Exp Forest, 450 ft., Fairbanks, Alaska Sept. 13, 1976 (coll. by S.D. West) prep. 2 Jun 1985 test: 1x1/4mm-- 3956 ♂ Sorex 2.8 g 95-37-12.5-- head 3957 ♀ 2.8 g 91-30-12.5-- test: 1x1/4mm-- 3958 ♂ 2.8 g 97-38-12.5-- minutia nullip. 3959 ♀ 2.9 g 95-37-13-- test: 1x1/2mm-- 3960 ♂ 3.2 g 100-39-12.5-- test: 4x1mm-- 3961 ♂ 2.8 g 93-35-12.5-- 5 1/2 km W, 4 1/2 km S Healy, N side Alaska Range, Alaska 28-31 May, 1980 (coll by R.A. Murray) prep 2 Jun, 1985 no teeth, lost. 3962 ♀ Sorex alc. 6.8 g 98-34-12-- tooth, lost. 3963 ♀ " 8.0 g 105-36-13-- tooth, lost. 3964 ♀ " 6.7 g 94-32-12.5-- test: 3x2mm-- 3965 ♂ " 6.0 g 97-35-13-- test: 4x2x2mm-- 3966 ♂ " 5.6 g 91-34-12.5-- Russell Reservation, Lafayette, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 12 January 1986 test: 4x3mm-- 3967 ♂ Sorex ornatus 5.0 g 101-38-12-7 test: 3x2mm-- 3968 ♂ Reithrodontomy, megalotis 8.7 g 157-78-17-12.5 test: 3x1 1/2mm-- 3969 ♂ " 8.9 g 132-65-16-12.5 mo San Pablo Creek, San Pablo, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 29 Jan. coll by Steve Foreman test: 8x5.5mm--, S.V.12mm-- & vis. in salt marsh 3970 ♂ Microtus californicus 43.4 g 171-46-21.5-13 mo Wildcat Creek, Richmond, Contra Costa Co, Calif 6 March (prep 30 Mar) coll by Steve Foreman test: 6.5x3.5mm--, S.V.9mm-- in salt marsh 3971 ♂ Microtus californicus 28.3 g stroke 142-33-21-11
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LIDICKER 1987 + 1988 + 1989 Kensington, Contra Costa Co., Calif. June 7 3972. ♂ Rattus rattus 117.6 g 380-199-33-21 Hastings National History Res. 1800 ft. Monterey Co., Cal[if]. Aug. 23 (killed 27 Aug) coll. by D.R:381 3973 ♂ Microtus californicus 37.6 g 175-52-22.5-14.5 Richard Field Site, 18 ft., Richard, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Aug. 31 1988 3974 ♂ Microtus californicus 37.5 g 1.6 mi. N, 0.6 mi. E Chilcoat, 5200 ft., Plumas Co., Calif. Sept. 11 (coll. by Soogs: DeMille) 3975 ♀ Dipodomys frantziius 59 g. 285-163-45.5-13 Richard Field Site, Richard, Contra Costa Co., Calif. March 24, 1989 3976. ♂ Mus musculus 15.2 g. 3977. ♂ " " 15.7 g. 3978. ♀ Microtus californicus 47.0 g. Savannah River Site (field 3-4-12), Aiken Co., South Carolina 11 Nov. 3979 ♂ Odocoileus virginianus antler, picked up only Savannah River Site, 9.5 mi. W, 3.5 mi. S Barnwell, Barnwell Co., S.C. Nov. 14 3980. ♂ Blarina brevicauda carolinensis 6.9 g. 968-198-12.5-6 3981 ♀ " " 8.5 g 100-21-13-6.5 Ellenton Bay, Savannah River Site, Aiken Co., So. Carolina Nov. 23 3982. ♂ Blarina brevicauda carolinensis 8.4 g 99-18-13-6
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LIDICKER 1989 Ellenton Bay, Savannah River Site, Aiken Co., South Carolina NOV. 23 5001 3983. ♀ Blarina brevicauda carolinensis 8.4 g 102-20-13-6.5 skull only nullip.; ov. inactive 5002 3984. ♀ .. .. 7.1 g 95-17.5-12.5-6 skull only last. 1mm. 5003 3985. ♂ .. .. 6.9 g 95-18-12.5-6 skull only 5004 3986. ♀ .. .. nullip.; ov. inactive 7.2 g 96-18-12-6.5 NOV. 24 5005 3987. ♀ .. .. nullip.; ov. inactive 6.4 g 94-18.5-12.5-6 5006 3988. ♀ .. .. nullip., ov. inactive 7.3 g 100-18.5-13-6.5 DEC. 6 5008 3989. ♀ .. .. no ends, lt & rl scars; with visib ov inact. 8.0 g 96-19-11.5-7 [illegible] DEC. 7 5009 3990. ♂ .. .. tast. 4 x 2.5; penis enlarged, et. not visib 7.2 g 98-18-12-6 5010 3991. ♀ skull only ov. inact. no ends, no vis.; rl scars, parous; w/rl Wld 6.6 g 98-18-12.5-6.5 5011 3992. ♂ skull only tast 3½ x 2m; lt. not visib.; penis enlarged 6.8 g 96-17-11.5-6 5014 3993. ♀ Oryzomys palustris (caught on Dec. 6) imp., P. st. sh.; N. diff; lt. reunit fact. no ends; ov. inact. 62 g 274-128-31-16 Savannah River Site, 6.7 km. S, 2.4 km. E Jackson, Aiken Co., S.C. DEC. 3 3994. ♀ Paromyscus folionatus coll. by J.O. Wolff int. P. head, with tiny no ends; parous; ov. act. 10.8 g 125-47-17.5-14 3995. ♂ .. .. coll. by J.O. Wolff (caught at 5) S.V. 9mm. tast. 7 x 45m 12.1 g 122-45-18-14.5 Ellenton Bay, Savannah River Site, Aiken Co., South Carolina DEC. 28 5082 3996. ♀ Blarina brevicauda carolinensis F-10 nullip.; ov. inactive 6.3 g 93-17-12.5-6 5013 3997. ♀ .. .. L-10 no ends; parous; ov. inactive; 2 lg pores; no 8.4 g 107-18-13.5-6.5 left ear. skull only imp., P. st. sh.; N. med.-; porous; ov. inact.; 14 rl scars (20sides) 5014 3998. ♀ Sycodon h. op. 90 g 280-110-32-19 skull only tast & head lt parous; 11 scars (2+ sides); ov. inact, 7032 3999. ♀ .. .. imp., P. st. sh.; N. med.- 85 g 202-31+-0 32-18 DEC. 30 5015 4000. ♀ Blarina brevicauda nullip.; ov. inactive 7.0 g 101-18-13.5-6
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W. Z. Lidicker 1986-1987 Journal Calif: Alameda, Contra Costa Cos. New York: Onandaga Co. Calif: Nevada Co., Sagehen Creek F. S. Mexico: Yucatan
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LIDICKER 1986 Sundial Regional Park Alameda Ca. Calif. 23 March 11:15 - 14:30 Made a survey visit preliminarily to a Zology 107 field trip in early April. Looked particularly for good sites for class to observe Sci.), ground squirrels. Explored park at Curry Rd. entrance; the Welch Creek Rd. was closed. Lots of ground squirrel burrows in grasslands around just headquarters & parking lots, but only a few squirrels seen obviously because there were alot of people (4 loops) around as it was a last Sunday. Did find one very active colony across bridge & in SW corner of Park. Birds seen: Turkey Vulture Sharp-shinned Hawk -1 Red-tailed Hawk Rock Dove (outskirts park) Mourning Dove (
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LIDICKER 1986 23 march cont. Red-wing Brewer's Blackbird Lesser Goldfinch Rufous-sided Towhee Brown Towhee Golden-crowned Sparrow White-crowned Sparrow Dark-eyed Junco Song Sparrow n=37 Took several photographs. Livermore - Carrol Hollow trip May 6 15:20-22:30 (relatively cold & windy) Zool. 107 field trip. Each car is to list as many species of vertebrates as possible. The list for my group follows. We went several miles down Mines Rd. south of Livermore upon returning to Carrol Hollow. Mammals: (n=16) Sciurus niger Spermophilus beecheyi: horses, cows, donkeys, pigs, dogs, cats, sheep, + goats Thomops bottae Procyon lotor Didelphis virginiana (from owl pellets) Microtus californicus Sylvilagus auduboni: Canis latrans (crossing rd. at night) Fish: unident. (crabs along Mines Rd.) Arthropods: (n=4) Schizonycha occidentalis
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L.DICKER 1986 May 6 asd. Ayla regilla - ch. + fleds Burra borae - 3 on rd, + fleds Scepti opus - 1 on rd. Bids: (h=42) Starling Dom goose Rock Dove Brown Black-b Turkey Vulture Sand Jay Red tailed Hawk Mourning Dove W. Meadowlark Y. M. Magpie W. Crow Cor. Raven Kill deer Caly. Quail) Wood Duck - 1 dr. (Minats Rd. Creek) Acon Woodpecker Mocking bird Brown Towhee Loggished Shrike Rock Wren Horned Lark Barn Owl - incl. nest w/3 hatching + 2 eggs Total cards = 63 House Sparrow Chicken Sory Sparrow Red-winged Blackbird Violet-green Swallow Clift Swallow Barn Swallow Kestrel Horn Finch W. Oriole W. Bluebird G.J.B. Heron Orange cr. Warbler Mallard - 1 dr. (Minos Rd. k.) DK-eyed goose Amr. Goldfinch Lark Sparrow Wh. Thr. Swift Say's Phoebe Phainojoekle - 1 f (Card Hollow)
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LIDICKER 1986 Labrador Hollow, Onandaga Co., N.Y. Aug. 13 Afternoon hike trip while attending ICE IV in Syracuse, N.Y. Trip led by Maurice Alexander 14:00-16:15 Went to village of Tully by bus, then E on highway 80 to Apulia + 5 on highway 9). The Labrador Hollow nature reserve straddles the Onandaga & Cortland county lines. Birds recorded: Robin Ruby thro. Hummingbird Belted Kingfisher unidentified woodpecker E. Kingbird Phoebe? Wood Peewee Swallow, fork. Barn Blue Jay Crow B. c. Chickadee - 25+ Whbr Nuttatch -1 House Wren -1 Yellowthroat -3+ Cedar Waxwing -25+ Philadelphia Vireo -1 Goldfinch -15+ Baltimore Oriole -1 Swamp Sparrow -1 Song Sparrow -1
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LIDICKER 1986 Sagehen Creek Field Trip with Mammalogy Class 12-14 Sept. Spent night of 12th at Sagehen and night of 13th at "laket" campsite N of Chilcot, Plumas Co. Rodent deposits at Sagehen second lower than usual. One DOR porcupine seen about 1 mi. S of Vinton in Sierra Valley. We also saw one at Sagehen on the 12th, and the Boulder field 0.8 mi. E of the Station. Birds q met: Sagehen Creek area -- McG: Hairy's Warbler - 1st + 19 Yellow-rumped Warbler (Audubons) - 1 W. Flycatcher - 1 Red Fox Northen Calif. Quail 1 Kingfisher Mt. Chickadee Red-tailed Hawk Golden or Kinglet Sierra Valley -- Bicknell's Manakin Keestrat - 2 W. Crow W. Crow Noddybird Stork - 1 Swamp Sparrow Hawk - 1 Screech Jay - 2+ Red-tailed Hawk - 1 N. of Chilcot -- Pinyon Jay - 100 + Robin W. Pheasant - 1 V. gr. Swallow Rock Wren - 1
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LIDICKER 1986 + 1987 Sejden trip cont. Locations for digging: boulder field + vic. E. of Station = 1.3 km. NE Sejden Crack Fill Sdx., 6340 ft., Nevada Co. sandy desert area = 1.6 mi. N, 0.7 mi. E Chl/cast, 5200 ft., Plumas Co. desert cangr/ld = 1.6 mi. N, 1.4 mi. E Chl/cast, 5400 ft. Yucatan Trip, Mexico 26 June - 1 July, 1987 first meeting of ASM & la Asociacion Mexicana de Mastozoologia in Cancun, Quintana Roo. Took all day trip to Chichen-Itza on 27 June + half day to Tulum on 30 June. Had binoculars but no bird field guide, so following identifications were not after return, from memory + some written notes. resident Cormorant - probably Olivaceus - 1+ magnificent Frigatebird - 2 resident white egret - probably C. albus - 3+ resident double-billed duck - 1 (Chichen-Itza) Turkey Vulture Black Vulture Barnet Forest Falcon? - in captivity in Valladolid large tern (dk b:ll) - probably Sandwich Tern - 1 Vanx's (yucatan) Swift - Chichen-Itza Green Kingfisher - 1 (Xella) Blue-crowned Motmot - 10+ + 1 indiv of possibly smaller species' (Chichen-Itza)
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LIDILKER 1987 Vacation cont. Great Kiskadee or Bona-Villed Flycatcher - 1 (Tulum) Myiarchus sp. - just Vacation or Dusky-capped Cave Swallows - com. Chicken-Eggs + abandoned Royal-winged (Ridgway's) Swallow [first] - Cl. Chica-Eggs Vacation day - 1 Tropical mockingbird - com. in Cancun Yellow-billed Cacique - just seen a lots of nests Great-tailed Grackle - com. Oriole + saw in Tulum (just heard, not positively Yellow-tailed Alderine, or Orange) Grassquit ( Yellow-fronted or Blue-black) - saw along roadside
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W. Z. Lidicker 1988 Journal Costa Rica Calif: Marin Co., Pt. Reyes N. S. Calif: Nevada Co., Sagehen Creek F. S.
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LIDICKEN 1988 Costa Rica 28 Jan to 8 Feb 28 Jan - travel to San Jose, via Miami, arriving late in evening. (record Hotel Europa) 29 Jan - 31 Jan - SSC meetings Hotel Herralera 1 Feb - 8 Feb - IUCN General Assembly, Hotel Caviari 3 Feb - 5 Feb took trip to La Salva Biological Site near Puerto Viejo. Took OTS car from Office in San Jose arriving before lunch & returning to San Jose after lunch on 5th. Lots of heavy rains on 3rd & 4th often torridal; clear on 5th. 2 pm - 4 pm took boat trip with me down Rio Puerto Viejo. La Salva personalidades: Jose Arturo Leon - OTS office in S.J. (506) 366 696 Ronald Saurag - Subdirector - on job org & mo.; spent 25 yrs. in US, including being in the Navy. Derek & David Clark - Directors Bob Marguis - plant ecologist (Piper) Richard Knadton - tour leader from Toronto; formerly Univ. Saskatchewan Vaughan Fleagle - (monkeys, squirrels) - on Knadton tour Bill Newell - PhD from Stanford w/ Mary - light guts. Alan Pound - Univ. Fla. grad student; friend ? Pat Forster - Twiny ; mostly works at Montverde. Ken M[illegible] ory - New England Aquarium (Boston) writer & frog photographer. - Cornell grad student working on
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LIDICKEN 1988 ornithology student of P. Sherman & S. Smolen Dick Holmes - leading Dartmouth up course in Tropical Ecology; arrived for lunch on 5th 7 Feb - tour to Volcan Poas arranged by Horizontes Travel Agency through IUCN. Tour guide = Woody Moyos, former of Cal U, & has been in CR for 3+ yrs; studied of Don Jarzen & works mainly on Osa Peninsula. Also visited towns of Gracia & Sarchi. 8 Feb - travel home via Miami. Birds seen = Costa Rica RPV = Rio Puerto Viejo; LS = La Selva; VP = Volcan Poas Gt. Blue Heron - sev. RPV Snowy Egret - 1 " Little Blue Heron - 15+ RPV Green Heron - 1 RPV. Cattle Egret - frequent in mats. Black Vulture Turkey Vulture Semi-plumbeous Hawk - 1 LS Spotted Sandpiper - 20+ RPV Ruddy Ground Dove - 1 LS Blue Ground Dove - 3 " Olive-headed Quail-dove - 2 pr. LS parrots, parakeets; possibly parrot let seen flying overhead at LS but none could be identified. Grouse killed Ani - 5+ near LS
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LIDICKER 1988 Pauraque - 2+ LS Chimney Swift - 20+ LS Vaux's (?) Swift - 1+ mins Long-tailed Hummingbird - 4+ LS Rufous-tailed Hummingbird - 1 LS Magnificent Hummingbird (possibly Green-crowned Brazilian) - 3 VP in cloud forest. Ringed Kingfisher - 2+ RPV Amazon
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LIDICKEN 1988 Rough-winged Swallow - com. LS + RPV Brown Jay - 2w. flock vic. San Jose mid. small brown-like sp. - 1 LS Catharus sp. - probably Black-billed Nightingale Thrush - 1 VP (cloud forest) Louisiana Water Thrush - 1 LS Montezuma Oropendola - 2+ LS Chestnut-headed " - 1 LS Yellow-billed Cacique - 1+ LS Giant Cowbird - 1 heard only LS Giant-tailed Beech - com central plateau Olive-backed Euphonia - 5+ LS Scarlet-rumped Tanager - com LS Buff-throated Saltator - 2+ LS Blue-black Grassquit - 1+ LS Thick-billed Seedfinch - 3+ LS n=53 Cf cover sheet for unidentified birds also seen. Other vertebrates seen at La Selva: Tachurdna - 1 watched feeding in a full tree Nasua - 1 cf O foraging near "old lot" agouti - 1 mid. brown squirrel - 1 Arts at night Anxive - com. Arotis - small brown sp. in front floor - com.
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LIDICKER 1988 Iguana - sw. Crocodilian (3-4 ft. long) - track of RPV 2 snakes identified from my description by H. Green Chironius grandisquamus - ~ 4 ft. long, leafed from side I just quickly crawled over; black & red, thickness. Rhinodineca sp. - ~10" long, caught by Alain Pongy, looks like a Diadophis; sometimes head held up with (white eyes give it slant) like a cat's eye. turtles - 2 RPV frogs - front floor - look like Amma ramid tree frog (2) - around outdoor sink of doors - from from (photos taken by Ken Mallory) Dendrobates - red w/ black skin - blue legs - 2 see: debris and bamboo trees.
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LIDJER 1988 Point Reyes National Seashore, Marin Co. Calj. 20-21 Aug. With S. Galliani visited Pt. o Drakes Beach on 20 Aug. & Limontour Beach or 21 Aug. Birds seen: Arctic Loon - 2 Red thro. Loon - 5+ Brown Pelican - 15+ Brandt's Cormorant - ~ Virginia Rail - 1+ Coot - 1 min. Pigeon Guifanot - 1 Casjion Tern - 70+ Elegant (Juvenile Royal) Tern - 10+ Forster's Tern - 1+ Western Gull - ~ Ring-billed Gull - ~ Herring Gull - 1 resident/black-backed gull - 1 Northern Phalarope - 1 Sandpiling - 35+ Western Sandpige - ~ Least Sandpige - ~ Ruddy Turnstone - 1 Semipalmated Plover - 10+ Black-bellied Plover - 3 Marbled Godwit - 12+ Dowitcher - 10+ Willard - ~ Mefford - 6+ Pintail - 6+ Godwell - 4+ Surf Scoter - 30+ Black Scoter (?) - 3-10 Green Island Avon - 10+ Black or Night Heron in Greas Egret - ~ Snowy Egret - 10+ Turkey Vulture - ~ Red-tailed Hawk - 4+ Red Shouldered Hawk - 1 Kestrel - 1 Calif. Quail - 35+ Band-tailed Pigeon - ~ Rock Dove - ~ Mourning Dove - ~ Flicker - 1 Acorn Woodjocke - ~ Barn Swallow - ~ Sparrow Jay - ~ (cont.)
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LIDICKER 1988 Pt. Reyes count. Corr. Cross - 2 Corm. Raven - 4 Wren - kit - 3 Sparling Yellowthroat - 5-t Red wing Brown's Blackbird Garr, Gold finch - 1 Brown Towhee Several Sparrow - 1-t Orange juncos White crowned Sparrow Song Sparrow n=58 Sogatan Creek Field Trip - ornithology class 9-11 Sept. Sept. 9 Overnight at Sogata Station in addition to hiking class and live bird, 2 red & 7 Towhee live traps for nestmate cinnama in the "rock pile" E. of the Station, a 2 goather with a 10 mins. Special cast for water showers along the creek. Watched a pair of herons in the creek then so dark. They were feeding on willows & can now carried into the shed manually for storage. Sept. 10 (erased) Parrot's car miraculously a days delay, and + 1 goather. Two N. cinnama were caught (10:00-?) & then were car tagged by Pat Kelly. Dr. Johnson went to Silver Valley N of Chilcoot for shopping in the desert. Sept. 11 Spent about 2 hours containing a small forest fire started by 3 of the students burning too wet paper. Did not get back to Sogata until noon.
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12/14/96 In this world we live in... What if? +1 - how it all started? - (no) what? some kind of small joy? [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] world government = {NOT that I am} - anyone? why? 11-9 what if what? anyone to try into. And not for me, but we can make people a "difference" it is more important of art and craft. Even if it's the wrong side + or - why? At 1:30 AM I have seen it make something out of our past and put that in all lives. It is second to none. And then there are other lines and now it's called reality? And what a valuable message! I agree > 01/27/96 (2+7%) anyone can see... it out. Anyone? I have been writing of filled in? If effort was one with it, as a part of ourselves? A filled sense? Or...
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W. Z. Lidicker 1989 Journal Calif: Alameda, Monterey, Contra Costa Cos. Alaska Italy Calif: Imperial Co. Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi England South Carolina
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LIDICKEN 1989 Aquatic Park (5 and only), Berkeley, CA. Jan. 29 (~16:30-17:30) Short trip w/L. DeLongor. Birds seen: Pic'd Mr. Grebe - 2 Great Egret - 1 Snowy Egret - 4 Mallard - 15+ Pintail - 8+ Belted - 4 Redhead - 15+ Lesser Scaup - 6+ Goldeneye - 2# , 24 (in retrospect then very low low Barrow's and at that time, simple and attention less park) Bufflehead - 12+ Surf Scoter - 1# Ruddy Duck - 30+ Pig killed Gull - 20+ Rock Dove - sev. Belted Kingfisher - 1 Horn Finch - 24 Dk. eyed Junco - 14 Cooper Hawk - 1 Arr. Canada - 10+ Killer Duck - 2 Willet - 1 Least Sandpiper - 10+ Dunlin - 20+ Dovisholt - 15+ W. Sandpiper - 50+ Arctic Tern - 15+ B-horned Skua - 2 Glamers-winged Gull - 2 Corn Crow - 1 Robin - 1+ Red-wing - 5+ Brown Thrasher - 2+ Song Sparrow - 14 n = 33 Rio del Mar Beach, Monterey Bay, Calif. Feb. 4 15:50-17:35 w/L.D. W. Grouse - 1 Red-tail Cow - 1 D.e. Cormorant - 2+ Brandt's Gull - 10+ Lesser Gold - many Herring Gull - 3+
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LIDICKEN 1985 4 Feb. cont. Slaucon-winged Gull - 30+ Ring-bill. Gull - 200+ California Gull - 1 Mew Gull - 20+ Hermann's Gull - 8? Snar/Sander - 10+ marbled Godwit - 150+ Willid - 50+ Also seen: see other - 1 feeding on Mytilus shells from Jilting; carried away and during dramatic gust. Harbor Seal - 4 ; Sca Lion - 1? Aquatic Park (S. end org), Berkeley CA. Feb. 12 11:00 - 12:20 (w) 2D Pink-footed Gull - 9+ Bik. w. Nt. shore - 25+ (1 june.) mallard - 6+ Redhead - 30+ Lesser Scaup - 25+ Corn. Goldeneye - 10+ Bufflehead - 15+ Snar/Sander - 12+ (incl. 2 8"8 digging for clams; ~ 5 ft. 9 inch) Reddy Duck - 45+ Red-tail Hawk - 2 Anv. Loon - 30+ Killdeer - 2 Bik. mk. Shelt - 1 Glaucous-winged Gull - 1 Serendipity - 20+ Bik-ducked Plover - 1 Brown's Biking - 20+ Mourning Dove - 2 Rock Dove - ?0+ Snar Jay - 1 Mallard - 3 Acan Woodpecker - 1+ (month Toyon) Herring Gull - 1 West. Gull - 1+ Ring-bill. Gull - 20+ Mourning Dove - 4 Anne's Hummingbird - 28 Bust-tit - 15+ Yellow-naped Warbler - 20+ Harsh Sparrow - 2 ; Harsh Finch - 10+ Brown Tanager - 2, Wk. cv. Sparrow - 10+, Dk.-eyed Junco - 5+; Song Sparrow - 5+ Tinglisher - 1 sun ~ 4v. left. N=28
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LIDICKER 1989 Pt. Isabel to Richmond Field Station, Santa Cruz Co. Cal. MARCH 19 16:00-17:30 with Louisa DeLonger W. Grebe - 1 D. cr. Cormorant - 1 ♀ Great Egret - 1 ♀ Snowy Egret - 1 ♀ Lesser Sandp - 50 ♂ Canvasback - 5 Mallard - 30 ♂ (mostly female) Golden-eye - 1 pr. Barrelhead - 2 ♂ Grebe - 1 long dead on RR track Canada Goose - 14 Baldy - 1 ♀ Ruddy Duck - 30 ♂ Coot - 30 ♂ Western Gull - num. Ring-billed Gull - num. Glaucous-winged Gull - 20 ♂ Thayer's Gull ? - 1 (2nd yr.) Avocet - 1 Willet - 50 ♂ W. Sandpiper - 50 ♂ Least Sandpiper - 10 ♂ Gt. Yellowlegs - 1 Lesser Yellowlegs - 1 Dowitcher - 35 ♂ Bik-kill'd Plover - 10 ♂ St. H. Owl - 1 heard Carr. Crow - 5 ♂ Barn Swallow - 3 Mourning Dove - 10 ♂ Rock Dove - 54 v. Brown Thrasher - 1 ♀ White-crowned Sparrow - 2 ♀ Song Sparrow - 5 ♀ Brown Blackbirds - 20 ♂ Yellow-rumped Warbler - 1 Richmond Field Station, Santa Cruz Co. Cal. MARCH 23 15:45-17:20 Saw and 70 Longworth flys into around salt marshes, with Roger Swartz (1) & Richard, & George Betz); Overcast, windy. Inner work, around island head W. side:
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L.DICKER 1989 RFS area. digging into from [illegible] panax grass - 5 Salicaria morus (tidally flooded) - 20 Dyschidilis - Grindelina, E. side of island - 6 Dyschidilis, Barcharis etc - centre of islet - 5 Middle marsh, small [illegible] girth W. of RR track: Salicaria - Dyschidilis, etc - 10 Salicaria - 5 Inner marsh, E boundary: Small panax grass - 5 edge of tidal mud girth N of boundary - 7 Salicaria around clumps on edge of bank - 8 Best: oatmeal plus [illegible] butter. A few relatively birds seen: Caspian Tern - 3 Black sk. kite - 1 Black Phoebe - 1 Mond 24 08:30 - 10:20 Picked up trip #1 logbook. Considerable rain during night & due rain showers with in water. Count: Inner marsh, mud islet: Mus musculus - 2 dead in traps = Salicaria Panax grass - 1 @ 14g. et. Grindelina - Dysst. - 1 @ 17g. fairly damp Middle marsh: Mus musculus - 1 @ 17.5g. Sal.-Grin., Dysst. - test. desc. 1 @ 18.5g.
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R K 2 1 - how sure of I need this proof? 2 - (what) what if I am incorrect? 3 - let it be B. articulated = still the ship. 4 - but: I know - she is under it, all the ships! 5 - how?? If I drop permanently that many others? 61 - , do, with 2:0 - on watch? 7 - come out? 8 - perhaps I am not sure. 9 - permanent one? 10 - perhaps a long time left? A year? 11 - how? what graph house over the? which would call matter . 6:5T man child. Mountain any A I - on T - if you 12 - about? and P 13 - ok, I / - 2/8 my name Mathews replied (u quit in labor?) 05:01 - 49:20 where we did the things now onto a major final one : done? : but!! how? have you? what's it that I lack? - reduced with so. ? vi B 1 - some input? myself word: ? at B 1 - typed - articulated : about all /9 sub text - typed and - 27 (3,61 B 1 - sub-words sort) p/81 B 1
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Lipstick 1989 Microtus californicus - 1 ♀ (dead in trap) Inner marsh, E edge - Mus musculus - 1 ♀ 16.5 g, ferrous (Salicaceae) 1 ? escaped from hole in plastic bag. 1♂ 15.5 g, tested, desr. (Sal.-broad) total: Mus-9 Microtus-1 Microtus sign was noticeably shredded and edges of work but we did not set traps to catch them. Wetland birds: Canada Goose - 2 (over water middle marsh) Emeryville Crescent Alameda Co., Calif. April 1 4:30-5:30 pm. Overcast & raining; with Louise D. Birds seen: Pacific Loon - 1 (left hill infarcted but stage [hard] + color pattern like Pacific L.) Horned Grebe - 3 (2 in breeding plumage) Wast. Grebe - 4 Bik-ld. Plover - 2+ D.e. Cormorant - 2+ Willst-15? Gt. Scaup - 30+ Mallard Godwit - 10? Lesser Scaup - 5+ Avocet - 300+ (almost all in breeding plumage) Cow. Coldinge - 3 ♀ Bufflehead - 2 West Duck - 20+ Surf Scoter - 8? R.M. Gull - 20+ Reddy Duck - 4+ Caspian Tern - 4 Coot - 12? Moorning Dove - 3 Killer - 1 Storking-2+ (cont.)
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(dark in dark) ? ( - measuring the extension) (-mansion?) current p7.21 ?? ( - mansion (nm)) and ??? in what order before '1' (dark, hot) and think >?21 51 P - nm : light 1 - indication from ? after how students published on open interest? only dates of dark data and bit not that (down third line way) s - record where? . field photon [blue] u show (A - mansion) of [green] - { 2,7-0;4 } imp. in ? o actual jg/m - polar & answer0 + look y again and transfer third level ) 1 - word s if :?9? ( . , or at A character index quality check in S) s - record month +s - novel9 ink-818 p. show2 .024 s-72-o.cilw +5 - mansion .3.D toi - faked labing +02 - ?uest .62 all double) +os - 43ovA +? - quest uicd (can (redneck) 3 # +s - bad level - s - light9 +os - bad X.9 +8 - ?wn .pm? v - act unigod +2 - ?mll (??) c - m0 penny ?51 - 002 +s - ?-26? 1 - what if:?
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L DICKER 1989 April 1 cont. Brewer's Bladdnid -5+ Heron Ficed-10+ Song Sparrow -2 Brown Jay-1 W2. (r. Storm)-1 (not correct) n=26 Coyote Hill's Pk. & S.F. Bay Nat. Wildlife Refuge, Alameda Co. CA. April 8 +9 Biology 150 field trip on 9th & practice trip on 8th. TA's: Francis Villablanca & Warren Heyl, Louise D, went with us on 8th. The focus of the wildlife refuge visited was the area at HQ plus S. of the Drumheller Bridge appeared. Weather: sunny & very hot! April 8 - Left Emeryville 08:40 & returned to Berkeley 16:35. April 9 - Left Berkeley ~ 08:45 + " " " 17:45 Birds recorded: Apr. 8 Apr. 9 Eared Grebe 300+ 200+ Pied Bill Grebe 10+ 6+ Gt. Blue Heron ) Green Heron ) Corm Egret 15+ 6+ Snowy Egret ) Bik. w. N+. Heron) ) Amph. B:llen (F.V. heron) 1 Canada Goose 2 2 mallard 40+ 40+ Goshawk 20+ 20+ Pintail 6 2 Green-winged Teal 4 (cont.)
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LIDICKER 1989 April 8-9 cont. Miss Miss Blue-winged Teal 4 2 Cinnamon Teal 40+ 50+ Am. Wigeon 25+ 6+ Shoveler 15+ 20+ Canvasback 2 dr. 4 dr. Redhead Duck 50+ 60+ Forster's Tern 12+ 3 Elegant Tern 1 Rock Dove flying flying Mourning Dove flying flying Gt. H. Owl 2 2 Red-tail Hawk 1 2 Hawkie 8+ 4+ Kestrel 1 Ringed Plover 3 8+ Sora (heard) 1 Can. Goldeneye 1+1? heard Ammer Coast 30+ 2 chicks 20+ Killdeer 2+ 1 Snowy Plover 2 Corm. Skua 7 2 Wilson 50+ 50+ Gt. Yellowlegs 12+ 30+ Lesser Yellowlegs 10+ Crest Sandpiper 50+ 100+ Wash. Sandpip. 20+ 50+ Meadow Lark 50+ 1500+
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LIDJCKEN 1989 April 8-9 cont. Marbled Godwit 1 Dowitcher (L.Killed 4 single call seen) 8 Amur Avocet 500+ 25+ Black-necked Stilt+ 8+ 5 Wast. Gull 1 Ring-b. Gull 1 Bonaparte's Gull 1 200+ Mare Wren 30+ 15+ Water Pipit 1 2 Plain T: thrush (seen 4 a student say) 1 Starling 20+ 20+ Amur's Warblingbird 5+ 1+ Allen's ·· 3+ Black Phoebe 3+ 2 Tree Swallow 8+ Barn Swallow 200+ 100+ Cliff Swallow 100+ 100+ Scent Jay 1 Cav. Crow 2 + 1 w/ young 2 young Busk-kit 1+ 1 Bewick's Wren 1+ 1 hand Yellowthroat 20+ 10+ Wilson's Warbler (heard only) 1 W. meadowlark 1 Red-w. Blackbird 50+ 60+ (Seemed to seem singing 4 88 & caddis) 4 main marsh Bullocks Oriole 1 (cont.)
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LIDICKON 1989 Apr 8-9 woe. Brewers' Blackbird 30± Br.-2d. Carabid 3 1 Black-lbl. Groebke 1 Legal: Dunking (hand) ) + Horn Finch 25± 30± Ambr. Goldfinch 4 Ruf. 2d. Towhee 1 Brown Towhee 1 3 Sewaned Sparrow 20± 15± Song Sparrow 30± 35± Lincoln Sparrow 1 Dk-aged Junco 5+ 5 Wh. cr. Sparrow 15± 6± Gothic cr. Sparrow 10± 8± n= 73 59 contd= 79 Mammals: Blk H. Jackrabbit - dropping Sorex orinus - I found dead in jack & hair track Scirous major - I Pin gopher Coyote kills Spindles benthagi - woe. deer - trills d ) # seen on 9th fowl cut - ) skinny though softer neck fox scat weasel ? - I scat Thomays hatter racoon - I seen & W. Hogs on 8th Haps - hollyhog Sceloporus,
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LIDICKRA 1989 Alameda Creek, Alameda Co., Calif. April 22 Brown Pelican - 15 + D. cr. Cormorant - 2 Gt. B. Heron - 1 Snowy Egret - 3 Mallard - 10 + Pintail - 1 for. Heron - 1 ? Anh. Coop - 15+ Killer - 1 Bik Mall. Plover Long billed Curlew - 2 Whimbrel - 3 Willet - 2 Knot - 3 Dunlin - 30+ Aquatic Park, S. end - April 22 Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal. Pied Bl. Grebe-1 Great Egret -1 Bik-winged Night Heron -4 Mallard - 20+ Scaup (fort. Lasser) - 3 Ruddy Duck - 1 for. Anh. Coop - 10 + Killer - 2 Greater Yellowlegs - 1 Caspian Tern - 1 Slant billed Dowitcher - 50+ Marbled Godwit - 200+ Avocet .2 Western Gull - 5+ Ring bt. Gull - 20 + Glaucus-winged Gull - 1 + Forstev's Tern - 100+ Caspian Tern - 5 Rock Dove -2 Mourning Dove -20+ Barn Swallow - 10+ Starling - 40+ House Sparrow - 8 + Brewers Blackbird - 1 House Finch - 20+ Song Sparrow -10+ n = 31 Mourning Dove . 10+ Common Crow - 2 Bush-tit - 6+ Rolin . 4+, Starling -2 Red-wing Blackbird - 18 Brewers Blackbird - 2 House Finch - 20 + Brown Thrasher - 2 White-cv. Sparrow -2+, Song Sparrow - 8+ n=21 n for day = 43
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LIDICHER 1989 Alaska Trip - ASM meeting 9-19 Jun. with Louise Jun 9 Lipo 3:20 pm for Seattle, Anchorage, & to 11:40 Fairbanks. Arr. ~ #pm. Jun 10 - 15 - ASM meeting including boat trip - Chena & Tanana rivers on #13 Jun. Also 3-17 - on Jun 15 walked two long days driving Jun 11 - then to Bonanza Ck! to Smith Lake & vicinity. S.A. members of Sheila Ogden. Jun 16 - 18 - N. Slope trip. Lipo Fairbanks in two vans about 0800. Grwy = 18 Brian Lawhead - Leader Gordon Jarrell - co-leader + driving on van Don, Glennis, & Dawn Kaufman Kim Crowell, Joel Berger, Barbara Harvey & Eric ...... Al & son Chris Lackey, Emily Oaks Bruce Heywood (Silver City, NM) Alicia Lindgen & husband Niel (Chr. A. Chemist Agst. Statin., Pa.) Arleen Doyle Drive N to Livengood, had lunch in grocery store + gallery # of # stores 2 Hamed Rd, Stopped briefly at Hess Ck. (~2:30) study area (km 28). Had dinner + spent night at Cold Foot (~ km. 175). Took six photos of study area at Hess Ck. New growth black spruce were ~ 1 ft. tall. A sign & board from my do 15-16 Jun. also seen alive. There was old Mirostus x anthopatheros sign still apparent, but only I running actually could how low food. Legus runs also noted, of late afternoon
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LIDICKER 1989 border N, S1 on Boruge + last given date is about km 237. N. Stage cont. was raining. After dinner (9:30 - 11:30), lunch at a working S on ground + track. At my hotel June 17 - Continued N through Happy Valley (1:30 - 2:30) when there is evidence; ~ km 238 on Chandalar R. (Chandalar Maintenance Rd.) continued toward A ti gun Pass (4752ft.), and continued N to Toolik Lake. Started raining w/ heavy fog in lake afternoon + continuing into morning. Had dinner at Toolik L.; talked to Brian Barone, Jim Kenney, & Gail Michiner.. Very cold, windy, + sleety: "worst weather for middle June in our 5 yrs." Continued N to camp site; S1 on Mt. camp site at km 305.5, ~ 1500 ft. alt., on Sagavanirktok R.v.r. Gray was arranged in 2 places that ~ 1/2 mi. off hard rd. to E. Took long walk with sun finder in cold, wind + rain. Saw 5 Herilagan Ducks (28,32) on river. Started snowing before went to bed. A morning, got up at ~ 06:30 + was 1/2 in. I never saw snow everthing. Then it has clear enough to see Brooks Range to N S and S1k off th. to WSW. June 18 - Returned S to km 305 + off rd. to S1pk Mt. when we did good look at Doll sheep + searched in vain for Marmot brownie. Want further S (km 298) when we saw 2 wolves. We secured them off a ravine on Pony Sts. km 3 & km 3/2. carries. At 10:20 am looked N again, "cold but really clear day. Lunch: Happy Valley (km. 334.5), pleasant settlement from pipeline construction w/ air draft."
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L10icken 1989 N. Loke trip cont. At km. 352 went off to W + climbed 2:11 when there is a weather station. Spent 1 hr. + looking for Bix Mountains in willow thicket on N slopes of 2:11. Brian saw a hut no-one else did at km. 362 Then were extensive stretches of tundra dominated by Dupontia. Dead Horse is at km 413, Cont. on to Providence Bay. Spent 40 min wading at grand station to get into Petronoma co. Property. We had written permission ahead of time but they still killed us wading. Finally drove in + got to shores of Providence Bay (frozen) + on way to cornering leading to oil field sticking out into the Arctic Ocean. At 2:1 first company patrol stopped me + escorted me out of oil co. Property. We had permission checked in at a. Dept. Now we had dinner + then caught flight to Fairbanks ~ 9:30 p.m. Left Fairbanks 11:35 + flew to Anchorage. L saw photo of Denali at ~ 12:10 2-light. June 19 - Av. Seattle ~ 05:15; left Seattle for Oakland 07:00, Av. Oakland ~ 09:10 + took taxi home. Hawks seen: Kane sylvestriana around Fairbanks + saw shots to N on 26 June. Mammoths: Moose - Bonanza Ck. area (S. of Fairbanks) - 11 June - 1 16 June - km. 170+ 2 ad. or 1 calf - km 174 (nr. Goldfoot) - 1 old ♀ - took photo - km 187 looks like sim 17 June - km 228.5 (District R) - 1
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L Dickson 1985 Alaska trip. - mammals cont. Marmot cont. - km 316 (18 Jun) - 2 km. 321 ( . ) - 1 ? & calf total=10 Red squirrel - very seen and farmlh Arctic ground squirrel - First one seen at km. 208 & seen frequently through ; common on N. slope. Bunnys noted at Atiyan Bc. At. km. 344, one was seen taking a dead bird in the road. Muskox - ) seen & photographed among willows along Atiyun River (km. 255) Grizzly bear - ? & cub seen near Distant Rv. (km. ~223) & tracks seen on slope Mtn. (km. 301) Canids: 1 muntl'd, canid skull at Atiyun Pass (~km 245), & on N. slope found a pile along side of road of ~6 fox skullers & 1 lynx. Wolf - 2 at km. 298 feeding on caribou carcass (18 Jun AM); got very good looks. Red fox - km. 313 ) followed me along rid for 1+km and looked south full of 6-8 minivores until it periodically layed [illegible] on the ground & probed. At one point it seemed to catch an additional individual. Arctic fox - 1 (incl. photo) at km 375 & 2 in vicinity of Prude Bay. microlutions: Hess Ch study area: M. xanthogasterus old sign Atiyun Pass - bunnies or mange Trootik Lake - lots of sign Helly Valley (km 3345) - 2 microlution minivores seen clearly - open willow brush near river
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LIDICKER 1989 Aluska kij. cont. - manors cont. km. 348 - 1 micros oconomus longs: fronds Pardon Bay - on Dicosdaryk d.p. Dall Sherg: km. 187+ - ~5 218.5' - 20+ District R (m km 223) - 2 Antiguan B-15 - 8 + skalders + dwarfs + gong d 7 Slip mkm - 40 total = 82 Covido: km. 257 - 3 km 269 - 5' km 18 some seen by others and our own selfs Sagaven: kthak Bvv (km 301.5). 302.5 - 8 (incl 2 5) 348 - 11, 5' 313 - 8 ~350 - 7, 13 316 - ~20, 14 (incl. ?)moss) 355.5 - 3, 1, 6, 1, 2, 5, 6 319 - 3, 3, 4 362 - 2, 7, 2, 3, 5 321 - 10, 12, 15, 6, 4 369 - 2, 2, 12, 2 328 - 5 375 - 2 332 - 3, 6 378.5 - 2, 18, 2 339 - 4, 12, 12, 11 381 - 12, 3, 3 343, 13, 4, 3, 7, 4, 11, 3, 3 387 - 1 345 7, 9, 2 396 - 2, 4 397.5 - 1 Pardon Bay - wld. 2, 2 Total of 65' groups seen + 385 ind:viduals, for X' group size & 5.9. Smaller hark: six secondary Rd. S. of Barks Range, a running model at this ck. said was.
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LIDICKON 1985 Alaska trip cont. Beaver - 1 seen & many signs on Chena River S. of Fairbanks during Augm boat trip. Birds : (not complete) Red thro. Loon - 1+ N. slope (km ~269) Pacific Loon - 2 pr. Prudhoe By, 1? km. 269 Common Loon ?-1 Prudhoe Bay Horned Grebe - ~8 pr. Smith Lake, incl. 2 nests w/eggs, km 315-1, km 324 -) Red-naked Grebe -1 pr. Smith Lake, Fairbanks Whistling Swan - 1 Prudhoe By White-fronted Goose - 7 (km 315), ~5 resident, young date? km 391 at S. & E. cont. Star Gazer - 12 Prudhoe By Brant - 2 ? (km 402), 20+ prudhoe By (Lesser?) 3-Deer Haze, 10+ prudhoe Bay Canada Goose - 8 + (km. 170 + giant S. Cold Foot) Coll Foot, 7 (km 324) Green-winged Teal - 1 pr. (sm lake N q jump sta 5) Mallard - Fairbanks area Fairbanks area km. 413-1+, 20+ (prudhoe Bay) Brantl - 8 (sm. lake N q jump sta #5), 1 (km. 315) ; 3 (km 391), Shoveler - 5 (inv. jump sta #5) Arctic Wigeon - Smith Lake -20+ unident gamp-25+ (km. 315) jump sta #5 St. Scaup + wintered. scaup - 1 (nv. jump sta #5) (sm. lake N. ?) Lesser Scaup - 1 pr. giant N. Toolik Lake 3 (km 324); 6 (km 367) Can. Eider -2 Prudhoe By King Eider -1 ' ' Livestrip ditch Harlequin Duck - 2♂, 3♀ Sgy. R. camp Old squawer - 1 giant N Toolik Lake ; Prudhoe By -20+ Surf Scoter - 1 ? ( ~ km. 165) Goldeneye unident. - 1 Chena River Bufflehead - 1 pr. Smith Lake Red br. Merganser - 1 Toolik Lake
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Lidicken 1989 Alaska Hwy count - birds N. Goshawk - 1 (under Fox - Livergard) Red H. Hawk - sev. seen Fairbanks to N 20mi: N Golden Eagle - 1 (km. 236), (Tualatin Lake?), Sigm Mtn-2, Amur Kestrel - 1 Bonanza Rk. Gyrfalcon - 1 moust at km. 324 + 1 at Km ~ 298 Willow Ptarmigan - 2?/flying, km. 187, km. 239, km 343, km 378.5 Black Ptarmigan - km 293-1, km. 352 - 5, 20+ Prudon Bay Lesser Golden Plover - 2 (Toolik Lake), km 298-2, km 309.5 - 1, Lesser Yellowlegs - Smith Lake - 2+, Cold Foot - sev. Solitary Sandpiper - Smith Lake - 1, S. of Fox - 1 Shankled Snipe: - Smith Lake + Chena River Upland Sandpiper - 1 (km. 200), 1? (km. 218.5) Peckland Sandpiper - 1 Prudon Bay Common Snipe - 2 (near S.A Fox) N. (= Red-necked) Phalarope - 1 @ Smith Lake km ~ 269, 1 at Sag. R. Red Phalarope - 3+ Prudon Bay Pomarine Jaeger - km 400-2, km. 402-1, Prudon Bay - 2+ Peregrine Jaeger - km. 378.5 - 1 Long-tailed Jaeger - km ~ 257, 2 km. ~ 305 (1- km 316, 1- km 374.5 moulted jaegers (often seen from moving van w/ window) Bombycilla's Gull - nesting at Smith Lake, Fairbanks (2-3 /yr.) Mew Gull - Fair banks area, Cold Foot - 3+, km. 218.5- Harving Gull - com. around Fairbanks also seen around Fairbanks. Glaucomous-winged Gull (why bruid) - 1 km 269 w/ Glaucomous Gull, but km 352-3, Prudon Bay - 30+ Glaucomous Gull - /+ km. 269, Sag. R. Camp, km. 320, sev. km. 348 Saffine's Gull - 1 Prudon Bay Arctic Tern - 1 Toolik Lake + Km. 413
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L Dickinson 1989 Alaskan trip cont. - birds Snow Owl - 1 (km 412), 25± Pondar Bay Short-eared Owl - 1 km, 397.5 Alder Flycatcher - com. from just S. of Fox to Brooks R. ("way-to-o" cell) Tree Swallow - China River, sev. km, 315 Violet-green Swallow - Fairbanks to Brooks R. northern Harrier - wooded swallpw - 1+ China River Cliff Swallow - com Fairbanks to Brooks Range + also seen on N. slope. Gray Jay - sev. Bonanza Ck. Carr. Raven - com Fairbanks to Brooks R., also N. slope, Sag. R. camp, km. 367, km 387 Arctic Warbler - 3+ (km 239) Ruby cr. Kinglet - heard only, vic. Fairbanks N. Wheatear - Atigun Pass Gray-cheeked Thrush - km 159+, Cold Foot Swinson's Thrush - com. Fairbanks to Brooks R. Ammer Robin - Fairbanks to Brooks R., + on N. slope at Slapton - 1 and, 5+ at km 316, 1 at km 320; 2 or km 352 Yellow Warbler - sev. Sag. R. camp, + then seen frequently across N. slope Wade Pigeon - 2 + nest. w/ 6 eggs - Atigun Pass Bolanian Waxwing - Smith Lake -10+, Cold Foot - sev. Orange cr. Warbler ? - heard by vic. Fairbanks Yellow Warbler - Fairbanks to Brooks R. Yellow-rumped Warbler - km 187, Fairbanks area wooded Warbler - near 339 song ending w/ 2 clear notes; + seen around Smith Lake area I last w/ 4 eggs in nest of large # shell willow, Ammer Tree Sparrow - Cold Foot, km. 239 - com.; km 334.5 - 6+ mixed. km 352-5?? Clayton Sparrow - Fairbanks Fox Sparrow - km 239 Lincoln's Sparrow - Bonanza Ck. - 1+ White-crowned Sparrow - com. Fairbanks to Brooks Range (at least to also N. slope - Sag. R. camp, km 334.5 km 239;)
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L)DICKER 1989 Aloha fly cont. - livs. Golden - wv Stannn - 1 heard on Coldfoot run DK-aged Sparrow - com. Fw/bks to Brock Range (th at km, d th 1(km 376), 1+(km 352), 1+(km 375'), 1+(km 402) Lall and Long shear - 15+ Toolik Lake, 510km Mt. - 2+, Km 298 Shrike's Longspur - 1 q km, 324 Snow Bunking - 2 Atigun Pass, 2 Pruden Bay Rusty Blackbird - 1 nv. Fox Pine Grosbeak - 2 Fairbanks run Com. Redpoll - Km 239 - 1 (incl. most in Salix? or 3 hatching young) * Long-tailed Duck - 6+ Say, R. camp., 2 km. 334.5, 6+ km. 352 Savannah Sparrow - Say, R. camp. - 1+ *h = ~ 807 *= life bird Agate's Bend, Sand, Berkeley, Alaska Co., Cal.; July 9 18:20-19:30 Sunny, light winds, cool. Bird 1:st - h=25 Dartle-crusted Cormorant - 1 Morning Dove - 12+ Great Egret - 1 Bald Kingfisher - 2 Snowy Egret - 20+ Barn Swallow - 20+ Blk-crowned N. yed Xthrorn - 10+, including 3+ gy. Bush Tit - 5+ mallard - 10+ Robin - 10+, Starling - 1 Ruddy Duck - 18 Brown Blackbird - 6+ Killerbe . 7 fv. House Finch - 10+ Willow T - 2 Amer. Goldfinch - 1+ Greater Yellowlegs - 2 Brown Towhee - 1 Western Gull - 3+ Wh. crowned Sparrow - 1 California Gull - 2+ (1 rd, 1 + gy.) Song Sparrow - 3+ Forster's Tern - 1 (seen 15 min. lar livs on adjacent Bay) Caspian Tern - 1
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IDICKER 1989 ITC V Italian Trip - 18 Aug. to 6 Sept. 19-29 Aug. Rome. There was little opportunity to observe birds, but we were surprised at how common small birds were. Every evening they could be seen around every street and were especially common in the vicinity of abandoned buildings and ruins. 30-Aug. to 2 Sept. Abruzzo Mtns. tour, including climb to 3000m - Maiella Range. In the forests around Celano, there is a fertile valley representing a former lake bed. Pines have been planted extensively on slopes. There is no native forest left in this area; originally it was beech forest. Some beech trees have been planted however (~30 yrs ago) especially on slope where Luigi Boitani's wolf study area is located. In addition to wolves, Boitani's group also studied free dogs. They do not use same hunting strategies as efficient killing behavior like wolves. This is a limestone area with soil poor so recovery is very difficult. This is also a ski resort area and they is now the driving economic force of the area. Both wolves and dogs feed mainly at human dumps, but wolves only at the more remote ones. Beasts go to tree line; this area dominated by meadows. On south-facing slopes there is a mixed oak forest, and this is certainly native. Stayed at Hotel Zeus in Campo di Giove. Hiked for 1/2 day on 30th, and whole day on 31st in Riserva Naturale Valle dell'Orfento with headquarters in Carpinico Terme. On Sept. 1 hiked almost to highest peak of Maiella.
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LIDICKER 1989 Italy cont. Range The Reserve has some beautiful beech forest. Both wolves + bear still occur there as well as others. On the slopes of the Maiella's ; above the Fagino forest, there is a limited level of alpine meadows. Then during pine (Pinus mugo family) occurs up to a second elevation (the east slope is P. m. uncinate). There was some snow left down into the pine zone. Above the pines is rocky alpine tundra. A few birds noted: Long-tailed Tit - 2+ Red-breasted Chough - 80+ Jay - 1+ Flycatcher (Pink or Collared) - 1 Chaffinch - 1+ European Goldfinch - 1+ midland warbler - 1 Maybe Redstart (familiarly Black Redstart) - 1+2 at twilight. Skimmers + House Martin were common + were seen up to the highest peaks of the Maiella's. On 2 Sept. returned to Rome via Abruzzo National Park. But it was a rainy day so we did not stop to look at all. 3-5 Sept. - Florence Stayed at Hotel Cellai on Via 27 Aprile (no. 14). Butts were seen in both afternoon and the Palazzo Pitti. In addition to swallows, noted: Eur. Blackbird - 10+ Jackdaws - 6+ ; Italian Sparrows - com.
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IDICKER 1989 Salton Sea, Imperial Co., Calif. -> Imperial Valley Sept. 13 - drove day east side of sea in early morning driving briefly around lake. Birds seen: Wh: 2 Pelican - 12+ Brown Pelican - 8+ Great Blue Heron - 1 Great Egret - 2 Snowy Egret - 2 Coot - 2 Western Gull (yellowlegs) - 5+ California Gull - 25+ Ring-billed Gull - 85+ Coastal Tarn - 25+ Royal Tern ? - 2 Barn Swallow - Etrish Sparrow - Brown's Blackbird - Carolin - 60+ Western Sandpiper - 50+ Least Sandpiper - 5+ - Continued through Imperial Valley to Yuma. Harris: 27 - 1 Tostard - 2 Long-billed Curlew - 2 Texas - 14 - 16 Sept. Drove across state from El Paso to Austin & then to Galveston & day cross to Port Arthur. Sept. 14 Swinson's & Red-tailed Hawks seen. The first Great-tailed Grackle seen was in Fort Stockton when there was a family group including 1 ad & livestock tail. Sept. 15 Austin - Eastern Bluejay, Cardinal, Mockingbird, Gt-tailed Grackle, Tree Dove - 2 Columbus - Scissor-tailed Flycatcher Galveston to Port Bolivar -
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DICKER 1989 Text as cont. Great Blue Heron - 2+ Long-billed Curlew - 4 Great Egret - 10+ Spotted Sandpiper - 1 Snowy Egret - 1 Willow Pt. - 5+ Reddish Egret - 1 Lesser Yellowlegs - 2 Roseate Spoonbill - 6 (flying over Bolivar inlet) Turkey Vulture - ~ Western Sandpiper - 1 Osprey - 1 Sandpiper - 5+ Merlin - 1 Laughing Gull - clumped. Kestrel - ~ Herring Gull - few Piping Plover - 1+ Common Tern - many Semipalmated Plover - 30+ Royal Tern - 12+ Golden Plover - 1 Black Skimmer - 3 Black-bellied Plover - 5+ Mourning Dove - ~ Reddish Tern - 10+ Bott-tailed Gull - clumped. Sept. 16 High Island to Port Arthur (few hrs. in am. only) Dunlin cr. Commoner - 3 Snowy Plover - 2 Great Blue Heron - sev. Reddish Tern - 5+ Great Egret - many Semipalmated Plover - 4 Snowy Egret - many Kestrel Reddish Egret - sev. Black-bellied Plover Louisiana Heron - 2+ Willow Pt. resident. heron - 1 (all grey, Reddish Egret size) Lesser Yellowlegs Green Heron - 2 Semipalmated Sandpiper E. Glossy Ibis - 5+ White Ibis - 40+ Spike-tailed Sandpiper (?) - 5 Mottled Duck - 6 Sandpiper Turkey Vulture Avocet - 75+ Kestrel Black-mached Stilt - 20+
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LIDICKER 1989 Texas cont. Laughing Gull - adult Royal Tern Common Tern Black Tern - 3 Cedar's Tern - 25+ Moorning Dove Blue-throated Kingfisher - 3 Eastern Kingbird - sub v. Loggerhead Shrike - 5+ Barn Swallow Starling BT - TE. Grackle - com. Louisiana Sept. 16 - Pt. Arthur Texas to New Orleans Osprey - 2 In New Orleans: Night Hawk, Chimney Swifts, Mockingbird, Starling, Grackles Mississippi Coast Sept. 17 - walked on beach at Long Beach. Black Vulture - 3 (inlet) mystery bird - 1 (local yellow eye & wing w. fluffy white chest) see new-look bird from yesterday) Black-bellied Plover - 4+ Sandpiper - 20+ Willets - 5 Ruddy Turnstone - 5+ Laughing Gull - com. Royal Tern - 1+ Roseate Tern - 100+ Black Skimmer - 70+ Bonaparte's Gull - 2+ Crane Mockingbird Blue Jay BT - TE. Grackle
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LIDICKER 1985 England 30 Sept. to 10 Oct. Sept. 30 - Oct. 1 - travel to York for meeting of the Board of Trustees, BIOSIS Oct. 1-6 - York, traveling to London on 6th, stopping for lunch in Peterborough with group from Elsevier Pub. Co. Oct. 7 - London to Exeter, Devonshire, via Hungerford, Bristol Channel + Torquay. Oct 8 - to Plymouth & the Dartmoor National Pk. to Lyme Regis in Co. Dorset (possibly Red John Lake) Oct 9 - to Waymouth , then to Maiden Castle, Dorchester, Stonehenge to Farham, Surrey Oct. 10 - to Gatwick & return to N. Augusta, S.C. DBR mammals seen: rabbits - lots, fox - 1 + Ledgehog - 1, gray squirrels - few. Only non-domestic mammals seen were Sciurus carolinensis. Also lots of vole sign. A few attempts for Microtus running turned up nothing. Birds seen: Shag (D. cr. Cornland) Little Grebe ? - 1 Gray Heron Mute Swan Canada Goose Barnacle Goose - 1 (Waymouth) Graylag Goose Mallard European Wigeon Ehr. Teal Shoveler Shelduck-3 (Waymouth) Scaup ? - 10 + Tufted Duck - 1+ (York) Wood Duck w/Mandarin - 1 & (York) Buzzard Peregrine Falcon Kestrel (cont.)
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LIDICKEN 1989 Birds cont: Red-legged Partridge - 2 Phasent Moorhen Gos Lapwing Herring Gull Lesser Black-backed Gull Gr. Black-backed Gull - 1 (Waywork) Black-headed Gull - cloud snowlinx albid - 1 (W.H Waywork) Rock Dove Wood Pigeon Lark, step-Sky lark - 10+ (Maiden Castle) Swallow White Wagtail (including some w/ long faces) N. Augusta to Abbeville, South Carolina Oct. 15 Took hwy 230 N to unnamed rd marked to "Clocks Hill". Went W by beautiful swamp to return N to hwy 23 (bridge out), to Modoc to Parksville. Went far along main - reservoir (out to island & back). Drove to McCormick & then Abbeville. From there to Cedart Falls & on hwy. 81 to entry to Boiling Lake connecting to US 328. Stopped briefly at Baker Creek Rd. P/R & road to Parksville - sun was setting. Went to Clocks Hill & drove across dam & back & then returned via SC 28 to I-20 & then to N. Augusta.
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LIDICKER 1985 Oct. 1st count. Birds seen: D.cr. Cormorant - 1+ G.t. Blue Heron - 2 Canada Goose - 2-5+ (Servisville; seem to be a small subsp), and maybe non-wild). Wood Duck - 20+ Turkey Vulture - 2 Black Vulture - 12+ Kestral - 1 K:lldow - 2+ Rock Dove - v Mourning Dove - 1 Belted Kingfisher - 2+ Fl:cker - 10+ Red-bellied Woodpecker - 1 Yel. bellied Sapsucker - 1 Downy Woodpecker - 4+ Red-headed Woodpecker - 2 Pine Warbler - 1+ (from? Blackford or could not see bird) Cardinal - 8+ House Sparrow - 1+ Phalarope - 2+ Alder Flycatcher - 1 (land?) Blue Jay - con. Crow - con. Caroline Chickadee - 4) Tufted Titmouse - 1 (land) Carolina Wren - 2+ Long-tailed Meadowlark - 1 Mockingbird - v Cat bird - 1+ Brown Thrasher - 1 White-eyed Vireo - 1 Red-wing. 2+ Red-eyed Vireo - 2+ n=33 Hitchcock Woods, Aiken, Aiken Co., South Carolina Oct. 21 ~14:00 to 17:30 Louise + walked in from SE corner (Clark St.) + then briefly from W end. It was sunny & cool with very little wind activity. Saw several Sciurus carolinensis + some mole sign. Birds seen:
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LIDICKEN 1989 21 Oct. cont. Turkey Vulture - 1 (between N. Augusta + Dickson) mud-hint. Hawk (possibly Cooper's Hawk) - 1 Rock Dove - 1 mud-hint. and land thrifty (partly barred) - 1 Robin - 1 Carolina Chickadee - 1+ Flicker - 2 Carolina Wren - 2 Downy Woodpecker - 1 Mockingbird - 5+ Bluebird - 4 Brown Thrasher - 2 Blue Jay - 2+ Golden (cv. Kinglet) - 1+ Horned Sparrow - 10+ Savannah River Site, Dickson Co., South Carolina Nov. 12 with Luvin + Jerry Wolff. Set out by Skinner traps (collected) baited with sunflower seeds. In afternoon. Field 3-4-12 (southern most corn of Dickson Co.): Lot 2 set out 56 date + Jorg set 56 = transits 20 to 10 single various habitats, but looking particularly for S:grain. Our line went through Prairie thickets, Bottoms thicket, & swamp thicket as well as grassland. Oct. 11, Stand 6 : Then we met 40 date and - 2's field size is ~ ½ way between the Rd & Chowlesy + SE 1/25 on E-side of Rd. 2. It is a 86 ac. side clear cut in 1988 but with around fronts of hardwoods & some mixed hardwoods & pine remaining. At least one portion of the site has "windows". About 10 days of my line were actually not along a window.
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LIDICKER 1989 SRS-cont. Nov. 12 08:05 - 11:45 Chkd trap & left them out. Craft. 11, Stud G: Peromyscus folionotus - 2 jr. Q adults (migrat., active) Neostoma floridanum - 1 ad i wnderer. (Q) Field 3-4-12: Sigmodon hispidus - 1 ad, ? (edge of prairie thickets) All 9 catch released without marking. Nov. 13 08:15 - 12:00 Picked up all traps & all animals caught were released without marking Craft. 11, Stud G: Peromyscus folionotus - 2 ad Q + 1 ad ? from yesterday's nestland. Field 3-4-12: Peromyscus folionotus - 1 ad. ? (jungle.) & 1 adult Drove to site previously checked out on 19 November & set 40 traps out. This is Conformation 80, stud 27. It's a 11 acre clear cut, and a 1988 a on Rd. B-6, just SE of where it crosses the RR (B-6 = Patterson Mill Rd.). This is in Barwell Co., at 9.5 mi. W, 3.5 mi. S Barwell. The site has 4 winderes it is thickly covered with Rhubarb & other heavy vegetation. The edge of the field closest to the RR is relatively dry & sandy, this includes the first winder. There is also a small but area between winderes 2 & 3 that we discovered later traps were all out. We set a transect across the east.
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LIDICKER 1989 SRS cont. Nov. 14 08:55-11:40 P: did my trap at craft, 80, stand 27. Catch in all released unmarked. Personius joliotmoris - 2 (1 of & + 1 of ♀, had mates) S: garden hispidus - 2 (adult.) Personius gorgipimus -1 (♂, ♂) Neotrama floridan - 1 (♂) on window no. 3 Bismarckia carolinensis - 2 (both dead) w/ #s 3980, 3981 Set out 100 traps at 3-4-12 as follows: 2 + 2 set out 40 trap along dike across caroline bay (in provisions). We set mostly - Redox Mickets but also along edge of water + grassy areas. Then we set a line of 10 in marsh grass on the edge of water. Frequently found something - blood barns that could have been Personius . Probably you cover it a little cooler than previous 3 days which was hot. Then set 40 traps along edge of bay + disturbed drift farm. Then he set 10 more - opposite direction also along drift farm. Then traps were located with sumphous sand, doves gained open with tongue depressors, + set up right down. Nov. 18 11:45-12:45 Louis & I released all 100 traps at SRS field 3-4-12, out on 14 Nov. Except for 3 traps on the northern edge of Henry's line of 40 + probably a couple of traps in his line of 10, all other traps had been visited & generally
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LIDICKEN 1989 SRS cont. all the bait was gone. There of Jenny's traps in L: line of 40 and the wires pulled out by the big cottontail (raccoons?). Moved all 40 traps on the farm line dikes have retried with sunflower seeds, and the rest were resited with dry oatmeal. (sunflower seeds) Nov. 21 4:30-5:30 p.m. L & J re-baited + put all 100 traps at Ellenton Bay (3-4-12) site. Nov. 22, 23, 24 Ren trapline in Am w/ L & Jerry Woff. During night of 22nd - hard rain; during night of 23rd - hard frost. Picked up all traps on 24th and two lg. Have a-loats toiled w/ cat food for raccoon. Five dead Blarings in traps on dikes across Bay on 23rd (WZL # 3982-3986), + 2 mor - 24th (WZL 3987,89). Dec. 5-7 Set traps on grid at Ellenton Bay + ran them on morning of 6+7th. Dec. 27-30 Set grid traps from then 28,29, 30th. Bay froze on first 3 days but not yet warm on 30th.
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W. Z. Lidicker 1990-1991(part) Catalogue #4001-4113
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LIDICKER 1990 Ellenton Bay, Savannah River Site, Aiken Co., S. Carolina Jan. 17 4001. ♂ Blarina brevicauda tot. 7½ x 5 mm.; Penis enlarged 7.9 g 102-18-12.5-6 4002. ♀ multip.; ov. inact. 7.8 g 103-21-13-6.5 Jan. 16 + complete SKEL. 4003 ♂ Procyon lotor Lod. disc 32x25 mm 6.47 kg. (14.3 lbs.) 812-223-125-66 Jan. 18 502-1 4004 ♀ Blarina brevicauda G-11 juv.; Penis and ?? pl. scars; ov. inact. 8.4 g 102-20-13-6.5 5018 4005 ♂ B-6 test. 7x4 mm.; Penis evident 8.9 g 100-18-13-6.5 5020 4006 ♀ " skull only C-9 mult.; ov. inact. 6.8 g 96-19-12.5-6 5019 4007 ♀ " skull only C-7½ both hind ft. u/microscopy & defomed toes mult.? ov inact. 6.4 g 92-14-12-6.5 5022 4008 ♀ " skull only N-9 mult.; vag. glands enlarged (see, hand.); ov. inactive? 6.5 g 99-18-12.5-6.5 Jan. 19 5023 4009 ♀ Blarina brevicauda B-5 vag. enlarged, fluid filled; mult.? ov.inact.? 7.6 g 101-17-12.5-6.5 5026 4010 ♂ " " O-9 Penis enlarged; test. 8x5 mm. 8.8 g 101-17-13-7 5025 4011 ♀ " skull only E-10 mult.; ov. inactive 6.6 g 102-21-13-6 5024 4012 ♂ " skull only D-11 test. 8x5 mm.; Penis enlg. 8.7 g 98-16-13-7 Jan. 30 5027 4013 ♂ Blarina brevicauda O-12 test. 9x5½ mm; Penis enlarged 9.3 g 105-21-13-6 5028 4014 ♂ " " A-10 test. 9x5½ mm.; Penis enlg. 10.4 g 102-17-13.5-7 5029 4015 ♀ comp. SKEL, ONLY B-14 5 cmh x10 mm N.P. small; Pelvis 2nd wide amb = 1.3 g (36,26) 8.8 g 102-20-13.5-6 5030 4016 ♂ " skull only A-11 test 8½ x5½ mm; Penis enlg. 9.9 g 103-19-13.5-7 5031 4017 ♂ comp. SKEL, ONLY M-11 test. 10x5 mm; Penis only 10.6 g 102-19-12-6.5 5032 4018 ♀ " skull only O-8 no numb or Pkts. N.P. small; Pal. mod. size 8.4 g 106-22-13-7 5033 4019 ♀ " skull only O-9 mult.; P. P. st. sch. 7.7 g 101-19-12.5-6.5 5034 4020 ♂ " skull only C-15 test. 8x½ mm 8.3 g 103-20-13-6.5 5035 4021 ♀ " skull only C-11 5 cmh x (3cm) (3R,2L) P. st. sch. 7.4 g 100-19-12.5-6.5
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LIDICKER 1990 Ellenton Bay, Savannah River Site, Aiken Co., South Carolina Jan 30 5036 4022 ♀ skull only Blarina brevicauda o-10 hwl. var. enlarged; b. sl. insp. 8.3 g 99-18-12-6 5037 4023 ♂ skull only .. p-3 +st. .8 x # -; P. sl. insp., fin. only. 9.2 g 100-17-13-7 5038 4024 ♀ skull only .. p-10 no mark, rot. hairs; N. small; P. sl. insp. 8.1 g 100-18-12-6.5 5039 4025 ♂ skull only .. o-13 +st. .8 x # -; P. fin. only, P. sl. insp. 10.1 g 110-24-13.5-7 Jan 31 6004 4026 ♂ Blarina brevicauda smdl bare area on venter, den. only, +st. .8 x # - p-3 hwl., var. enlarged. 8.9 g 103-17-13.5-7 5042 4027 ♀ .. .. 7.1 g 94-16-12.5-7 5047 4028 ♂ skull only .. p-6 +st. .9 x # -; den. only, 9.2 g 98-15-13-7 5043 4029 ♂ skull only .. o-10 +st. .9 x # -; den. enlarged. 10.0 g 104-20-13-6.5 Feb. 1 5044 4030 ♀ Blarina brevicauda A-7 N: p. smdl, var. only, no mark? 7.1 g 95-16-13-6.5 5046 4031 ♀ alcohol-pres., formalin fixed o-7 var. only, no marks on b. ears; no mark. 7.4 g 107-20-13-7 5045 4032 ♀ skull only .. k-10 var. only, no mark? 6.2 g 85-10+12.5-6.5 Feb. 12 5048 4033 ♂ Blarina brevicauda c-4 +st. .7 x # -; den. only. 8.7 g 101-17-12.5-7 5049 4034 ♂ .. .. c-8+ ventral bare spot 9.5 g 102-17-13-6.5 5051 4035 ♂ alcohol., form. fixed. H-10 +st. .7 x # -; den. only. 9.6 g 98-15-13-6.5 5053 4036 ♀ alcohol., form. fixed o-7 no mark w/ p. scars, var. only; out. active 6.7 g 102-21-13-7 5059 4037 ♂ alcohol., form. fixed p-3 +st. .8 x # -; den. only. 9.9 g 106-20-13-7 5064 4038 ♀ skull only .. N-10 no mark w/ p. scars, var. only, out. active 7.4 g 103-17-13-6 6003 4039 ♂ skull only .. ventral bare spot +st. .9 x # -; den. only. 8.4 g 99-15-13-7 5052 4040 ♀ alcohol., form. fixed p-4 +shoe t .4 x # - (3 h. dist.) 7.2 g 104-21-13-6.5 5050 4041 ♂ .. .. smdl w/ vent. bare spot c-11 +st. .9 x # -; den. only. 9.7 g 102-14-12.5-7 Feb. 13 5036 4042 ♂ skull only Blarina brevicauda M-11 +st. .9 x # -; den. only. 9.1 g 101-15-12.5-6.5 ``` ```json {"text": "LIDICKER\n1990\nEllenton Bay, Savannah River Site, Aiken Co., South Carolina\nJan 30\n5036 4022 ♀ skull only Blarina brevicauda o-10 hwl. var. enlarged; b. sl. insp.\n8.3 g 99-18-12-6\n5037 4023 ♂ skull only .. p-3 +st. .8 x # -; P. sl. insp., fin. only.\n9.2 g 100-17-13-7\n5038 4024 ♀ skull only .. p-10 no mark, rot. hairs; N. small; P. sl. insp.\n8.1 g 100-18-12-6.5\n5039 4025 ♂ skull only .. o-13 +st. .8 x # -; P. fin. only, P. sl. insp.\n10.1 g 110-24-13.5-7\nJan 31\n6004 4026 ♂ Blarina brevicauda smdl bare area on venter, den. only, +st. .8 x # -\np-3 hwl., var. enlarged.\n8.9 g 103-17-13.5-7\n5042 4027 ♀ .. .. 7.1 g 94-16-12.5-7\n5047 4028 ♂ skull only .. p-6 +st. .9 x # -; den. only,\n9.2 g 98-15-13-7\n5043 4029 ♂ skull only .. o-10 +st. .9 x # -; den. enlarged.\n10.0 g 104-20-13-6.5\nFeb. 1\n5044 4030 ♀ Blarina brevicauda A-7 N: p. smdl, var. only, no mark?\n7.1 g 95-16-13-6.5\n5046 4031 ♀ alcohol-pres., formalin fixed o-7 var. only, no marks on b. ears; no mark.\n7.4 g 107-20-13-7\n5045 4032 ♀ skull only .. k-10 var. only, no mark?\n6.2 g 85-10+12.5-6.5\nFeb. 12\n5048 4033 ♂ Blarina brevicauda c-4 +st. .7 x # -; den. only.\n8.7 g 101-17-12.5-7\n5049 4034 ♂ .. .. c-8+ ventral bare spot 9.5 g 102-17-13-6.5\n5051 4035 ♂ alcohol., form. fixed. H-10 +st. .7 x # -; den. only.\n9.6 g 98-15-13-6.5\n5053 4036 ♀ alcohol., form. fixed o-7 no mark w/ p. scars, var. only; out. active\n6.7 g 102-21-13-7\n5059 4037 ♂ alcohol., form. fixed p-3 +st. .8 x # -; den. only.\n9.9 g 106-20-13-7\n5064 4038 ♀ skull only .. N-10 no mark w/ p. scars, var. only, out. active\n7.4 g 103-17-13-6\n6003 4039 ♂ skull only .. ventral bare spot +st. .9 x # -; den. only.\n8.4 g 99-15-13-7\n5052 4040 ♀ alcohol., form. fixed p-4 +shoe t .4 x # - (3 h. dist.)\n7.2 g 104-21-13-6.5\n5050 4041 ♂ .. .. smdl w/ vent. bare spot c-11 +st. .9 x # -; den. only.\n9.7 g 102-14-12.5-7\nFeb. 13\n5036 4042 ♂ skull only Blarina brevicauda M-11 +st. .9 x # -; den. only.\n9.1 g 101-15-12.5-6.5"}
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L101652 1990 Ellenton Bay, Savannah River Site, Aiken Co., South Carolina Feb. 13 6006 4043 ♂ alcoholic - form. fixed K-10 test, 5½ x 3 mm.; horns only. Blarina brevicauda #3 toe clipped 7.3 g 96-15-12-6.5 alcoholic - for. fixed B-5 bullp., veg. only, 144 ov. (all), follics. 5053- 4044 ♀ brown stain virtually 7.2 g. 95-18-13-6 Feb. 14 6007 4045 ♂ skull only test, 9.5 x 5.5 mm.; horns only. Blarina brevicauda mid-vent. hairs spot 10.3 g 101-14-12.5-7 March 3 5063 4046 ♀ skull only N-11 5 mmh x 3½ mm. (2L, 3R) N. small Blarina brevicauda 9.01 101-18-12-6.5 5057 4047 ♀ skull only A-11 horns only, ov. act.; N. small .. 8.3 g 105-21-13-6.5 5060 4048 ♀ skull only D-10 1 int. swelling x 2 mm (R); N. tiny +; ovar. .. 6.8 g 99-18-12.5-6.5 5062 4049 ♂ skull only small mid-vent., large ears test 8½ x 6 mm.; horns only. .. 9.8 g 102-18-12-6.5 5058 4050 ♂ skull only mid-vent. hair area test; 4 x 2 mm.; horns not only .. 8.7 g 103-18-13-7 5061 4051 ♀ skull only F-11 5 mmh x 5 mm (3R, 2L); N. small .. 8.0 g 98-19-12.5-6.5 4052 ♂ skull + sac. only Procyon lotor test, 34 x 26 mm., dark. 4.8 kg (10.6 lbs) 822-240-114-64 March 4 5067 4053 ♂ skull only P-3 test, 10 x 6 mm.; horns only. Blarina brevicauda 9.5 g 98-15-13-6.5 5064 4054 ♂ .. A-10 test, 8 x 5 mm.; horns only? .. 9.2 g 101-20-13-6.5 5069 4055 ♂ skull only rt. thumb "cut" M-13 test, 9 x 4 mm., horns only. .. 9.8 g 97-12-13-7 5068 4056 ♂ .. O½ - 5 test, 8 x 5 mm.; horns only. .. 9.4 g 104-21-13-7 5065 4057 ♂ skull only C-5 test, 8 x 5 mm.; horns only. .. 8.4 g 94-16-12-7 5866 4058 ♀ alcoholic - form. fixed small mid-vent., large ears 5 mmh x 6 mm (3R, 2L) N. small .. E-15 7.8 g 92-12-13-6.5 March 5 6009 4059 ♀ skull only 2 parasites in test to clipped no horns, ov. (all), follics.; N. small Blarina brevicauda B-14 8.3 g 105-17-13-7 only 5071 4060 ♂ skull only G-11 test, 9 x 4 mm.; horns only. .. 9.8 g 92-8+12.5-7 5072 4061 ♀ skull only O-7 no lob., ov. (all), not only; N. tiny + .. 7.1 g 97-19-13-6 5070 4062 ♂ Microtus pinetorum test, 4 x 3 mm.; not dark. SV. X mm., stay wet #1 toe clipped imp, P. very ol. spl.; N. med., 1 phl. scow (2), ov. 16.8 g 118-21-17+6.5 small 6013 4063 ♀ .. 17.2 g 128-21-16.5-7 inact.
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LIDICKER 1990 Woods Bay, Savannah River Site, Aiken Co., South Carolina coll. 24 Nov. 1989 by Joe Beckmann 4064 ♀ Skull only picked in form. R-0H no more round neutrot 9.65 g 97-17-12.5-6.5 lat. Blevius dravius 4065 ♂ skull only ,, picked in form. + R-0H test. 2 x 1½ mm; penis not 7.72 g 94-18-12.5-6.5 only. 4066 ♂ skull only ,, picked in form. + R-0H test. 2¼ x 2 mm; penis not only 6.98 g 93-19-11.5-6 coll. 17 Nov. 1989 by Joe Beckmann 4067. ♂ skull only ,, picked in form. + R-0H test. 2 x 1½ mm; penis not 6.0 g 91-18-12.5-6-6.5 only. coll. 10 Nov. 1989 by Joe Beckmann 4068 ♀ skull only ,, picked in form. + R-0H 4 mm x 11 mm (2 R, 2 L) NLg. 10.7 g. 103-20-12.5-7 eventual, [illegible], Hedmark, Norway July 4 4069 ♀ Sorax minutus 7 mm x 8 mm. 6.1 g. 108-38-11-6 July 10 4070 ♂ Microdes agrastis test, desc. test. 12 x 7 mm; st. obv., sv. 19 mm ca5 g. 184-46-21-13.5 June 19 (prov. 11 July); coll by H. Andersson inf. test. but home sl only. + ov. testis. 4071 ♀ Microdes agrastis 24.7 g. 142-30-21-11 4072 ♀ ,, 27.8 g. partg., N. small; nullip.; horns. sl. enlg., ov. 144-32-20.5-11 reddish 4073 ♂ ,, 37.5 g. test. desc. 10x7 mm; sv. 9 mm; st. not yfg. 156-34-22-11.5 4074 ♂ ,, flank glands large 49.5 g. test. desc. 12x7 mm; sv. 21 mm st. obv. 173-43-22-14 July 12 4075 ♀ ,, nullip. part., ut h. only + ov. and follics w CA's 24.5 g. 159-39-20.5-13 (??) 4076 ♀ ,, imp., p. sl. sub.; N. small, 8 mm x 3 mm 35.0 g. 173-42-20-13.5 (??) July 31 4077 ♀ Sorax 7.9 g. 118-40-15.5-7 4078 ♂ skull only test. desc. 8x4 mm; penis only. 11.8 g. -41-15-7 4079 ♂ ,, test. desc. 8x5 mm 10.8 g. 125-36-14.5-7 4080 ♂ ,, test. desc. 7 x 4 mm. 10.3 g. 129-41-14.5-7.5
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LIDICKEN 1990 Evenstøl, Østerdalen, Hedmark, Norway July 31 4081. ♀ Sorex 7.8 g 121-37 - 15-7.5 skull only no mth. 4082. ♀ .. 8.0 g --41 - 14-7,5 no mth. 4083 ♀ .. 7.7 g 115-41- 14-8 4084 ♀ Clethrionomys 26.2 g N. Ag. 3 N. scap., mth, on Lt. 152-44 - 19-12 4085. ♂ .. 20.6 g Rt. disc., 13x7½ cm 147-42 - 19,5-13 4086. ♀ .. N Ag. 11. scap., Rt. 2 Lt., not fixed 23.5 g 152-42 - 18,5-13 Aug 1 4087 ♀ Sorex minutissimus 3.1 g mult. 97-37- 12-5 4088. ♂ Clethrionomys 25.8 g tst. disc. 14½x9 cm, rt. obv., Sv.15 mm 162-44 - 19-13 4089. ♂ m. eurus 21.8 g tst., disc. 10x5½ cm, sv.8mm, ca. not vis. 132-23- 20-11,5 4090. ♂ Clethrionomys 21.8 g tst. disc. 12½x 8 mm, Lt obv., Sv.12 cm 148-42 - 19-12 4091 ♂ .. 24.0 g tst., disc. 15x8½mm, st. den., Sv.13 mm 154-42 - 19-13 1½ km E Evenstøl, 335m. Østerdalen, Hedmark, Norway Aug 2 4092. ♀ Sorex 8.0 g mult. 119-36 - 13.5-8 4093 ♀ Sorex araneus 9.2 g mult. 132-44 - 14-9 4094. ♂ Clethrionomys 19.0 g tst., disc. 13x8 mm, Lt obv., Sv.12 mm 142-40 - 19-12 4095. ♂ .. 25.5 g tst., disc. 15x8½cm, Lt. obv., Sv.13 mm 153-47 - 19-13 4096. ♀ .. 21.3 g N.1g, fr.int pI. scaps 154-41 - 18.5-13 4097 ♀ .. 31.0 g N.1g, 5mth x 16 mm 160-45 - 19-13 14 Km. W, 9 km. S Evenstøl, 1000m., Hedmark, Norway Aug. 2 4098. ♂ Sorex araneus tst. disc., 10x5½cm, penis only. 12.4 g 137-43 - 14-8
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LIDICKEN 1990 + 1991 Evensdal, Østerdalen, Hedmark, Norway Aug 31 4099. ♀ C l a t h r o m y s 25.5 g. N.lg., 5 cmh. x 3 mm. 15'2-43 - 18.5-13.5 no mb, ut.hors only. 132-42 - 18.5-12 4100. ♀ " comp. skel. only 16.9 g. N.lg., c pl. scars 15'5-48 - 19.5-13 4101. ♀ " 26.2 g. just. dist., 14x9 mm, et. dwc, S.V. 11 mm 147-43 - 20 - 14 4102. ♂ " 23.8 g. N.lg., 4 pl. 8cm 15'8-4'5 - 19.5-14 4103. ♀ " 28.5 g. N.med.+ 5 cmh. x 1/4 mm. 166-49 - 20-13.5 4104. ♀ .. SKULL ONLY 16.5 g. 136-39-19-12.5 4105. ♀ " 19.2 g. Lj, 7x4', S.V. 2 mm. 139-4'5 - 19-13 4106. ♂ .. SKULL ONLY 28.7 g. N.sm., 6 cmh. x 9 mm. 157-46 - 19½-13 4107. ♀ " 31.5 g. N.lg., old pl. scars, no mbh. 167½ 50 - 19½ - 13 Aug. 3 4109. ♀ Microtus 52.5 g. femor, N.med.+ no mmb+ right pawing 189-48 - 21.5-14 6150 ft. ¼ mi. E junction Butte, S side Lamar R., Yellowstone Nat. PK, Park Co, Wyoming 14 Aug. 1990 (pry 22 May 1991) coll by E Barnosky 4110. ♂ Zapus princeps 26.8 g. trot 67 no mbs., pl. sc. 1L, IR, prou. dist. 246-144 - 32-13 16 Aug. 1990 (pry 22 May 1991) coll by E. Barnosky 4111. ♀ Microtus 15 g. skull only trot C-7 no mbs, ut.hors 2 mm w/h 134-33-18-11 Mt. Lanai Hale, 1000 m., Lanai'i, Hawaii Aug. 5, 1991 4112. skink Leiola bigemina orig pres in rum metallis grom Lanai City, 530 m., Lanai'i, Hawaii Aug. 5 4113. gecko Lapidodactylus lugubris orig pres in rum
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W. Z. Lidicker 1990 Journal Florida South Carolina Norway South Carolina, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, California Calif: Alameda Co. Bermuda Calif: Contra Costa, Solano, Sacramento, Sutter Cos.
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LIDICKER 1990 Florida Trip 2-11 Jan Jan. 2 - Left North Augusta about 9:05; lunch Raidovilla, via Ga. 121. Ga 121 to 169 to Jessup, + via 341 (25/27) to Brunswick + Jekyll Island. Toured Jekyll Island + vicinity until about sunset. I 95 to S. & Jacksonville + Hwy US 1 to St. Augustine. Roadway motel ($26); dinner: The Chimes (rec. by J. Wolff). No complete bird list made but on Jekyll Island (bitter cold) did see Gull-billed Terns on outer beaches + Forster's Terns in dregs. Most of the gulls were Ring-bills, but a few Herring Gulls were seen on the outer coast. Also: Ruby cr.. King let - 1 Solitary Vireo - 1 Yel-rumped Warblers - many DX - royal jacanus - many Clopper Re: 1 - 1 heard Senj'd. S antpips - 20+ Dawitsham Dunlin - 8+ Willat - 2+ Bik. Ad - Phewer - 1t Ruddy Duck - 1 Marsh Hawk - 2t St. Scary - outer coast - siv. Jan. 3 Toured St. Augustine until about 14:30. Guide a few Ruddy Turnstones on second wall of The Castle, Com. Loon in key. Also, and Cade was with Ibis (15t) + a Snowy Egret. I 95 to Lake Worth; visited for 2 hrs. with John
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Lidjckson 1990 Jan 3 cont. to Marco Harbour. Drive on to Key Biscayne, arriving about 23:15. Jan 4 & 5 Visited w/ Fritzzi & Tony (Ottavio) at Key Biscayne. On 4th took cruise in Miami Harbour & on sight (pm) walked through State Park on southern end of Key Biscayne. No complete bird list type that did see: Frigate Bird - 1 Palm Warbler - many Yel-shouldered Warbler - many Red-tailed Hawk - 3+ Yel-tv. Sapsucker - 1 At this area Ring-billed & Laughing Gulls are about in equal numbers. Jan. 6 - Excursion to Key West Left ~ 10:00 or on board ~ 21:30. On Big Pine Key saw 1 4 Key deer. Also lots of Dor 'passions' raccoons through the day. Birds: Brown Pelican - 120+ D. cv. Cormorant - 150+ Anhinga - 1 Frigate Bird - 1 Gt. White Heron - 12+ Gt. Blue Heron - 1 Gt. Egret - 8+ Snowy Egret - 1 Reddish Egret - 2 (k +) which
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this case suppose: if p is an even, divisible prime. 72 = 8 * 9 so suppose: if p = (even + 0) / 2^T + shift | or bit | V (say) We do a small testing to access that if 34 suppose: if p is an even, we can get only? again added we ask and what did find answers like 1 - but anyway? power = oddball value? power - natural number - bit +8 - not of total killed - 1.9 = 1 - anyway?, id - bits and no shared programs & tasks, p:if, now (id is) internal range is total pit of minimums - 3.465 .05 : 1.5 or both vs + .021 in total for what why? each pit if i mean get unit? pi = 0 pit & input's process - current: for +0.21 - cost 1.7 now @ third 1021 - measured no.6 1 - agreed-A 1 - but anyway? +0.1 - world + old +2 1 - month = 18. +2 +3 - total, +2 ( - anyway? power?) what (1 + xh's - maybe) =: 1157
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Liberon 1990 Jan. 6 cont. Cattle Egret - 10 ± Louisiana Heron - 12 ± Little Blue Heron - 1 White Ibis - 12 ± Red-Winged Blackbird - 2 ♀ Turkey Vulture - 60 ± Osprey - 1 Kestrel - 20 ± Corvid - 6 ± Killdeer - 2 Ruddy Turnstone - 15 ± midland, mid-sized Sandpiper - 30 ± Ring-billed Gull - 50 ± Laughing Gull - 150 ± Royal Tern - 45 ± Rock Dove - 10 ± Mourning Dove - 15 ± Belted Kingfisher - 10 ± Yellow-headed Sapsucker - 1 Starling - 20 ± Crow, midland. - 1 Mockingbird - 5 ♀ Yel.-rumped Warbler - 10 ± Palm Warbler - 8 ♀ House Sparrow - 10 ♀ (Key West) Sevaneck Sparrow - 1 ♀ n = 35 Jan. 7 Excursion to Everglades Natl. Pk. Arrival at Pk. ~ 10:15, left ~ 19:15 Lots of alligators seen on Anhinga Trail. Went all the way to Flamingo & returned on Anhinga Trail at 18:15. (summer: 17:45)
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LIDICKSON 1940 Jun 7 count Birds: Dred M. Grebe - 15 t Brown Pelican - 5 t (Miami Harbor only) Anhinga - 30 t Gt. Blue Heron - 25 t Cattle Egret - 1 Little Blue Heron - 12 t Yellow-crowned Night Heron - 1 + ~6 night herons seen after dt. the did not sound quite like Blk-cr. Nightherons Amer. Bittern - 1 Glossy Ibis - 1 (s:Johmulla at dusk) White Ibis - 450 t Roseate Spoonbill - 1 (Escopond) Turkey Vulture - 100 t Red-shanked Hawk - 1 Shard-tailed Hawk - 1 (light phase) Bald Eagle - 1 (minion) Keelred - 3 (outside of Pk.) Corn. Gallinule - 50 t Killdeer - 2 Ring-billed Gull - 10 t Forsdyer's Tern - 6 Rock Dove - 10 t (outside of Pk.) Smooth-billed Ani - 1 (Escopond) Black-headed Kingfisher - 4 t Bluejig - 2 (1 in Pk.) Cathbird - 30 t Starting - 20 t (not in Pk.) D.cr. Cormorant - 8 Great Egret - 50 t Snowy Egret - 150 t (Escopond only) Louisiana Heron - 8 t Green Heron - 10 t Wood Stork - 10 Blue-winged Teal - 3 pm. Black Vulture - 3 Osprey - 2 Purple Gallinule - 12 t Coot - 25 t resident Sandpiper - 30 t Laughing Gull - 80 t Royal Tern - 2 Mourning Dove - 12 t (outside of Pk.) Tree Swallow - 8 Corn. Crow - 30 t Blue-winged Grovecatcher - 12 t Yel-rumped Warbler - 40 t
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LIDICKER 1990 Jan 7 cont. Palm Warbler - 20+ Dusky Grouse - 8+ Painted Bunting - 1 (Eufaula) Red-wing - 150+ Corn, Grackle - 8+ Cardinal - 2 n = 51 Jan 8 Leave Ky. Biscegen ~ 11:50, arrive Lake Worth 13:15. Lunch - Marie's John's Restaurant. Lv. Lake Worth ~ 14:15 Hwy 98 to Canal Point on Lake Okeechobee. N. on 441 to Yeehour Jet. so to turning as it was getting dark. Economy motel - Kissimmee. Birds seen Lake Worth to Yeehour Jet. ; D. cv. Cormorant - 30+ Grackle, Juncos, Pint.Nut. - 1 Anhinga - 1 (E. side Lkh O., four mi. N. Mayaca) Gt. Blue Heron - 2 Cattle Egret - 125+ Gt. Egret - 12+ Green Heron - 2 Wood Stork - 7 (6 ~ 8-10 mi. W of Luxahatchee & 1 ~ 6 mi. N Foot Dawn = northernmost Okeechobee Co.) Wilde Ibis - 8+ Spoon, wading, - 4 Turkey Vulture - 60+ Mallard Hatch - 3 Osprey - 1 mudlet lights Bellied and sigal hawk - 1 Kestrel - 25+ Corn, Gallinule - 45+ Coot - 1+ Spotted Sandpiper - 1 Ring-billed Gull - 300+ Laughing Gull - 15+ Forsters Tern - 120+ Common Tern - 3 Rock Dove - 5+ Mourning Dove - 45+ Robin - 50+ (1st one seen N. of Canal Point) B. Kingfisher - 1 Tree Swallow - 5
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LIDICKER 1990 Jan. 8 cont. Purple-winged Swallow - 10 + Mockingbird - 8 + Starling - 15 + Red-wing - 150 + Com. Crows - 10 + Palm Warbler - 2 E. Meadowlark - 2 Com. Grackle - 50 + n = 35 Jan 9 8:30 am to Epcot Center. Leave well after dark to continue N, through Orlando to Altamonte Springs (Days Inn). Birds seen: Fish Crows - 10 + BT, AT. Grackle - 25 + ♀♀'s Com. Grackle - 8 + ♀♀'; Jan. 10 Altamonte Sfy. to Orange City, + to Blue Springs State Park (09:30 to 15:00), including 3 hrs. + 26 min. canoe trip. Hwy 17 to Jacksonville (dusk), I295 byway to US 1 + on to Folkston, Ga. Saw 6-8 manatees at Blue Sfy., sawed alligators & lots of long-nosed gar, a huge school of mullet, & lots of other fish. Also 1 otter, swimming in mudia. Birds: D. cv. Cormorant - 1 (Green Cove Sfy.) Anhinga - 25 + Great Egret - 30 + Louisiana Heron - 2 White Ibis - 250 + Black Vulture - 2 Red-tailed Hawk - 1 (between Altamonte Spgs & Orange City) Osprey - 8 + Purple Gallinule - 4 (got within 2-3 ft. of them) St. Blue Heron - 20 + Cattle Egret - 25 + Little Blue Heron - 12 + Turkey Vulture - 50 + Red-shanked Hawk - 4 + Kestrel - 5 (red-sided)
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LIDICKSON 1990 Jan 10 cont. Com. Goldfinch - 30+ Killdeer - 2 (Green Cove Sp?) Rip-killed Gall - 80+ Rusty Tmn - 1 (Green Corn Sp?.) Caspian Tmn - 2 (Blue Sp?.) Puck Dove - 10+ Mourning Dove - 20+ Robin - 10+ (mostly N of Seville) B. Kingfisher - 6+ N. Flicker - 2+ Piedtail Woodpecker - 2 Red-headed Woodpecker - 3 Downy Woodpecker - 6+ Phoebe - 8+ Tree Swallow - 15+ Blue Jay - 12+ Fish Crow - 25+ Tufted Titmouse - 2 Carolina Wren - 12+ Mockingbird - 10+ Bl-gray Greatcatkin - 12+ Cedar Waxwing - 35- Starling - 20+ White-eyed Vireo - 1 Yel-rumped Warbler - 45+ Am. Goldfinch - 8+ Red-wing - 50+ Bead-tailed Grebe - 5+ Corm. Grebe - 50+ Cardinal - 6+ n = 45 Jan 11 Vis: 2h O to lunchtime Sunny N-# Pk. 08:30-14:00 Saw 1 Bobcat + lots of wildine scent. Cool, sunny day. Birds: Sandhill Crane - 85+ (all seemed to be G+-ly subs?) Pied Mt. Grebe - 2 Gt. Blue Heron - 1 Gr. Egret - 2 Mallard - 30+ Baldpeak - 1 hr. Pintail: 1-40+ Tricy Vulture - 25+ Blk. Vulture - 1
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L.DICKSON 1990 Jan. 11 cont. Red-tailed Hawk - 2 Osprey - 1 B. Kingfisher - 1+ Piled Woodpecker - 2+ Phoebe - 3 Corn. Bunting - 20+ Brown-headed Nuthatch - 1 Mockingbird - 5+ Hornit Thrush - 1 Ruby cr. Kinglet - 3 Yel-rumped Warbler - 70+ Amv. Goldfinch - 5+ Cardinal - 1 Red-shouldered Hawk - 1 Robin - 80+ N. Fitcher - 2+ Red-tailed Woodpecker - 1+ Bluejay - 5+ Tufted Titmouse - 2 Carolina Wren - 3+ Catbird . 8+ Bl-gn. Grosbeak - 2 Orange-crowned Warbler - 1 Pine Warbler - 1 E. Meadowlark - 6 n = 34 Hwy 20 to Folkston + county road N on Hwy 301 to Statesboro. Birds: Red-t. Hawk - 1 Red-t. Hawk - 1 E. Bluebird - 9 Mockingbird - 1 Turkey Vulture - V Mourning Dove - 2 English Sparrow - V Canada Goose - 2 Hwy 25 to N. Augusta. Dusk after Statesboro. Ar. ~ 19:00. Total species of birds for trip = 105 Jan. 16 SREL Sud traps on grid at Ellenton Bay (w/Lucena) Weather - clear warm ; 14:15 - 17:00. The water level in the Bay was up still more so many traps on the edge of the water had to be moved. Only one trap still had intact sunflower seeds in it : A-4. Lots of flood dig damage to the grid, especially =
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Lodrick 1990 Jan. 26 cont. N, E, + S sections. Four + fip (figs. + blocks) were seen in the 5 section where they had moved up the vegetation for 25-30 ft. with smooth bottom lines N + O. They seem to be after a large moth about 1 1/2 in. diameter. At least 5 traps were loaded by figs, 3 of which did not be weighed. No larvae seen. A few frog calling. Yes during early and two new traps for receivers next to the old traps. These traps were of the single door design + were baited with cutfood. The one on the dike had a large amount of pressure, + the one along the drift from did an adult striped skunk. The skunk was released at the 'crew disrupted (WZL 4003). Took 2 photos & grid. Jan. 17 Ran trap with Jerry + Louise. Re-baited trap w/ skunk + removing Her-e-e-lady on dike with cutfood. Weather: warm + [illegible] clear. Jan. 18 (warm like yesterday). Warm + overcast. Probably the same skunk was in the drift from trap & released. We set another trap on the dike not too far from A-11. Other traps were set further from the dike. Both were baited with sardines. The remains of 3 Redwing found (28, 17) in 3 different locations; only feathers were left. Ran trap line. Jan. 19 Warm + fairly overcast. Removed 2 old Her-e-lady, leaving 2 new traps charged open. Ran trap & dike then weighed.
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LADICKSKE 1990 Jan. 19 cont. Open w/2 tongue deperson. Took around photographs including our landing operation + big damage. Jan. 20 With Louise, Larry Wolff, & Barbara Taylor in wheat canoeing in the bald cypress / tupelo swamp near Stave Island, southwest of the SR Side. Weather: overcast, foggy, cool. By the time we were launched it was ~10:15. On my back end we stopped & explored Stave Island about 2 hr. At about 13:45 returned to trucks & drove to N. arm of Per Reservoir & then returned to SREL. Birds seen: (PP= Per Pond; SI = Stave Island) Pintail M. Grebe -6+ (PP) D. crv. Cormorant-3 (PP) Great Egret - 2 (PP) Black Duck-2 + (PP) Ring-necked Duck -25+(PP) Lesser Scaup-10±(PP) Buffhead-15±(PP) Redhead Duck-1 (PP) Bald Vulture-1 (PP) Kiskadee-1 Common Gallinule -3 (PP) Coot- 25± (PP) Barred Owl-2 (heard; SI) B. Kingfisher-1+(PP) N. Flicker -2+(PP+SI) P:1ated Woodpecker-2+(SI) Red-bellied Woodpecker-8+(SI) Yel.-bellied Sapsucker-3 (SI) Downy Woodpecker - 1 (SI) Blue Jay-1 + (PP) Common Crow - 15± (PP+SI) Carolina Chickadee-2+(SI) Tawny T:peep - 2+ (SI) Brown Creeper (?) -2 heard (SI) Caroline Wren - 5+(SI) E. Bluebird-8 ±(vouth:ing) Robin -10± Hermit Thrush - 1 (SI) Yel.-rumped Warbler - 10 ± (SI+PP) (cont.)
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LIDICKEN 1990 Jan. 20 cont. Seven mile Square - 1 (SREL) short, weak, 2d. liquid drift - 1+ (SI) + dense SREL - joining Franco. n = 31 Jan. 29 14:00-17:00 Sat out our trap grid at Ellinor Bay - w/ Lewis & Berry. Overcast, warm, sprinkles of rain. As soon as we finished then came strong winds and heavy rain but very briefly. Clear, almost near zero, our night with temperature dropping into 20's F. Because of slightly higher water level (a big damage in S sector) we had to notify grid somewhat. E. sector - trap D-9 the rest at D-10 was removed, + D-10 north to support a block basin N. sector - traps E-13 + F-13 moved some farther back toward E-14 + F-14 respectively, D-11 + F-11 moved so as to occur from d. the. G-11 due to high ground. S sector - N line removed except for 8, 9, & 10. New P-line established (1-10). Lots of big signs in the area. Pat & Scott from Lab took photos of mi. Jan. 30 08:30-10:20 Heavy frost w/ light layers of ice on Bay. Clear + warming through Am. Moved a few of D traps; S retract to O 1/2 position. Recession disturbance - W- sector + N-[[illegible]] had blocked trap line was carried about 5 [[illegible]] further into block basin, + central S-traps (on the cliffed) & a S perimeter. Sat / of our recovery traps
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(2372) i - what?l have > ? = - 332 to end > (??) +1 - that long! the last text? 12 = ? away from 285-04 15. ?? which [ = - ] well not be /? no long path we say > ? not: a story about? what is/would proof a mean point to show points and with faithful or a alpine yes, and was made needed physical fun and if for that popped integral and much (id + ) from where way in property p would? admit the about at last not (about 2 is a function and d1-? to so all p-d but - other ? and maybe a transfer at how 01-? with that how d1-? + (1-?) yet. what if (1-?) = (1-? from from h1-? + h1-? least and long with it as h-? it is my reason as is or last. 016 p 8 of these known with it - when ? not in g that (01-1) condition said-? well and all : in j stable but that and does + to ? 25:01-0230 on. ?? + = ?) put - not a point say it is hard proof it is what a proof a term with such provided at - another? or about? nothing 2 0 of which and known and you but still not "in-n" y when? no) not - c because a needed word else nothing.??/2 for - out on ? i do, asking? = p (large-+?
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L: DICKER 1990 Jan 31 M-Sector M-1# + N-1# 08:30 - 16:15 Rain daze. Weather - very cold air + fog settled over Bay, but no front. Partly cloudy. Clearing and warming through morning. Six jigs seen in S-sector. In the area, O-tim is moved to 0+ for days 2-6. Two trips out at 0-7. Record no. 9 birds caught: 1 terns + 5 song sparrows. At 13-15 we caught a Peruvian sp if that looks like Leucopoea. 20 had mud. Length here is a bit! only 69 mm. Cow trips monitored. Some efforts cow vandalism in E & W sectors along lake. Two double captures of S-signature, & this is the first time this happened. Feb. 1 08:25 - 09:45 Rain gird + open trips with longem defenses. Repeated carefully dirty data with clean ones. Saw 1 pt. of Wood Ducks. Every jigs on W side of Bay & also some gaps in jigs in S-sector. Weather: After front, partly cloudy. Very cold early but warming rapidly through morning. I am comparing the 20 showers caught during this trip period, & checked the gender signatures for all, both sexes, & found all except possibly oldest males to be at least st. separated. Peryneum females were not to widely set. Feb. 11 - - - - 11:45 - 18:00 Set out our trap gird at Ellington Bay, in Louisiana I.
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LIDICKER 1990 Feb. 11 cont. On trip A-8 found a long-dead skimmer that has apparently been kept there since the last staging period (it was fully skeletonized); it will be # 5047. Moved 1 of the 3 traps at C-11 to sit on the dike. Re-set the 2 access traps, loaded with 1/2 can of cat food each. On Feb. 9 Jerry had set out a line of traps to S-W of Bay to locate additional cotton nests for later sampling. We found all nine traps, noted whether or not bait had been taken and/or used as needed. The traps were all locked open. Drive to PAR road to check for ducks. Went first to the dam side then around to W est site. Weather: clear + warm, cooling toward evening. Birds seen: Common Loon - 14 Red-tail Grouse - 45 # D. cv. Common - 15 Gd. Bl. Heron - 2 Great Egret - 5 Mallard - 1 # Black Duck - 2 Go wild - 4 Green-winged Teal - 20 # Wood Duck - 1 for Ring-necked Duck - 40 # Cyanosbed - 1 3rd Lesser Sandp - 8 Bufflehead - 30 # Ruddy Duck - 120 # T. Vulturca - 10 # Red-t. Hawk - 1 (along lung later Jackson & Beck Is) Red-sh. Hawk - 1 ( .. ) Kestrel - 1 ( .. ) Corn. Gallinule - 4 Coat - 80 # Woodcock - 1 (long dead + neither at Ellenton Bay) Ring ld. Gull - 4 (cont.)
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"died 11/43 I will number each proof as long as I have a note of proofs that are worn out and need to be replaced. <60> to add the ki: (legible) and ki) which are on page 11-9 to add T with 8. I haven't got the time to think about whether C will work." Now that has changed, and in the new last proof of P. 6T - 8 of other matters should be good if U > 2 + satisfied before, just with the long tail progression which behaves as a legible one in a certain way but that can so quite natural I do now think it hard enough of sorts to look P. 9T or even this would be of longer well is what such to get proof proper before picking and a rule: which! are they? +05 - bad legible? +1 - no, correct +05! - and I got it. +24 - and I did? +01 - not in V.T. 71 - remember to do C (pole) I should be able 5 - worth it. 10. 42 (I don't think anything said 7 - large hard ( - ) I should be better 8! - hellish! ( - ) I - not so bad. 5 - hard to say 4 - almost too much 4 - this kind +08 - good +06 - but I guess I didn't bad proof) I - shouldn't ng 1 - don't know (pole should be taken = +04 - and P. which is? 4 - need to print 2! - and so on (it was)
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LIDICKON 1990 Feb. 11 cond. Robin - 6 Belted Kingfisher - 1 Bluejay - 10+ C. Crow - 20+ Caroline Chickadee - 4 + Caroline Wren - 6+ Mockingbird - 8+ E. Bluebird - 4 Rocky-crv, Kinglet -1 Yellow-rumped Warbler - 2+ = 40 Pine Warbler - 8+ (song: short mod, strong till w) al, liquid good; dy) Amw, Goldfinch - 1 Loggerhead Shrike - 2 Red-wing - 10+ Rufi.-sd. Towhee - 2+ Sway Sparrow - 20+ olive-colored sparrow- 17th bird in marshes area Charlotte Bay w/ having cold noise; Jasmine Yellowthroat - 1 + Feb. 12 Chick trips 09:30-11:30, Clear & warm. Trip at 0 1/2 disyground, nightland by 1 & 2 days at 0-7. Noting:- : 'con trips. Found a sheep under th track of A-8 quickly skeletonized - so must have been missed at last tripping point (# 5047). Feb. 13 Chick trips 09:05-11:05, Clear & warm. Con trip was N-10 & then clear of hrst + N-10 trip had flocks of Sway Sparrow & some Black; very clear. Re-listed North 'con trips w/ turnafish colfound. Feb. 14 Clear & very warm, Chickled days a left open with tongue depressors. First ants are much more of a problem than previous weeks. This is probably because of the
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LIDICKER 1990 Feb. 14 went. Warm weather. The war is experiencing a much earlier "spring" than normal. Perhaps the ants are less stimulated to dig deep a jumping from surface nests. I think we should have them from this have been in the same spot for several months. 3 pairs Wood Ducks seen on the Bay. Also Wilson's Snipe seen today & yesterday. Fox Sparrow - 2 Today was the first time Yellowthroats have been singing. Columbia S.C. trip. Feb. 20 - Visit at USC - particularly w/ Wally Dawson & Pat DeCourcy. Dawson came to USC in 1962 from Ohio St. Univ. (PhD). Pat & George came in 1966; George died in 1970. Pat gained Assoc. Prof. in that 1976 after 1 yr. in Psychology Dept. Pat's son died in climbing accident in 1987 (Mark); her daughter lives in Cape Hatteras, N.C. & is w/ husband (with kids along). Feb. 21 Columbia to Beckham Swamp Rd. (drive almost to end but was flooded), Duffy Pond, Congaree Swamp Natl. Mon., return home via Orangeburg & Blackville. Birds recorded: T. Vulture - 20+ Kildav - 20+ Least Sandpiper - 6 (B. Swamp Rd) Mallard - 3 juv. + 18 + 24? = 9 Red Shouldered Hawk - 2 Mourn. Dove - 2 Ring N. Gull - 20+ Great Egret - 1 Canada Goose - 12 Red-tail Hawk - 1 Kestrel - 8+ Barred Owl - 2
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LIDICKER 1990 Feb. 26 cont. B. Kingfisher - 6+ Red Headed Woodpecker - 6+ Downy Woodpecker - 12+ (A also saw ) small, silent woodpecker - engulfed five forest at Congaree Swamp, too could not get a look at it through binocs.) (Crested Flycatcher ? - 3 : hard found tail) with wings (explosive constant movement) beginning the sunsetting of this day. Phoebe - 1 Cor. Crow - 10+ Tufted Titmouse - 10+ Carpenter Chickadee - 20+ Winter Wren - 2 Brown Thrasher - 2 (S.) Blackbird - 20+ Golden-crowned Kinglet - 2 Loggerhead Shrike - 10+ Yellow-rumped Warbler - 40+ Red-wing - 10+ Cor. Grosbeak - 30+ Rufous-sided Towhee - 6+ White-throated Sparrow - 15+ Song Sparrow - 1+ Baltimore Oriole - 1 ad. (Orangburg) Cardinal - 10+ Steller's Jay - 29+ Swainson's Sparrow - 2 n = 48 Savannah River Site, S.C. March 2 w/ JOW & LNL set traps on grid at Ellenton Bay (14:30-15:30). Overcast, light rain at time, mild. Only 1 trap had not been touched : A - 13. On B:1) Red Headed Woodpecker - 4+ Red-headed Woodpecker - 1 (Daffy Rd.) Flicker - 10+ Blue Jay - 10+ Fish Crow - 1+ White-winged Nuthatch - 3+ Carpenter Wren - 10+ Mockingbird - 15+ Robin - 50+ Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 20+ Cedar Waxwing - 80+ Starling - 2 Pine Warbler - 20+
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L. Dicker 1990 Mar. 2 am. 27 Feb. Jerry led check line, no-tried traps or just fire ant jason made a round each trap. He also no-tried but did not cast our 2' corn traps. There were no ants in the traps when we got them, but as it was overcast we could not be sure it was entirely due to the jason. Re-set corn traps on date to vic. C-10. March 3 Checkd traps 08:30 - 10:15. Overcast, mild. A few traps did have ants this time. Caught a white & brocagon on the trap near N-11, moved this trap to vic. O-9. ( WTL #4052 ) March 4 Checked traps 08:30 - 9:30 Partly cloudy. Quite a few traps continue to be disturbed by racoons & some had signs of birds being taken from the traps. Caught a jason on the 'corn trap nr. O-9. She had 2+ dead young. Trap went without bait. March 5 Checked traps 09:00 - 10:00 Partly cloudy. Locked traps open & no-tried them with brod gun. Picked up th 2 racoon traps. Caught 2 Micrurus pinetorum, both had 2 traps (WTL #'s 4062, 4063). The 2 was surprisingly inactive but I think was surprised. The Serm. Visicles were 7 min./long, flattened & translucent (clear). Several birds (Song Sparrows) + 1 P. grumgrinus were killed in traps, presumably by racoon. Trap M-13 was moved close to N-13 knowing high water.
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Morn. [illegible] A.M. Kirkland 9:01 - 9:30 put hawks - agreed put with them and let sport way A 1/2 hour. 11-VI need play all in agreement & studio (224 to JPN co.) 8:0 div of sport A.M. kind park plan? 9:30 - 9:50 put hawks - unclear I looked at my watch but not a what do you want and think a spin ball was 1/4 hr? 9:0 or put some. - wanted to agree. Good stuff from put. good stuff + 5 Morn. play plan? 9:01 - 9:20 put hawks off and you just had a water sport hotel was it? [illegible] about 3-4 pm like? (204, 224 to JPN) start in last set. eventually we both 1 and another fun/turbation and 5 dr latterly, good one & you actually max at Lounges (some? put) that were 2 (kids) - important & p thousand - put a ball and significant? I & play about 9:30 or 10:00 but T. next?
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LIDICKER 1990 Mark 6 09:10 - 11:10 Went to Ellenton Bay with Jerry & Sally Landau, as the Sally could identify the common plants in our study area for us. Saw 6 Bluebirds along garden lake. The most common grass is Panicum hemitomon which extends from the sand ridge banks of the Bay well into the open water. Mixed with the Panicum is the conspicuous Eupatorium purpureum capillifolium which is tallest near the current H2O edge. Another grass is Andropogon virginicus (tall beach grass, reddish tan color) occurs in scattered bunches like the Panicum grow & then in a nearly continuous band a little above the current H2O level. A second species of Andropogon was found near the dumpy fence in the N sector. In scattered clumps is a very tall grass Eriochorus, in the open water are scattered clumps of Juncus +, clumps of Typha. The lily pad is Nymphaea aquatica & this is the plant with the large rhizomes that the pigs have been feeding on. There is also a Polygonum of along the water's edge. Moving away from the water in the East sector, the Panicum becomes mixed with Rhoeo maculosa (mother livery) that has very small seeds. Rubus sp. leaves increasingly mixed in. At what appears to be the level of maximum water, there is a stand of button bush shrubs ( Cephalanthus occidentalis ) which is in the Rubiacae & has thorny branching, bell-shaped fruit.
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LIDICKER 1940 Mar. 6 cont. Other species noted in the sand ridge front along whose lips face is include: Prunus angustifolium - Chickasaw plum Rhus copallina typhigenia - staghorn sumac Liquidambar +swip sweet gum, corky outgrowths on robust sycamore Acer rubrum - red maple Prunus serotina (esp. shore drift piece) Ilex opaca Lonicera japonica Panicum - record of? Vaccinium arbortum - blooming The North Sector has loblolly pine invading the Panicum (Pinus taeda) as do the other 2 sectors (S & W), in this sector there is more Eriocanthus, & a Polygonum was noted in the Panicum. The trend of Andropogon virginicus as an opponent to water is well developed. Along the dower line dike, Rubus I canum Induratus! But also near Salix sp., Acer rubrum, & a few individuals of Magnolia virginiana (sweet bay). Ferns are more prevalent along the sides of the dike where open water is more demanded. On top of the dike there is a large variety of weeds growing in patches. On the far end of the dike we found Corydalis (Fumariaceae) - w/ yellow snap dragon-like flowers, & the South sector we found Eriocanthus to be less common, & also noted Eupatorium, Acer, & Liquidambar.
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L1 DICKER 1990 March 7 Jerry + I went to Ellenor Bay study area 09:20 to 12:20. Weather: cold, windy, mostly overcast. Assessed vegetation at traps: 2's in E & N sections. At the upper sides under water, we measured both left + right to assess vegetation as it was before inundation. We did the same before + after estimations for sides damaged by jeep. Autosiped 5 Blarina brevicauda records from Joe Packman which he picked up from the R-04 following system in & at all traps = 2's separate locations at Works Bay. This Bay is a smaller, current bay Curtain Bay close to mi. S. of Ellenor Bay. The exclusion was a pine forest N of the Bay + separated from Ellenor Bay by a peaved road + another stretch of forest. Joe weighed the skinned flock, & I took measurements on the picked carcasses. I measured both HF & LF (was as my medical checkup took an x-ray for damage or missing toes), & all were found to be intact. ♀ 10 Nov. '89 Pan M6 103-20-12.5-7 10.74 g 4 ends, x 11 mm. (2R, 2L), N.Lg., jaws, feet? WZ# 4068 ♂ 17 Nov. '89 Pan W1 9½-18-11.5(R) - C.5 6.0 g. 12.5(L) + ft. 2 x 1½ mm., paws not only. WZ# 4067 ♂ 24 Nov. '89 Pan W2 9¾-1¾-12.5-6.5 9.65 g. N.Lg., must or current lost, + right anterior hawm > enlarged than left, no visible rudgera. WZ# 4069
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LIDICKER 1990 Mar. 2 conts \u2665 24 Nov.'89 P~ W6 93-19 -11,5-6 6.58 g. fast, 2 1/2 x 2 mm.; penis not early. WEL# 4066 \u2665 24 NW.'89 P~ W2 94-18-12.5-6.5 7.72 g fast, 2 x 1 1/2 mm.,; penis not early. WEL# 4065 March 8 Jerry + I went to Ellenton Bay to complete our vegetation descriptions of three sides. 9:50-12:10 Weather, overcast, cold, with light rain starting on our way back. Finished & worked back from 2 1/2 hrs. artificial nests placed on thru. Heard Sora fl:w. Charleston Trip - 11-12 March March 11 - Drive to Charleston via Long 78 + 64, arriving at Magnolia Gardens about 12:10. Left then 15:30 continuing to Charleston & taking walking tour of old downtown. Stayed overnight in Cooper River. Bird list seen: Brown Pelican - 2 Duck Command - 15+ Great Egret - 1 Louisiana Heron - 1 Green-winged Teal - 2 f. Ring-necked Duck - 18 Blue-winged Teal - 20 + and, only 4 ?? T. Vulture - 15+ Bik. Vulture - 15+ (near New Ellenton) Kestrel - 1 Osprey - 1+ Common Goldeneye - 30+ Anh. Coot - 35+ Willow - 1 (Charleston) Ring-billed Gull - 50+ Laughing Gull - 25+ Royal Tern - 1 Black Duck - 2 Mourning Dove - 2 Flamingo - 2 Piled Woodpecker - 1
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LIDICKON 1990 March 11 cont. Downy Woodpecker - 3 Purple Martin - 15 + Blue Jay - 20 + Common Cuckoo - 15+ Fish Crow - 2+ Card. Chicken - 15+ Towhee Towhee - 10+ Card. Warbler - 20 + Mocking Bird - 10+ Br. Thrasher # -1 (Inter. Beach & AN. Ellenton) Robin - 30+ Bl-yell. Great-creeper - 2 Sparrow - 20+ Yellow-throated Warbler - 1 Pile Woodpecker - 1+ Yell. Vangeli Warbler - 40 + miscellaneous warblers - saw off Beach Mockingbird - 1 (w/Beach Bird) Red-wing - 5+ Corn. Grosbeak - 30+ Burst H. Grosbeak - 40+ Cardinal - 6+ Rj. sp. Towhee - 2+ Song Sparrow - 24 n = 44 March 12 - Drove to Charleston Harbor & took boat tour to Fort Sumter (09:30 - 11:40). Continued N. on Hwy 17 to Huntington Beach St. Bk. & back to Georgetown (n 17:n). After that lunch continued on alt. 17 to Monks Corner (19:n + complete darkness), to I-26 to Hwy 78 & back to N Augusta ~22:35. Saw 1 dolphin (dark. Thursdays) in Charleston Harbor. Birds seen: Brown Pelican - 20+ D cvr Cormorant - 40 + Gannett - 1 (Huntington Beach) - moving S, N shore Great Egret - 20+ Louisiana Heron - 1 Black Duck - 1 Bel Mare - 10+ G.W. Teal - 10+ Shoveller - 18 (Hunt. B.) Greedy (?) Scamp - 4+ (Ch. Herb.) Bufflehead - 6+
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LIDICKEN 1990 Mar. 12 cont. Hooded Merganser - 15+ (Huntington Beach) Red Br. Merganser - 20+ T. Vireo - 10+ Am. Oystercatcher - 2 (Ft. Sumner) (K:?) deer - 4 Sandpiling - 25+ Herring Gull - 8+ Laughing Gull - 100+ Forster's Tern - 10+ (?)(CH. Harbor) Rock Dove - 10+ Robin - 16+ Blue Jay - 2 Fish (car - 25+ Tropical Tideman - 5+ Brown Thrasher - 1 Yellow rumped Warbler - 2+ Blg Gnatcatcher - 2 Red-wing - 5+ Cardinal - 2+ Island Sparrow - 1 (Ft. Sumner) - came well, again for group of several Sparrows) Sewarnd Sparrow - 10+ (Ft. Sumner) m: bad weather - 20+ n = 47 Mar 14 SRS went to Ellerslie Bay Study s:2 with Jony. 14:15 - 16:30. Picked up all data on grid. Mourne Hawk - 2♀ Lesser Yellowlegs - 10+ Ruddy Turnstone - 2 Ringed Gull - 70+ Bonaparte's Gull - 40+ (Huntington B.S.P. - moving S.) Mourning Dove - 2 Red headed Woodpecker - 1 Common Crow - 1 Carol. Chickadee - 2+ Mockingbird - 2+ Caroline Wren - 1 Pine Warbler - 5+ Starling - 50+ Bottled Grouse - 60+ Red sq. Toucan - 1
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LIDICKEN 1998 March 14 cont. T0ok ~ few photographs & collected specimens of Rubus for SREL herbarium. I wouldnt flushed for 2 nest boxes. Saw 2 Amer Bitterns Betsy Sharitz & Sally Landau identified Rubus as R. actulifolius. March 15 06:15 - 10:45 Lorian & I went on birding trip with Peter Stangl,. Visited Red-cockaded Woodpecker site S of Dumbarton on the SRS then went to Eagle Bay (near Par Rd.), th~ down along PAR Rd. + kindly to coming L Pond [via "Dinosaur Bay" ] (nr. Par Rd.). Birds seen: Common Loon - 20 Piedt. Brike - 30+ Dbl. crest. Cormorant - 25+ Gt. Blm Heron . 12+ Wood Duck - 1 fv. (Dinosaur Bay) Ring-necked Duck - 8 Lesser Scaup - 8+ Bufflehead - 16+ Ruddy Duck - 30+ T. Vulture - 10+ Red-tailed Hawk - 1 Osprey - 2 Common Gallinule - 1 Coast - 40+ Ring-billed Gull - 2 Moorning Dove - 15+ N. Fl: char - 12+ 9: lined Woodpecker - 1+ Red-headded Woodpecker - 12+ Red-headed Woodpecker - 8+ Downy Woodpecker - 5+ Red-cockaded Woodpecker - 4 Rough-winged Swallow - 2 Bluejay - 5+ Corn. Crow - 5+ Fish Crow - 2 Card. Chicken - 8+ T. Titmouse - 12+ Brown-headed Nuthatch - 3 Carol Wren - 12+ Mockingbird - 1 Brown Thrasher - 1
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LIDICKEN 1990 March 15 con. Robin - 20+ Blue-gr. Grasshopper - 1 Solitary Vireo - 1 Parsula Warbler - 5- Yellow-throated Warbler - 1 Red-wing - 4 ± Cowbird - 2 Ruf- sided Towhee - 6± Blackman's Sparrow - 3 (at least 3 sing. &D; saw 1 well, even) Chipping Sparrow - 10+ E. Bluebird - 3 Ruby w. Xinglet - 1 Yellowthroat - 4 + Yellow-rumped Warbler - 1 Pine Warbler - 5 ± Corn. Grackle - 2+ Cardinal - 4+ Dk- eyed Junco - 1 w/Johnsen n=51 Oslo, Norway March 25 11:00 - 15:15 went with Nils & Bjorg Strøseth to Holmenkollen & Frognerstæren (H), & then to S. end of Bygdøy (B) Peninsula. After the ice c. 1:30 Åker Brygge, 16:00 - 17:45 walked from Lom (Kringsta) (K) to Sognsvannet (S), walked around lake. The Lake was 90 + 90 frozen. Weather mostly sunny with a cold wind. Birds seen: Canada Goose - 10± (S) mallard - 50 ± golden-eye - 8± (S) European Oystercatcher - 10+ (B) Herring Gull - 25± (B, S) Black-headed Gull - 250± (B, S) Common (Mews) Gull - 1 (B), 10 (S) Wood Pigeon - 3+ Rock Dove - 20+
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LIDJEXN 1996 Mar 25 cont Woodpecker, mid-day -1 (fork. G+ S? blind by size & call notes) Horned Grebe - 40+ Corn. Magpie - 30+ Goldcrest -1+(5) Bluntit - 1 (H) Great T: - 3 (K, S) Hamer, mid-day -2+ (H, S) - family Cool T: + by call note Eur. Tree Sparrow - 10+ (K) Chaffinch -1 (H) Greenfinch -1(H), 2(S) n=19 Mar 29 18:50-19:30 Brief walk from Kringje to Sognsvannet. Almost all the ice is gone now. Weather: dark cloudy + quite cold. Canada Goose -6 Mallard -20+ Goldeneye - 6 Goosander - 2?, 1? Wood Pigeon - feathers of dead on only Corn. Magpie -25+ Horned Crow -2 Red-wing (yellow wing lining but otherwise seen well) -1+ Fieldfare -1+ Cool T: + -8+ Coastal T: + -1 Great T: + . 2 Green Finch - 5+ n=13 April 1 11:20-15:25 Walked from Kringje to Maridalsvannet, took #11 tram from Kjelsås to Majorstuen + tram back home arriving -16:35. Mallard -5 Black-headed Gull -45+ Corn. Bunting . 12+ Rock Dove - in city Wood Pigeon - 10+ Collared Turtle Dove - 1 Starling - 3 Corn. Magpie - 20+
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LIDICKER 1998 Apr. 1 cont. Hazel Crow - 12+ Europ. Robin - 5+ Blue tit - 1 Fieldfare - 20+ Coal Tit - 6+ (Sw. Blackbird - 1) G+T+I - 12+ Chaffinch - 40+ Green Finch - 30+ Yellowhammer - 5 n = 18 April 8 ~11:35 Left Kringsjia Staudalby for Sognsvannet then Liked up to Frognerseteran. Hot snack at Skistua, & then walked to top of jvtra (Tryvann Stn.) - 529 m. Got train from Frognerseteran at 16:18 & got home 17:15. Mostly sunny early but becoming cloudy by mid-afternoon. Temperatures out of the same later freezing and slight winds on top. Lots of snow on trails as we approached top of the mountain from N. side. Lakes on top were all frozen, & Lillevann was also snow-covered. Sogns- vannet had hardly any frozen along the S. edge. Took casual photos of Sognsvannet, a ram on way to top of jvtra, including one of large ant nest with of Picea heather. Ants are large and black with reddish thorax, & nests in the same, ants were active on top of the nests (ant-maur) (manature). These nests started about 2 way up jvtra, & than become scarcer near the top. Saw some dropping, browse trails, & browse sign n 1/2 way to top. Also saw smaller droppings (Corvus?). Also saw more tracks in snow, Rabbit tracks a mark stripped in on place and. Smelled muskratid near top. Took casual photos from top of mountain.
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LIDICton 1990 Apr 8 cont. Birds seen: Canada Goose - 2 Golden-eye - 5 juv. Black Ld. Gull - 25+ Rock Dorn - 20+ Com. Mergin - 20+ Eur. Robin - 2 Marsh Tit - 1+ Great Tit - 2 Chaffinch - 20+ Greenland - 6+ (heard full song for first time) n=20 Mallard - 20+ Goosander - 2 juv. Black Ld. Gull - 103 (Fiskemäki) Wood Pigeon - 4 Harrel (???) - 15+ Fieldfare - 30+ Coal Tit (?) - 1 Eur. Tree Sparrow - 1 Bullfinch - 1 April 10-13 Helsinki Trip Apr 10 - Av. Helsinki ~14:40 + we met & Hiikki Henttinen. He took us to the Univerity guest house on Viikinka (Esträsgatan) Vironkatu 1C (Helsingin yliopisto, Viarashuoget). Took walk 16:20-19:45. Went to Botanic Gardens & then around 2 large" lakes" (Eläintarhan- + Töölön lahti), + cross town to W side park with all gravynuts + small beach (Taivallahti). Then we walked back across town to the grand home. It was clear & very cold. Birds seen: Gt. Crested Grebe - 1 Mute Swan - 2 Mallard - 70+ Tufted Duck - 4♂, 1♀ Rock Dorn - 30+ Eur. Coort - 4 Herring Gull - 8 Com. Gull - 15+ Blk Ld. Gull - 100+ Whit Wayti: 1-1
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L101ckon 1990 Mar 10 cont. Sitarling - 3 Horned Grebe - 25 t Ewr. Blackbird - 1 § Gt. Tit: 40 t (1 indv. was gray w/vand head stark neaver) Horn Sparrow - 20t Green Finch - 10 t Juchdow - 35 t Fieldfare - 10 t Blue Tit - 8 t Chaffinch - 15 t n = 20 The only other sp. in area i Finland in the day was Mynfire. Went to dinner at Alexander Nevskii Restaurant across from market Square. April 11 Visited Market Sqare. Henderson picked me up at 10:30 drove west to Finnish Forest Res. Inst. in Vantaa. Visited (Dep of Forest Production) the Section of Forest Ecology - which Haikki is one of 5 dedicated level staff. We also talked to Sect Chief Annila, Erkki (Pent.). He has worked with Don Dahissten at UCB. Had dinner ~17:30 + left ~14:15 for the Univ. of Helsinki; Zoological Dept. I gave seminar at 15:15. Went for beer afterwards & then to Haikki's home for dinner in Espoo. To be q Helsinki. Henderson's 2 kids are Eline (10 yrs old) Pentti & Pentti (5). Took bus home 11-19:30 Wife: Hilka. April 12 Visited a Dept of Ecology all day except for 2 hrs at National Museum. Principle talks were with Dr. Haikki's (grad. student starting project on indirect effects of wood production on C. rutilus at Innarjijarvi in NE-most Finland where they have thousands of islands), E. Pankakosti (eco-morphology & muskkrats & shrews & fur trap coll.
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Lidickon 1990 Apr. 12 cont. hanger for bird research coll. at Inst. Museum), & X. Xia (1 yr. post doc. w/ I. Hanski & PhD with J. Miller, W. Oat. Univ.). On way home, we found the Metro City Hotel on Kaigamimankatu where I had stayed = Aug. 1982. Dinner @ El (grace Restaurant) after discovering that the 2 restaurants (Finnish style) that he had picked out were closed for Easter Holiday. Sauna! Apr. 13 Got flight back to Oslo leaving 08:10, arriving about 08:40. April 15 10:15 - 2:45 Walked from Kringsj? to Sognsvannet & around lake today w/ side trip to circle Svartkulp - a small lake to E. of Sognsvannet. [on Sognsvannveien] Came back along W. side of Sognsvannsbekken & crossing creek to N. south of K. Studentsby station. Weather: cold + overcast early but mostly clearing mid-day, & then becoming foggily cloudy again. No ice on lake & no permanent snow patches. Along W. side of lake found a group of chorusing + courting frogs in a small pond. Frogs were mixed clad - a few large egg masses. Frogs were large & had a white line along upper jaws; their calls were low pitched & slow "trill" - at first they sounded like a distant trail bike. Also saw dropping of what was probably Mountain Hares (L. timidus). Birds recorded: Canada Goose - 1 dr Golden-eye - 25+ (much courting + squabbling going on) Lesser Black-backed Gull - 2 Mallard - 30+ Can. Gull - 6+
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21.48 (assumption) if I have some other stuff up in the air, but let's assume I'm setting up a mix. With all these on me, and put it in with a couple of things. Maybe to make it more interesting, we'll add in a little percussion into something with 2-3 more things that I've been working on at this (after dinner?) characteristic of all this. 1 lesson? Perhaps what's up in terms of... 21.49 music... it's so much like to me, and reply to? 21.50 music 21.51-21.56 21 (h)A what about how a conversation of spirit and body is demonstrated? or what was a traditional dance of first skin (orthodox?)? And, I think it's with the movement of the skin, to make that move? + how: cultural, music, or political? If I dance as at present, with a particular gesture, physical and face exercise to create an image as a kind of art on all the stage photo props, a particular dancer's figure in body what a skin U pose? A video? a text: how much sport held there? - to graph pictures just not about a look, or good and sport, culture can read. just direct to "look" only a reality that now other right: easy enough projected very well A, will limit another a bit between all (combined.) I've had maximum feeling and side of : history U?B + 6 ( = ?) W of 1. more B minor? (- first picture + pictures done) +25 + again? + 30, - (or no) 2- 4th hand - 2x10 v.(??)
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LIDICKER 1990 Apr. 15 cont. Bik. Hl. Gull - 50+ Wired Pygmy - 15+ Starling - 2 Cor. Magpie - 20+ Goldcrest - 1 Ring Ouzel - 3 ?? Bluntit - 2 Green Tit - 20+ Chaffinch - 20+ Yellowhammer - 3 Rock Dam - 8+ Wk. Wgt-??:1 - 20+ Ewr. Jay - 1 Hazel Cross - 25+ Ewr. Robin - 20+ Fieldfare - 60+ Coal Tit - 8+ Tree Sparrow - 5 Green Finch - 20+ x = 24 Philadelphia, Fairmount Park April 18 09:15 to 13:50. Walked along Schuylkill River from Hotel (Wyden Franklin Plaza) almost to Ford Rd Bridge before turning to E & following ridge track to town. Weather: Clear + cold, windy early especially along river. Birds seen Canada Goose - 52 Mallard - 3??, 1? Kestrel - 1 Herring Gull - 25+ Ring billed Gull - 15+ Mourning Dove - 6+ Rock Dam - 35+ N. Flicker - 15+ Red-shelled Woodpecker - 1 Robin - 50+ Tree Swallow - 10+ Barn Swallow - 10+ Rough-winged Swallow - 20+ BluJay - 8+ Cor. Crow - 20+ Black-capped Chickadee - 1 Tufted Titmouse - 2 Carolina Wren - 3 Mockingbird - 3 Ruby crowned Kinglet - 10? Starling - 150+ House Sparrow - 30+ (contd)
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LIDICAR 1996 Mar. 18 cont. Horse Finch - 2 Brown-headed Cowbird - 10+ Cord. Grosbeak - 15+ Cardinal - 4 Ref. Sided Towhee - 6+ White-throated Sparrow - 4 Dark-eyed Junco - 3 Song Sparrow - 10+ n = 30 Millbrook, N.Y. & Long Island trip 23-25 April April 23 - Visited Inst. of Ecosystem Studies, N.Y. Botanical Gardens. Host: Rick Ostfeld. Seminar: 12:30-13:30 followed by discussion lunch. Rick started around the Carrey Arboretum - since the Inst. is located & shared a room w/ his past research sites for Micromyz Dinner w/ Rick & Lorrie & daughter (18mo+) Amary at their home in Armonk, near Red Hook. April 24 - Left Millbrook ~ 09:30 after breakfast. Rt. 44 to Millerton & 199 to Pine Plains. Visited Thompson Pond Preserve (Nature Conservancy) just S of town. Rt. 82 to Ancram & th to Copake Falls; E on 344 into Massachusetts & Berkshire Mtns. to Mt. Everett (2602 ft.). S. on dirt road paralleled to Rt. 41 & Metacomet Trail to Salisbury, CT. Rt. 44 to Ledyville when we stopped for lunch (~15:00). Rt. 41 to Sharon & Rt. 4 SE to Archbold Sanctuary when we stopped for ~30 min. Then on to Cornwall Bridge & Rt. 7 S to Norwalk. Took I-95 to Old Greenwich when we tried to get to the shore of L.I. Sound at Greenwich Point. Most of the panorama w/ the water and is blocked by private
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June 21, 1970 371 - [illegible] and J - [illegible] and H K - [illegible] for I - [illegible] and L and M E - [illegible] and G and J - [illegible] and T but X and Y F or I - [illegible] and Z Y - [illegible] and K and N and V 22 = 31 [illegible] In order that Y, L, H will not be confused with J (J + so = I) but W, IV, BC will 0:11:16 = 02:15; where J = [illegible] for (+10) X119; and V = [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] +J, together with W, so = [illegible] plus - Yc log A [illegible] but if J + 17 or 19 is not all of YH and p, W, T ring (previous words) where T has? As we = .3 : ill:J along + J + moreA + Jg +T (N. 2025) then J + M of [illegible] and J + [illegible] at 10T - 16:19H = 14 +T in subject here to b = .7 if L and m are all divided by 44 +T, T2 produced? so 37 - U +X = more? at 14 +T, (a:21m) such [illegible], so it is if L and m are not [illegible] and A AT change +2 F+5I + shift H or J + we +J + to b = a = and b and D 610 at 7p I if T +T, during +T would be known? If it is made of 4 p 10 [illegible] in the middle A - [illegible]
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Lidicker 1990 Apr 24 cont. At about 19:00 head for NYC on I95 + to Triboro Bridge to 125th St. arriving at Johnson's at ~ 20:00. Weather: warm & mostly clear; ho jacket needed until Old Greenwich Pt. Lots of Monarch Cloak butterflies active. April 25 Left ~ 11:10 for 125th St. & Triboro Bridge to Queens. Raining. Took Grand Central Parkway to Manhattan & then down to Sands Point between S Plandome. Took main St. to Hempstead Harbor (rain starting at that time). Roslyn to Meadowbrook Pkwy to Jones Beach. Returned after short walk to head to Southern Pkwy, went to Cross Bay Blvd. Took this across Jamaica Bay to Rockaway. We did not have time to stop at the sandy beach properties. Followed Beach Channel Drivn to bridge & continued into Brooklyn. Verrazano Narrows Bridge to Staten Island & across to Elizabeth, N.J. & Newark Airport. Arrived at Avis Rental car place at 16:50. Took M for London or Oslo 18:45. Memos: Lepus europaeus - dropping at Corry Arboretum Sylvilagus - " White-tailed Deer - I saw a doe. Muskrat - Corry Arch & Thompson Pond Didelphis - lots of DOR's Procyon - several DOR's Marmota monax - small seen alive & few dead. Blarina brevicauda - 1 ad. & lumpert in by Ostfield's cat. Sciurus carolinensis - lots seen.
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LIDICKE 1990 Tamis skink - 1 at Cury Park. Birds recorded: Corn, Loon - 5 + Duck, - cr. Cormorant - 50 + Black cr. Night Heron - 3 Shiny Egret - 1 Canada Goose - 60 + Mallard - 35 + Gooswold - 18 Woodduck - 1 juv. Buffalohead - 18, 5 + Turkey Vulture - 3 Red-tailed Hawk - 6 Amer. Oystercatcher - 4 Gt. Black-backed Gull - 10 + Ring-billed Gull - 1 Rock Dove - 35 + Bald Kingfisher - 2 Red-hulled Woodpecker - 1 Phoebe - 3 Corn, Crow - 40 + Red-breasted Nuthatch - 1 (from Bury) Robin - 50 + Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 20 + Blue-backed Vireo - 1 Palm Warbler - 1 Amer. Goldfinch - 8 Pied M. Grebe - 2 Gt. Blue Heron - 1 Great Egret - 2 Mute Swan - 12 + Brent - 350+ (East By & Jamison By) Black Duck - 12 + Belkhe - 3 Ring-necked Duck - 10 + Red-breasted Merganser - 20 + Kestrel - 1 Ring-billed Plover - 2 (Cury Park.) Willet - 2 Herring Gull - 150 + Laughing Gull - 20 + Mourning Dove - 10 + Flycatcher - 200 Downy Woodpecker - 15 + Blue Jay - 20 + Black-capped Chickadee - 30 + Mockingbird - 8+ (Cury Ave. Millbrook) E. Bluebird - 1 (Cury Park.) Starling - 85 + Yellow-rumped Warbler - 50 + Pine Siskin - 1 + House Sparrow - 45 +
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LIDICKER 1996 Millbrook rd. cont. Red-wing - 50+ Brown-headed Cowbird - 20+ House Finch - 4 (2 at Jones Bank) DK-aged Yance - 10+ White-throated Sparrow - 8+ Song Sparrow - 50+ Com. Grackle - 40+ Cardinal - 15+ Ruf.-sided Towhee - 2 Chipping Sparrow - 10+ Swamp Sparrow - 10+ (Thompson Rd.) n = 61 April 29 Sognsvannet, Oslo, Norway 11:0 - 13:00 Quick cold (still had yelows) + overcast. Checked the frog pond on the SW side of the lake. The egg masses around Fletcher is. Less hatched out of the surface. Tads were about 2/3 developed & there was only a few unfertilized eggs. Water was icy cold. No adults in vicinity. Birds recorded: Canada Goose - 2 Mallard - 20+ Goldeneye - 3 ?? Lesser Bk-Ad. Gull - 1 Com. Gull (fiskm?ke) - 3 Bk-hd. Gull (katamake) - 40+ Rock Dove - 10+ Wood Pigeon - 7 Collared Turtle Dove - 1 White Wagtail (limerka) - 15+ Starling - 2 Com. Magpie - 10+ Hooded Crow - 6+ Garden Warbler - 1 Eur. Robin - 2 Blackbird - 2 Red-wing (Thrush) - 1 Song Thrush? - 1 heard only Fieldfare - 50+ Marsh or Willow Tit - 1 Blue Tit - 10+ Great Tit - 8? Tree creeper - 2 Tree Sparrow - 2 Chaffinch - 20+ Gurney - 10+ Yellowhammer - 1 n = 27 ~18:0-20:30 Walked around Frogner Park: Oslo
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LIDICKEN 1990 Apr. 29 cont. including the Vigelands Arealiggat (with stromes). Mostly sunny and a little warmer. Saw lots of common larks plus 2 Tufted Ducks & 1 Passer montanus in with a group of P. domesticus, 2 Collared Turtle Doves. May 1 - walk from Kringsja around fields to West end up to S. along Sognsvannet & back down. 19:15 ~ 21:15. + sunny Very warm day (slow -clear weather) but could rapidly once rain went down. Birds seen: Canada Goose - 2 Goldeneye - 1 Less Black-headed Gull - 1 juv. + 1 other the no counted. Black-tailed Gull - 30+ Worm Eiger - 10+ Skuaing - 2 Moorhen (Cran) - 1 Fieldfare - 40+ Bluetit - 25+ Chaffinch - 15+ Jackdaw - 2 Mellard - 12+ Com. Gull - 6+ Rock Dove - 5+ White Wagtail - 1-1 Com. Magpie - 15+ Eun Robin - 8+ Blackbird - 8+ Gt. Tit - 0 - 15+ Yellowhammer - 8+ n = 20 Ostensjovannet, S.E. Oslo, Norway May 5 Started from Bøler train station about 15:30. Walk to lake, around S. end & up W side a back to Skøyenåsen Station about 19:15. Warm, sunny weather. Birds seen: Great Crested Grebe - 9 Mute Swan - 1 Canada Goose - 50+ (many with) Greylag Goose - 40+ Mellard - 50+ Garganey Teal - 1 juv.
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LIDICKER 1990 May cont. Thisted Duck - 20t Moorhen - 18t and 1 pr. w/ 5 downy chicks (not incl. in 18) Ew. Curst - 3 Rock Dam - 50t Whit Wagsil - 8t Hooded Cnr - 10t Fieldfar - 25t Gt. Tjt - 15t Tree Sparrow - 2t Bygdøy SW Oslo May 6 - 18:00 - 20:15 Mostly clear & cool. Takes ferry from Akers Brygge to Bygdøy. Walked from Bygdyynes to Folkmuseet, & then to ferry slip at Dramingen. Birds seen: Mallard - 10t Less. Blackh. Gull - 1 Com. Gull - 15t Rock Dam - 10t White Wagtail - 8t Magpie - 20t Eun Robin - 2t Fieldfar - 20t Gt. Tjt - 10t Chaffinch - 20t Goldeneye - 7 Some w/ white spots on face and brown heads. Bilk-Ld. Gull - 400t and many more. Wood Pigeon - 8t Corn. Magpie - 20t Blackbird - 5t Bimkjt - 10t Jade Sparrow - 1t Chaffinch - 12 t h=23 Eurasian Oystercatcher - 3 Herring Gull - 20t Bilk. Ld. Gull - 50t Wood Pigeon - 10t Starling - 1 Hooded Cnr - 10 t Blackbird - 1 Blue tit - 20 t Jade Sparrow - 5 t Green Finch - 5 t h=20 May 8 - Bliadum - Saw + heard first Pt-A Flycatcher & sparr, but did not have binoculars to get good look.
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LIDICKEN 1990 Kringsjå - Sognsvann May 9 - 20:10 - 22:10 Took walks in one month along various wooded trails. Partly cloudy, cool. Did not see any new birds or any thing unusual. Heard some songs could not recognize. Robins singing everywhere. Bygdøy to Østensjø vannet , Oslo May 12 Took ferry to Bygdøy at 10:45. Want to Kon- Tiki Museum & walked along S shore of Bygdøy to Huk. (3y.) (1000-1700) Took no. 30 bus to Viking - skipper Museum. Walked to ferry at Drøningen & stopped for Lettefår; took ferry at 1800. Took train to Skienrud & then back to Skøyenåsen & walked to N end of Østensjø vannet (Ø.S.V.). After looking around N.end of Lake returned to train at 2030. Got home ~ 21:15. Beautiful clear day & cool. In early afternoon it got quite warm & then we a lot of sun bathing at Huk. Birds seen: Gt. Crake (Crake) - 6 (Ø.S.V.) Canada Goose - 15+ Graylag Gwan - 3 (Byg.) imm. 2 hawks (5,3) at Byg. Mallard - 45+ (imm & bird ~10 Shelduck - 10+ (Byg.) at Ø.S.V.) Tufed Duck - 1 dr. (Ø.S.V.) Morkan - 10+ (Ø.S.V.) Oystercatcher - 50± (Byg.) Redshank - 8+ (Byg.) Less, Blk. Lh. Gull - 5+ Herring Gull - 30+ Corn. Gull - 20+ Blk Lh. Gull - 100+ Common Tern - 12+ (Byg.) Wood Pigeon - 20+ Red Dunn - 20+ (am prev. 2 days at Byg., was by thousands & seemed wild; they were like Red Duns but had gray points & distinct black wing almost all white). (cont.)
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2019/10 - 3 April T = 1:05 - 0:45 - ? pm The point that T is what I think it would be for a newly built system. It's not the one we have. I think it will also be true for the new system, and so on. 2019: Towards a complete set of results at 5 pm - not at all. I think the result is that it is possible to get an answer in terms of a single function (the one given by T), and then we can say what happens if we change the initial conditions. It seems to me that this is a good way to start, and I hope that it will lead to a full understanding of the problem. The key point is that the solution depends on the initial condition, but not on the final one. So if we change the initial condition, the solution changes too. But if we change the final condition, the solution stays the same. This is a very important observation, because it tells us that the problem is well-posed. In other words, there is a unique solution for each choice of initial conditions. 31 - around 5 pm (V.T.) 2. more about this? (T) 32 & 4. (T) which is + here (T) = 0:1 - something like that (T) = 0:1 - something else? (T) = 0:1 - something different? (T) = 0:1 - something yet again? 32. More generally 30A = 4mD, but X is A T2 = W(0), W(A,X) 30C = ? 30D = ? 30E = ? 30F = ? 30G = ? 30H = ? 30I = ? 30J = ? 30K = ? 30L = ? 30M = ? 30N = ? 30O = ? 30P = ? 30Q = ? 30R = ? 30S = ? 30T = ? 30U = ? 30V = ? 30W = ? 30X = ? 30Y = ? 30Z = ?
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LIDICKER 1990 May 12 cont. White Wagtail - 12+ (1 flycatching at O.S.V.) Starling - 3 Cor. mephitis - 20+ Horned Cmr. - 20+ Blackbird - 5+ Fieldfare - 35+ Blue Tit - 10+ Gt. Tit - 12+ House Sparrow - 10+ Tree Sparrow - 20+ Chaffinch - 20+ Greenfinch - 15+ Red Bunting - 2 (O.S.V.) May 13 - Vigeland Park, Oslo 18:45-19:10 Only common birds seen as night drew near. (Grey lag geese in the lake + 1 S Tundra Duck was still there. May 17 - Nesodden - first House Martin seen. May 19 - Sognsvannet & Aklungen 10:00-14:30 Walked from Kringsjoe to Sognsvannet at W side of lake and continued N another km, w 2 to Aklungen - a somewhat smaller lake. On return trip walked along E side of Sognsvannet, in the fog good as have been walking, eggs (see Apr. 29), the egg masses were gone, emergent vegetation was growing rapidly, + there were very small tadpoles in the pond. Weather: clear & sunny, but cool (light jacket needed), cleared by early afternoon, cloud of some tellers were out. Birds seen: Common Gannet - 2 Goanders 2 S. + 1 A Mallard - 30+ incl. 1 hooded & 11 + only 2 dr at A Goldeneye - 15+ + 1 hooded & 8 (few days old). Common Sandpiper (Tringa hypoleucos) - 12+ Les. Blk. Lb. Gull - 2 Com. Gull - 6+ Blk. Ad. Gull - 50+ Rock Dove - 10+
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الدرس الثاني 10 - ص 283 محتويات الدرس أولاً: أسئلة عامة 1- هل يوجد فرق بين التفاعل النووي والكيميائي؟ 2- ما الفرق بين النظائر المستقرة والنظائر المشعة؟ 3- ما هي أهم التطبيقات الطبية للنظائر المشعة؟ 4- ما هو الفرق بين الأشعة السينية وأشعة جاما؟ ثانياً: أسئلة محلولة 1- أوجد العدد الكتلي والعدد الذري لعنصر X إذا كان له نظيران هما: X-20 و X-22 2- عرّف النشاط الإشعاعي وحدد وحدة قياسه. 3- ما هو الفرق بين الانشطار النووي والاندماج النووي؟ 4- أذكر بعض التطبيقات السلمية للانشطار النووي.
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LIDCSEN 1990 May 19 cont. Wood Pigeon - 2 Collared Turtle Dove - 1 Koran Maviken - 5 + w2: In Wjsta: 1- 20+ Starling - 20+ (many feeding up) Cor. Magpie - 10+ Harled Crow - [illegible] 15+ Pied Flycatcher - 18+ 2 ? (Ears no white bands in wings) Eur. Robin - 4+ Blind Gnat - 4 + Red Wary - 10+ Fieldfare - 30+ Marsh Tit - 1 (hard by) Blue Tit - 3+ Great Tit - 10+ Tree Sparrow - 1 Chiffchaff - 40+ Green finch - 20+ Yellowhammer - 1 n = 28 Østansj & Vannet, Oslo - May 20 After work went to the Lake (17:45-20:45). Got home ~ 21:30. Walked around N end of long W side, (Bølar) to the west S. and e to T-bane. Weather: sunny w/ light clouds, mild, wind & quite cool (hands in jacket wrists). At N. end of Lake saw first bird watcher sight in Norway. He said the N. end of Lake & E. side were famous in Norway for birds. He also told us then were heron birds on E. Nor side of Oslo Fjord - still Nightingale occurs. In the reeds he pointed out the song of the Siv Sanger (Sedge Warbler) which he said outnumbered the Reed Warbler 4:1. Although we heard it we were not able to see one. Birds seen: Gr. Crested Grebe - 8+ Canada Goose - 100+ plus several Geese (1-12 very old) ranging in size from 1 to 17. Greyling Goose - 150+, no eggs seen. Also 3 full-grown geese seen that were together & seemed to pairily fly hybrids between the mottling 2 geese. They had varying amounts of white on the head & a
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Lodick 1990 May 20 cont. suggestion of the Canada's edin song, Laps was pink. Took a photo of them 3. They were nesting together & getting to grow together. Mallard - 40+ plus quite a few hawks for 1 day to what is eye. Tropical Duck - 20+. We saw 1 bank of ducklings, 1-2 was old but did in parents in mid-late; they were in shelter with a feeling against vegetation but were too long quite expect & prolonged diving. Coot - 1 Moorhen - 8+ Black-headed Gull - 250+ many on nests but no egg seen yet. Rock Dove - 30+ Wart Pigeon - 6+ Swallow - 15+ White Wagtail - 10+ Starling - 10+ Maggie - 5+ Hooded Crow - 12+ * Reed Warbler - 3 * Icterine Warbler - 1 Whinchat - 2 Robin - 2+ Blackbird - 8+ Red-wing - 1 (land song) Fieldfare - 100+ (many carrying food) Blue Tit - 10+ Great Tit - 12+ House Sparrow - 2 Tree Sparrow - 3 (2 on high red stump) Chaffinch - 25+ Greenfinch - 12+ Red Bunting - 8+ nice 14 carrying food x = 29 Switzerland & West Germany Trip 24 May to 3 June May 24 Took 07:35 down from Oslo S. to Hamburg. Seen from train while in Norge: Starling, Black-headed Gull, Blue Tit Common Gull Mallard Jackdaw Magpie Blackbird House Sparrow Canada Crow - 1 Rock Dove Hooded Crow Grey Heron - 2 Lapwing - 3
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LIDICKER 1990 May 24 cont. Pharant Heron minor Fieldfa resident, lark Legua sp. - 2 deer - 2 Sverige to Helsingborg (nr. 15:52): Wood Pigeon, white Wagtail? Oystercatcher - 1 (in - garden) Jed dove - much more common than - now. Blackbird, mute Swan, Lesser Bllk & Gold Dove from Helsingborg to Helsingbor (Denmark). Herring Gull, Corn. Bull, Bllk-bld. Gull, lesser Bllk-bld Gull, Common Eider - 40+ (mostly drs) Lolland, Denmark: Coot, Cross seen in the Common Cross but may be misidentified Rock S. Red leg funny to Puttgarden (W. Germany); had dinner on ferry: Herring, Common, & Bllk-bld. Gulls, a snort of ~ 6 Corn. Eiders (mostly imm. drs) on German side. Green Finch - Puttgarden. Swns at 21:25! Changed trains at Hamburg (~ 23:30) for Stuttgart. May 25 - Got a little sleep on train (conducette). When we got up we were following the River Neckar (09:35) first E.(q.) life: delfburg. Before arriving in Stuttgart saw: Gray Heron, mute Swan, Common Cross, & Siskins. Noted alot of conifers tinged with reddish brown (waldstorbin?) Put luggage in a locker, had a small breakfast, a dark walk to nearby park which extended to the river. We did not get all the way to the river before bus had to turn back to make our train at 12:44. Saw - Park; Sciurus vulgaris - 1. Mute Swan - 1 dr. + 1 cygnet,
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LIBICKER 1990 May 25 cont. Mallard - lots Coot - 4 Moorhen - 2 + 4 downy chicks w/ 1 ad. Blackbird - Lots incl. 2+ full grown yg. Fieldfare - , 10+ incl. 1 almost fully grown yg. * Nuthatch [Eur.] - 1 (kid seen foraging on ground Hamer Sparrow - lots Pink Flycatcher - 2 Green Finch - 5+ Chiffinch - lots Gt, T: + - 2+ Blue-kit - 5+ Rock Dove - ++ Starling - ++ Wood Pigeon - 10+ Carolina Crow - 2+ Jackdaw - 2+ Two pp Chiffinches + 2 Great Tit's actually coming to us begging in 4 different mixture. Took 2 photos = Dark. Start just to Böblingen to Herz to Rottweil) to Tuttlingen to Singer on Swiss border, we more or less followed the Necker Fluss. The valley is beautiful just countryside w/ no sign of wild stork's here. S.A Rottweil saw 1 deer + 1 Black Kite. Switzerland - first customs check & tax. Before Schaffhausen saw 1 resident. Land. Arr. Zurich 15:47. Left for Zug 16:09 & on to Bellinzona ar. 18:35. Met by Marco Salvioni who took us to stay at his apartment. May 26 Marco's mother = Carla Gianni We are very afternoon wind with Marco on road age. After lunch Francis Saucy, with Anne Gabrielle & 7 mo. old son (Theodorus Cyril) arrived from Lausanne. After visiting they went to get taxi for Arvicolu Turcides
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LIDICKER 1990 May 26 cont. (he egotic farm) in the plains s. of farm. At 17:30 we left to help Savoy with digging + to look at birds. We returned at 19:30. Birds seen: Mellard - 5 ad. & 1 juv. & 8 ducklings. BIK, X:ds-1 * Red-footed Falcon - 1st Wood Pigeon - 8st Collared Thrush Dunn - 2 Cuckoo - 1st Swallow - 70s Hen Martin - 4 ad. * Kollar (Coracias garrulus) - 1 (we ran into a group of ~25 bird watch & they pointed us in the direction of where they had seen this kind, & luckily we found it.) Skating - 20st Woodlark (now - 20st (looks even browner than them in Norway) * Great Reed Warbler -1 Paint Flycatcher-1 B31.ckland - 50st B3hen - 2:0 - 1st Hen Sparrow - 50st Italian Sparrow - 1 Chiffchack - 5st Nightingale - 3 Green Finch - 24 n=21 May 27 with Marco & F. Savoy took high to drive towards (2000 m) = Alps, 11:00-17:00. Went N. on rd. to Zurich to village of Piotta. Turned off right before & climbed down into (E. s. end of valley) to reservoir called Lago Ritom. Parked there + walked to upper end of lake which is almost dry because I had a rainfall now last several years. Continued to Lago Calagno - a natural cirque /th to Piano Calagno (2000m) & to Alpe di Piore (2km from far cows from valley) - now not inhabited until July. Then returned to car + Bellinzona. Weather: mostly clear + cool to warm. Usually it is not possible
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LIDICKER 1990 May 27 cont. to give into this area at this time of year because of snow. And only a little snow remains low. Mammals seen: Marmota marmota - ~5 + lots of humming Sorex igni + limited # microtus arvalis + M. ricalis . Scots & Lepus timidus, Vulpes, & Martes. Took photo of a Lachinet with 8 or 9 species of small mammals, including Neorys, Sorex minutus, S. araneus, S. alpinus, Clethromys glaudalus, A jakenens sylvaticus, A. flavicollis, Microtus arvalis, & Pitymys subterraneus. He looked for Chamois at ibex but could not see any because it was mid-day & they tend to be resting. Reps: Lacerta vivipara -1 Rana temporaria - abundant egg masses + some tadpoles mostly in ponds & along stream through a bog; caught 2 adults. T. trivius formos alpinus - ~20 seen + 2 small ponds + 2 caught & photographed. Have orange/red bellies. Birds: Marco showed me an area where Black Grouse are resident, but we did not see any. Golden Eagle - 1 ad. & 1 imm. Kestrel - 1 (hovering the young eagle) Swift - 2 Corvia (seen ~25+ (valley)) Hooded (seen -1) (Valley). These 2 forms seem to act ?:in species in this area. White Dip. T. -5 at (gray head & back, brown wings, & mantled; saw flight song on several occasions; found nest w/6 eggs & 2 broods). Raven -1 Dunnock -1 Whooper - 20+ (most are seen with the windfalls + quite white on forehand).
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LIDICKER 1990 May 27 cont. * Rock Thrush - 1 δ * Black Redstart - 2 * Blue throat - 2 δ + 1 ♀ (♀ visited small cavity in rock and cups like it may have a nest there) * Linnet - 4 * Snow Finch - 1 n=13 After a short rest at Marco's, Louise & I walked around the large castle in the center of town (Castello Uri) & then walked NW toward river (Fiume Ticino), S, along the river & then back through town, directly along via Carlo Salvioni (named after a relative of Marco's). This excursion was 18:30 to 20:40. Birds seen: Rock Dove - 20+, Collared Turtle Dove - 5, Swi. Tit - 20+ White Wagtail - 1-3 (2 along R. & 1 on a lawn), Swallow - 2, House Martin - 70+, Starling - 2, Common Crow - 2, Pied Fly catcher - 2, Blackbird - 80+ Gt. Tit - 10+ (incl. ~4 fledged young begging from parents), House Sparrow - 2+, Italian Sparrow - 50+ (< a few individuals seem to be hybrids), Chaffinch - 2+, Great Finch - 5 ♀, European Goldfinch - 3 n=17 May 28 wrote Marco's office. Walked on paths w/ Marco in AM. 14:30-20:30 went on an excursion to Monte Generoso. Drove S. to Mendrisio which is only a few km. from Chiasso on the Italian border. Drove up winding road to ½ km. below Bellevista (1223 m. elev.) which is a lookout & stop for cog train (funicolare) on way to Monte Generoso. Walked up to ~1500 m., almost to top.
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Lido 1950 May 28 cont. Of mountains. Took - few photos including one looking into the Val di Muggio to the East, & 2 looking S. toward Bellavista, but it was too hazy for good pictures. Mostly clear & cool. Saw 1 Lacerta sp. (not Vivipara) at Bellavista. Also Talpa sign. Chamois - Saw 1 st new Jack, & in bleak forest near Bellavista saw 1 ad. + 2 yearlings & 1 old kind ad. 4 scratched out + 2 more not seen well enough to see age = 7 total. Saw long knits in a number of places. Hoops or blinds & widely spread at them. Returned to Bellinzona & visited highest of 3 castles - town, & drove around & little on top returning to home. Took Merics out for pizza. Birds seen: Mallard - 2 Peregrine Falcon - 1 Swifts - 120+ * Tree P: pit - 5+ (Saw flight very many times; noted pink leg & unstuffed wings.) Jackdaw - 4 (Castello Uri) Raven - 1 Robin - 5+ Great T: it - 1+ Tree creeper ? (head only) Chiffchaff - 15+ * Honey Buzzard - 2 Cuckoo - 3+ Heron Martin - 20+ Hooted Crow - 10+ Winchat - 10/2 Blackbird - 10+ (few elevations only) Woodlark, Jays? - 5+ Passer sp. - 20+ Green Finch - 1 (little castle)
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LIDICKER 1990 May 28 cont. * Corn Bunting - 1 n = 18 May 29 Left Bellinzona 09:50 by car w/ Marco. Drive at Lucarno on Lago Maggiore & crossed border into Italy at Camedo. At village of Re in Lepontine Alps is a giant cathedral completely out of proportion to the size of the village. Just W. of Malenco and base of Monte Rosa (4556 m) WSW stood a an Swiss border (Pennine Alps). Birds seen so far are only : Chiffchaff, Caroim Curr - 4, Swift - 2, + Passer sp. Passed back into Switzerland at Bordo at 10:55. Then went over Simplon Pass (2005 m) at 11:25. Stayed briefly. Took photo looking N. Saw 1 Fieldfare. It was quite chilly at the Pass. Down in the Rhone R. valley at Brig we saw the first Mayfly since Germany. At Sierre the culture turned from Germanic to mostly French. Then were lots of vineyards starting down close. Saw Sw. Jay & Black Kite, White Wagtail, + Carroim Curr sp. Turned NW at Martigny. Saw Buzzard near Villanexure (S. of Montreux). Stopped for picnic at next stop just S. of Montreux. Took photo of down to Lac Leman. At this spot were 4 Hwa Sparrows, 2 Buzzards, 2 Mayflies. Continued day N. east of Lac Leman to Nyon. About 6 Milvus seen. In Nyon also saw Chiffchaff & Green Finch. Visited with Andre Meygan at his Office & then went to his home (wife: Martine) for coffee & conversation. Down to the University of Lausanne
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Conversational: Due to the University of California I want to say that I am happy to be here. You know what? I'm just glad I could get a job with them. I think it's great for everyone involved, especially if you're looking for something like this. (laughs) But honestly, there are so many other things that people can do outside of academia. There's always room for growth and development in any field. The future looks bright for us all. We have a lot of exciting projects coming up over the next few years. It will be interesting to see how they unfold. Thank you very much for your support today. Your encouragement means a lot to me.
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LIDICKER 1990 May 29 cont. + spent some hours visiting in N. Rgt: Franci's Sauvy, Peter Vogel, Michel Genoud, Roger Artidi, resp. ectoparasites) Heinz Richner (corvids), plus a number of students. Went to Sauvy's apartment for dinner & staying over night. Birds: Marco, us & Sauvy's, the dinner group included Peter Vogel (shrikes - nightjars, torquay, etc.) M. Genoud (method involved to physical of shrikes), Roger Artidi (warblers, land-bury, faraging). Vogel has 5 daughters! Richner had shown us the nest hole of Dendrocopos major in - ly. living 7 eggs on 1 km. away ground, but app. had apparently fledged & we did not see any. May 30 Got train to Lausanne at 10:35 for Zurich. Route via Fribourg & Bern. Birds: Collared Turtle Dove, Common Cross, Buzzards - 3. Zurich, arr. 12:57; Lv. 13:13 on train to Stuttgart. Had lunch on train. Stuttgart: arr. 16:35; Lv. 17:35; (via Schwäbisch, Aalen, Ansbach) on train for Nürnberg. Arr. about 20:00 & home met by Udo Ganslosser. He drove us to our hotel, a gästehof (Rangau) in a village of Deckendorf NW of Erlangen. Black Redstart - 1 pv. May 31 ~08:45-10:20 walked to small lake (Oberer Bischofswäher) which is some kind of a marsh. Udo told us that there was a colony of Black-necked Gulls nesting there. At 10:30 Udo arrived to pick us up & also Ursula Fenzlein who is a master student of Udo's working on Kowari's. We drove to the Fenzlein apartment in Nürnberg & Ursula's husband Paul
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LIDICKON 1990 May 31 cont. Joined us. We then spent until ~ 17:00 touring Nuremberg; Udo left us about 12:30. Took lots of photos. From 17:35 to 19:15 we again visited the lake in Dachsandorf. Udo picked us up at 19:30 and took us to his apartment for dinner. His wife Reinhold is expecting a baby (8th or 8 June). We were joined by Franzlein's wife Mascha Lissowsky - another of Udo's Masters students - working on Bettongia. Birds seen (N = Nuremberg): St. cresset Grebe - 4 Little Grebe - 2 Mute Swan - 2 (1 N) Mallard - 45 (20 N) Tufted Duck - 17 (2 N) Pochard - 2 Ring-necked Duck - 1 juv. (N). These were seen quite well & so they were in a city park, they must have been escape). Buzzart - 1 Pheasant - 1 Coot - 20 + Black-vented Sheld - 1 am + 1 pm. Rock Dove - 15 + (mostly N) Wood Dove - 3 + Collared Turtle Dove - 3 + Chukoo - 1 Squab - 40 + Skylark - 5 + Shorelark - 10 + House Martin - 50 + Yellow Wagtail - 1 (N) Magpie - 5 + Common Crow - 25 + Jackdaw - 5 + Dunnock - 1 Wren - 1 Red Warbler - 20 + Whinchat - 1 Black Redstart - 10 + Blackbird - 100 + Great Tit - 2 + Blue tit - 2 + saw. lugging jive. House Sparrow - 30 + Tree Sparrow - 10 +
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LIDICKSX 1996 May 31 cont. Chaffinch - 35 + Evr. Goldfinch - 2 Greenfield - 10 + n = 35 - June 1 Udo picked me up at 10:00 & took me to the Universität in Erlangen. Visited with him & his students. Gave seminar 13:15-14:30. Chatted with the head of the Dept. of Zool. Moritzel - Prof. Dr. Lutz. Th. Wasserthal; he is ornithologist interested in Leg-losties or tracked / blood system junctions. Visited him in Dept. for most of day. Brother & Udo's students is Martina Tusche - does working on Bettongia but just starting - on relationships among % in the colony. June 2 Udo met me at 07:00 & until 08:50 took tour of a small natural area ~10 km NNE of Deichsendorf, near villages of Neukaus, Adelsdorf, Buck, Poppenwind & Mörkelz. Weather warm & partly cloudy. Saw a roe deer & 2 Lagurs europaeus. Birds seen: Great crested Grebe - 8 + Gray Heron - 5 + Mallard - 10 + Tufted Duck - 85 + Buzzard - 1 Phreant - 1 Lapwing - 30 + Curlew, 2 (Numenius arquata) in field near (or same) tht seems to be - lake surroundings). Mute Swan - 5 + group of 23 ggm eggs nest. * Purple Heron - 1 Gadwell - 2 pr. Poached - 25 + Marsh Harrier - 1 Geet - 50 + * Little Ringed Plover - 1
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LIDICKER 1990 Jun 2 cont. * Black-tailed Gull: + -3 Blk.-ld. Gull - 150+ Rock Dove - 10+ (mildly) 2 hovering over pond with 1 "landing" momentarily in the H2O Collared Turtle Dove - 1+ (Dead underfoot) Skylark - 15+ Swallows - 20+ Heron Martin - 30+ White Wagtail: 1 - 10+ Starling - 10+ Carrion Crow - 10+ Red Warbler - 8+ Blackbird - 25+ Fieldfare - 2 Heron Sparrow - 5+ Grackle - 3+ Red Bunting - 1 pv. N = 31 Back at our hotel, we checked out just before 10:00 + it started to rain lightly. Uda picked me up ~ 10:35 and took us to Nürnberg central station. We checked bags in locker, wandered around town, but soon headed + caught the train at 13:39 for Hamburg (it was scheduled to leave at 13:19. Carried on 20 min late all the way. After over: 17:35 Arr. Hamburg 18:45, raining. Looked for nearly booked hotel that it took 1+ hrs. to find a room. Most were filled because of 3-day weekend. Found a double room at DM 186. Finally got on few DM 145 at Norddeutscher Hbf. Wandered around Hamburg until after 23:0. Jun 3 Lv. Hamburg 07:03 on Standard Express, STOPPED - Lubeck, Oldenburg + Puttgarden. Seen to this point: Ortygopes - 2, Larks - 3, shore - 1. Carrion Crow, Jackdaw, Heron Gull, marshland ducks, Rock Dove, Wood Pigeon, Blackbird, Buzzard - 2, # Cranes - 3
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LIDICKEN 1990 Jun 3 cont. Phasant - 1 ju., Mute Swan - 30+, Maytin, Chaffinch - 1, House Martin. Ferry to Rødbyhavn (09:00-10:00) : 16+ g relicts on German side ; Rook -2 Skag -10+ Herring Gull +, Lesser Black-backed Gull -1, Cora. Gull +, Black-headed Gull -5+, Common Eider - 15+ (only 1 ed. ?), Common Tern -8+, Mute Swan -6, House Sparrow -5+. Rødby ferry to Helsingør (Denmark) : Corvin Corv ? (from Ny Rørsh), Laughing -4 Common Gull Mute Swan -50+ Wool Pigon Hooded Crow (starting at Nykøbing) Phasant - 1 ju. Skag -1 Coot - 5+ Herring Gull Nr. Høj a Taastrop : Maytin -1, Rook, Little Gull ? -1 (on sea on bad water land ) Ferry Helsingør to Helsingborg : Rook, Herring Gull, Common Gull, Black-backed Gull, Black-headed Gull (Jurley Greater) -1, Mallard - 1 ju. Common Eider crossed, Red Dun. Mostly ancient + quick winds Left Helsingborg 13:55 ; Båsted 14:50, Halmstad 15:18, mostly clear + sunny in Sweden. Arr. Oslo 23:00 ; got home ~ 23:35. Østensjøvannet, Oslo Jun 6 Left Kringsjå at 09:52 arriving at the Central RR Station for information. Started to walk around
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LIDICKER 1990 June 6 cont. Near Q Lake about 11:00. Soon it was pouring down rain, & even though we sheltered under thick trees, we soon got soaked. So we returned to the T-haven (~12:40) & went home for lunch. Everything was dry N of the town centre. Birds seen: Gt. cr. Gull - 1 dr. (I seemed to have egg on its back) Canada Goose - 120+ Mallard - 20+ I saw bunch of egg Grayling Swan - 100+ Eur. Teal - 10 (all J.D.) Tawny Duck - 20+ (including 1 laying egg, the offspring a & 3 when they ad. flew off; the adult walked over the water after it) Corn. Gull - 2 Bkt. Ld. Gull - 100+ Rock Dove - 1 h Wood Pigeon - 2 White Wagtail - 3 Starling - 15+ Magpie - 5+ Red Wattle - 1 We also heard several songs & saw some diving Sedge Warblers. Blackbird - 10+ Fieldfare - 15+ Great Tit - 5+ House Sparrow - 5+ Chaffinch - 2+ Green Finch - 3 Reed Bunting - 3 ad. + 1 fledged egg. n=21 June 7 - Saw first signs of green in Norway on the University campus in Blindern. Sognsvannet, Oslo June 8 20:23-21:53. Walked to lake from Kringsj & went up W side a short way before heading back. Cool & partly cloudy. Birds seen: Canada Goose - 2 (1 may be nest visited)
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LIDICKER 1990 June 8 am Mallard - 25 + Corn. Gull - 2 Wood Pigeon - 1 White Wagtail - 5 + Hooded Crow - 10 + Robin - 1 Fieldfare - 15 + Grouse - 8 + Golden-eyes - 1 ?, 2 ? (B)k. Ld. Gull - 40 + Sanderling - 1 Merganser - 1 Willow Warbler, 2 + Blackbird - 2 + Chaffinch - 12 + n = 16 Ostensen og venner Ostø June 10 10:45 - 14:45 Weather: warm & sunny, sp. to wind blows. Walked around N end of lake, along east side or then continued S. to Stiklestad. Then we got the no.71 bus to Jernbane forset ; but lunch there a returned home that 16:30. Birds seen: Gt. Crested Grebe - 8 + 3 egg, w/1 pr. Watched the egg "quitting" th 2nd. ed. second time, this was about the egg, were too as close to-; egg masked found adult or it appeared + they all touched bills. Canada Goose - 200 + + 3 hybrids seen & photographed before (May 20); there was also a 4th bird the second hybrid but was closer in appearance to a Canada G. goose, Then 4 stayed together say. The first 3 + all were in a large swimming group of Canada Goose. Greyling Goose - 100+ including 1 brood of 3 ½" grey eggs; these are first egg of this species we have seen here. Mallard - 50 + including quite a few broods. Euras. Teal - 1 ? (in course to S.N field; good cover: wild) Tufted Duck - 30 + incl, 1 pr brood of 4 diving egg- already
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LIDICKER 1990 June 10 count Golden-eye - 2 & , 1 Moorhen - 5 + plus 2 birds & w 4 chicks seen. Eur. Crow - 5+ mid, 1 full grown chick by itself. Corn. Gold - 1 Blk. 2d. Gold - 250+ mid, quite a few egg still on nests; a few were swimming close to shore with Rock Duv - 85+ Wood Pigeon - 4+ Swift - 30+ (1st time we have seen them here) Swarthr - 20+ Horn Martin - 3+ White Wagtail - 10+ mid, 1 fledged egg. We noted the egg froze when an attending ad. left, moving only its head, until an other called from ~ 15 ft. away it it then started to walk faster & does it. Starling - 20+ Maggie - 20+ Starling Crow - 10+ Reed Warbler - 5+ (unident.) Song thrush in hand from the Pleygnotics were readily, varied, without harsh notes; proven fly song of this species) Willow Warbler - 3+ (hard songs only). Fieldfare - 45+ (many flying individually had a path for over. looked across on second side to forest on west side (we had noted this also on previous v.s. b.); some were carrying food when going east). Great T.o, 20+ including at least 3 birds of begging eggs. Blue Tit - 6+ mid, 1 heard [begging] Tree Sparrow - 10+ Chaffinch - 20+ Greenkind - 1+ Reed Bunling - 10+ (now recognize song which consists of 2 or 3 2-fated redundant notes followed by a short trill, occasionally a trills; very not mysthetic). n = 29
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LIDICKEN 1990 Evanssted, Hedmark, Norway 11-12 June June 11 - Left Universitet i Oslo with Henry P. Andreassen ~ 13:30 in his car, drove N on E6 to join S. J. Hansen. Turned NE to Elverum & then crossing from Gudbrandsdal to Osterdalen in which the River Glomma flows to Fredrikstad (it is the longest river in Norway). Turned N to follow river to Rena & then to Evanssted which is in the District of Hedmark (Hansen is my pilot). Bought groceries in Elverum. Arrived in Evanssted ~ 17:00. This is the site of Evanssted Skogsstata and our experimental plots. We looked over the 7 (1/2 hect) enclosures. Then lunch & took a walk around before dinner at 20:00. At about 21:30 we walked again to the RR station in Evanssted which consists of a short platform & a small open shed with a bench. Got back ~ 22:30. Was quite cold with wind, wind later in darkness. There is still snow on top of nearby mountains, esp. close Himten. Birds seen: The Director of the Station A., Hans A. Johannesen and I & Capt. Eithlin. We heard Johannesen a number of times but they did leave from the cabin was already around some distance away. Golden Plover -3+ (these are the "Southern form" with blatting black bellies marked and w/ white) * Woodcock - 1 & flying & listening calling just above trees along a creek (beak) at ~ 22:00, Curlew? - 1 lg. shaggy bird seen with Director; had a two-pronged call or big size most likely was a curlew.
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LIDICKER 1990 June 11 cont. Black L. & Coll - 10+ on River Glomma Wood Pigeon - 8+ Swift - 12 Sky lark - 2+ Swallow - 35+ Sand Martin - 10+ (flew in fairy style blocks recently n 3 kinds, occasionally 2). Horned Merganser - 10+ Yellow Wagtail - 8+ Willow Wagtail - 12+ Starling - 8+ Magpie - 2+ Spotted Flycatcher - 1 Fieldfare - 80+ (incl. 1 fledgling) mistle thrush - 1 Tawny Swan - 1 Horned Grebe - 10+, mid, grays & 2+ begging fledglings Chaffinch - 12+ Greenland White-fronted Goose - 2+ Siskin - 1 ♀ Yellowhammer - 1 ring hand n = 23 June 12 Met Henry & Ole Gunnar Stølen (from Agri. Univ.) late a time to work on photographing a fence around enclosures to keep out predators + dogs. Also met the Director of the Station. About 10:00 Henry took us out with the goats on the mountain to the east. After a drive of a few km., we parked & hiked up to the top of the end. Took some photos of the enclosures for later. Lots of Alces signs on the end, a good scat of female Martes which contained at least 1 vole skull. Henry divided out signs of Myofagus to us in the forest so we hiked down. Returned 12:30. After lunch drove & walked round Station some more until 15:15 Henry drove us the short distance to the farm station. Walked down a drain at 15:50, Dr. Eilversen 16:45 & Oslo 19:0. Got home 19:45.
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LIDICKER 1990 June 12 cont. Birds seen: Buteo sp - 1 Phoeasant - 1 ? & 1 ? from train Golden Plover - 2 Logwing - 1 gull N. q Eiderm + Warp?: gull - 8+ 1+ S. q Eidsvold. Rock Dmn - arr. from train Sw:20 - 8 Shallow - 20? Horn Martin - 15+ ( second completed nests) Sand Martin - 2 Yellow Wagtail - 3+ White Wagtail - 2+ Meyf:m - 1 (Ev.) & 5 from train Knoted Cwr - 8+ (from train) Pied Flycatcher - 2 Jasminle Redstart song - 1 Willow Warbler - 1 song from train Fieldfare - 40+ Song Thrush - 1 Blue - ti2 - 1 Heron Sparrow - 10+ Tree Sparrow - 2+ Chiffchack - 30+ Grenv:nd - 4+ Siskin - 6+ n = 24 Poland trip 23 June - 1 July June 23 - 0800 left Oslo air port for Kdberhavn; left then for Warszawa at 10:20. Arr. ~ 11:35 & met by Regina Rogalska who took us to Joanna Glicwicz's apartment where we had lunch + conversation. J.G. took us to the central RA station when we got a train ~ 16:25. for Krakow, Our plane tickets got stolen in the horror journey & the train as we were getting on. (Later in Krakow we got them replaced for Zt 10,000 = 92 f.) Otherwise remembered 3 hr. trip to Krakow when we were met by Jan Kozlowski who took us to the Jagiellonian University guest house & then to a party at Adam & Rita Tomnicki's apartment. The
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Lodzko 1990 my kids rated were: Rook-Lots, Meggin -1, Zordev -2+, Ward Rigam-1. June 24 Went sight-seeing around Krakow, esp to Wawel Castle, with Jan's daughter Anna (19 yrs old). Worked at Univ. w/ Jan, a dinner at Tomnicki's wth Jan also. June 25 Visited at University all day exc for lunch break at the Pod Kopcem Hotel which is located in an old fortress on an artificial hill dedicated to Thaddeus Kosciuszko. Lunch was a honor of Michal D. Sikorski who had just successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on: 'fowl & gardening = Christianity, glamorous'. Besides me & Sikorski et lunch there was his wife, Jan K., & J. Glijing (who was in Krakow as a member of the thesis comm.) . Also talked to Bogustaw Bobek & Joanna Weiner (who has Grodzinski's old office). Worked later with Jan. June 26 Discussions at Univ. in AM mainly wth Jan (+ Adam) (= Jun 25) K., & Jan, Jan took me to Ojców Natl. PK north of Krakow when Adam had taken me in 1971. It rained but we managed to avoid getting soaked by staying in the forest. Lots of Helix pamotica (Roman Smail) active. June 27 Discussions in AM at Univ mainly wth Kostowski.
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LIDICKON 1990 June 27 cont. Lunch with Tomnicki's at Pod Kupcem Hotel d with son right away before taking them to Warszawa at 18:20. Birds seen in Krakow area: Burgund - 1+ Wood Pigeon - few Swift - many Swallow - few White Wagtail - com. Starling - few Rook - 20+ Wren - 3 (Ojców) Garden Warbler - 1 (heard only) Chiffchaff - 3+ Black Redstart - 10+ Blackbird - 30+ Song Thrush - 15+ Tawny Grackle - 2+ (heard only) Tawny Sparrow - com. Bulbul - 1 (heard only) Greenfinch - 20+ Yellowhammer - 2 Black Dove - about, i x Collared Turtle Dove - 2+ Great Spotted Woodpecker - 1 House Martin - few Red-breasted Shrike - 2 Mudkipper - 2+ Goldfinch - 25+ Blackcap - 2 White-throated - 1 Redstart - 1 (Univ.) Robin - 2+ Fieldfare - 2 Goose, Tite - 2+ House Sparrow - com. Chiffchaff - about Hawfinch - 1 Eurasian Goldfinch - 4 x = 35 Historical notes: Adam Tomnicki - studied at Jagiellonian Univ. and went to work for Nature Conservation Inst. which sent him to Tatra Mtns. His father has lived in England since the war and is now 85 years old. Adam visited him in 1958 and gave Adam £100 to do whatever
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LIDICKEN 1990 He worked with. He elected to spend several months at Oxford Univ. (right after FAP had left) and learned from Eshon & Chitty. Back in the Tadeus he worked on spiders and did research for his PhD degree. Then he did his doc. at U. Mich. with Slobodkin, 1968 to 1971 was a difficult time for science in Poland as there was a wave of anti-Semitism and then was an effort to replace Institute directors like Petersen (his wife was Jewish), and the director of Adam's land. Adam's new director went all the way & objected to collaborations like "Best regards" or doing too much work with Gredginsky who got Adam into the University. Encouraged by Urbanek (head of PAN? at the time), Adam soon developed a reputation as methodical ecologist, organized workshops, etc. He feels that Petersen's last task (Organism, Pop., Community) had little impact because his evolutionary ideas were wrong & therefore those who did know him personally viewed him as Party member, Lysenkoist, & lowly ecologist. He was not concerned with conservation or environmental protection & never politically repudiated Lysenko even though he gave up his beliefs in Nos doctrine. Jan (jan) Kostowski is interested in the evolution of life history strategies, & in particular with patterns of energy allocations. He is from a village S. of Lublin and knows Russian very well but has not served in leader.] 27 year cat. - after Warsaw after 3 hr trip he was met by Krystyna Andrzejewska who took us to the
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Lodzkon 1990 a few met me Jan & Barbara Pinowski who let me use their place for my visit. They live only a short distance from Andrzejewski's. June 28 All day at Instytut Ekologii in Dziekanow L. Talked w/ Andrzejewska, Rogalska, NabasTo, Majurkiewicz, Wasilewski, Walkora, Adamczyk, & Chełkowska. Before we left the adjutant Pinowski arrived & we met with him as well. Dinner at Andrzejewski's along with Regina Rogalska. Roman is now Vice Minister (1st) for Environmental Affairs & in Poland he represented Poland at a conference in Washington D.C. At the party that I also talked w/ the other group about an award at SREL & at Eversted. June 29 At Instytut had formal coffee with Tadeusz Pros who is Vice-Director of Inst. & was hosting me - Dobrowolski was in Switzerland. Began seminar 10:30 w/ dyskusja going well now. Went with Joanna Gliniec and couple to house of Gabriela Rogalska (note: Rogalska) who live in Dziekanów. Walkora was also there. After much talk & eating, Gabriela took us via first car w/ driver to Stary Miasto for sunsets/sunrise. We spent 3 hrs walking around & some shopping before we were driven to our flat. June 30 Krystyna picked me up & we drove N about 56 km.
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LIDICKER 1990 June 30 cont. to village of Poltuk . Then we crossed to E side of Narew River & then continued N another 10 km. to a small village near the river - Szygotowek . This is where Aleksander Wasilewski (Olek) & Maria Mazurkiewicz (Vika) have a weekend cottage. Because the map this Olek had drawn for me was not good, we went ~15 km further NE to Obryte before turning back & eventually finding them. I drove the Polish first from Poltute on. Visited, heard for a long excursion ( Olek is ornithologist) making way at the River -~ 1 km from boat when tremendous wind, rain, + hail storm broke out & we were absolutely covered by the drive we got back to the land. Atx, talked. I looked some more after the storm: beautiful! Left ~ 20:00 & drove as back home to Warszawa - lots of mud & deep puddles to maneuver through before reaching fravament. Stopped for about 1 min. near Zegrze near where the Bug + Narew rivers join. Birds seen today: Gray Heron - 55+ including a nesting colony & at least 20 nests mostly with newly fledged young. White Stork - 7+ incl. 3 or 4 nests, 1 with half grown up. Black Stork - Olek showed us a nest that has been used for at least 20 yrs. but was abandoned this year when hunters built a small wooden tower ~ 150 m. from the nest. Mallard - 30+ (Zegrze) Ferrugineous Duck - 1 (Zy.) Tufted Duck - 1+ (Zy.) Buzzard - 1 BIK. K: A - 2
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DICKER 1990 June 30 cat. Coot - 1 (2g.) Black Tern - 5t Wood Pigeon - 15t Cuckoo - 1 (head only) Hoopoe - 4 Great Spotted Woodpecker - 4 + mid. 2ev. min. Dendrocopos sp. - accident, - second med. size clearly damaged on head when in flight; forgot at home & threw away. Crusted Lark - 4 Hamer Martin - 2+ Three Pigeon - 1 (identified A.W.) Red-backed Shrike - 3 Starling - 2+ Meykin - 10t Jackdaw - 40t Raven - 1 Willow Warbler - 6+ Redstart - 1 Song Thrush - 1 Tree Sparrow - 2 Greenfinch - 2+ Yellowhammer - 15t Bik, Ld. Gold - 30t Corm. Tern - 5 Thrush Dorm - 2+ Swift - 30t Green Woodpecker - 1 Skylark - 8t Snailter - 40t Wh. Wagtail - 2+ (roadside) * Golden Oriole - 4 Jay - 2 (head only) Hawled Corm - 10t Rook - 2+ Garden Warbler - 2+ Chiffchaff - 12t Robin - 1 Fieldfare - 1 Chough - 12t Red Bunting - 1 n = 45 July 1 Sightseeing with Krystyna ~ Warszawa. Want to: Stem's Taur Kosti Church where Cardinal Jerzy Popieluszko is buried after being killed by Polish secret police, and Lazienki Park - when we saw 1 pr. of Shoebill.
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LIDICKEN 1990 July 1 came. After lunch in a pseudo-Chinese restaurant, we went back to our flat to get our luggage. Met D:owski again & then to airport, Krystyna & Regina saw me off. Left Warszawa 18:10, cv. K & I arr. Kvn. 19:30. Flight to Oslo delayed to 23:00 because plane was struck by lightning & had to be checked over. SAS gave us 50 kr each for a drink while we were waiting. Flight left 22:50. We got home before midnight - but not much. Evenskard 4-5 July Went to Evenskard on 15:42 train. Returned to Oslo on 19:25 train. Skinned a Sorex (genus minotoides) that had been caught on the grids (no.4) on 4 July in apparition of 5 July as it was not too fresh (not refrigerated). Birds seen: Shallow - lots Horned Mink - lots Swift - 10+ White Wagtail - 10+ Yellow Wagtail - 1 Fieldfare - 10+ Siskin - 1 Greenfinch - 1+ Sky Lark - 1 Wood Pigeon - sev. Black-ld. Gull - 5+ Horned Sp. - sev. 9-13 July Train to Evenskard 15:42 from Oslo, arr. 1900. Checked traps until 23:00 & the hot dinner. Mostly raining but beautiful rainbows. Put radio transmitter on rd. # (2000) in end. 10 July - Checked traps & skinned micromites species that had been caught in box trap around the buildings at the Skogstola (no. 4070), at last for a few days,
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LIDICKON 1940 10 July cont. This ∼ was sexually mature and had well-developed skin glands on front, side of hips - on ? side of rump. Microdots observations seems very difficult with all of nearly all individuals present canger at each check. July 11 - trapping finished — . Started telemetry in pm. July 12 - ; telemetry tracking of radio-collared d. #9 and füld. Located @ times: 16h, 18h, 20h, 22h, and 8h + 13h. July 13 - Telemetry until 18h. After lunch drove back to Oslo with Harry A. a student S. Arr. home ~ 23:30. Birds seen: Golden-eye - 8 on Glomma R.; all in ? plumage Pheasant - 3 + 1 + yy. Golden Plover - 30 ± Corn. Sandpiper - 2 Corn. Gull - 20 ± Wood Pigeon - 10 ± Snipe - ↓ Cuckoo - 1 (seen or at least 3 days) Skylark - ↓ House Martin - ↓ Skylark - 3+ Yellow Wagtail - 5± White Wagtail - ↓ Sterling - 2+ Horned Grebe - few Magpie - ↓ Spotted Flycatcher - 3 ad. + 3 yy. Fieldfare - con. Whewaker - 1± House Sparrow - ↓ Tree Sparrow - ↓ Chaffinch - 1 Greenfinch - ↓ Siskin - 8± Yellowhammer - 2 x Rustic Bunting - 1 (raised corn frequently, did two black stripes and crown + conspicuous white on face). July 15 11:00 - 14:00 Oslo Walked to Sognsvannet from Kringsjø + the +
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LIDICKEN 1990 July 15 cont. Small lake to SW - Båtfjörn, back to Sögenrännan and to lake on its east side - Svarts kulpe ("black hole"), around this lake + back to Kringsjön. Sunny & warm. Birds: Common Gull - 2 Mallard - 5 or (ecliptics + young) Golden plover - 6+ (7 plungers only) Common Sandpiper - 2 Warbling Gull - 1 Lesser Billed - Black Gull - 2 (1 old, & 1 yrg.) Bike-headed Gull - 35± (brown heads on all, + some very brown) Common Gull - 6+ White Pigeon - 3+ Swift - 15± Swallow - 1 Spotted Flycatcher - 2 Maggot - 8+ Jay? - 1 heard only Fieldfare - 1 Blackbird - 2 Yellowhammer - 1 Chiffchaff - 6± Whinchat - 6+ N = 19 Swedish trip July 16 – train to Stockholm, lv. Oslo 15:50. Bo Petersson was on the train; we greeted him when we were in the station in Stockholm and took the train with him to Uppsala (18:03 - 18:53). Lennart Hansson met us, & Bo invited us to dinner. First we went out to Swedish Agric. Univ. i Ultuna where he led us around & showed Lennart's Inst. of Wildlife Ecology. Then he drove us back to train (~20:0) when we had dinner with Petersson, & the train a 22:35 hrs back to Ultuna, arr. ~ 23:0. July 17 – 09:0 - left w/ Lennart for Grimsö. Went to Enköpings → Västerås → Syrehammar →
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الدرس 7 - نصية تُعتبر (المسح) في الإسلام سنة مؤكدة، وقد ورد عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم أنه كان يُسبح في بيته ثلاث مرات. - من السنة أن يُسبح في بيته قبل الصلاة. - يُستحب أن يكون المسح على الرأس والقدمين. - يُستحب أن يُسبح بعد الوضوء. - يُستحب أن يُسبح قبل النوم. السنة: 1 - (مسح) سنة مؤكدة، وقد ورد عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم أنه كان يُسبح في بيته ثلاث مرات. 2 - من السنة أن يُسبح في بيته قبل الصلاة. 3 - يُستحب أن يكون المسح على الرأس والقدمين. 4 - يُستحب أن يُسبح بعد الوضوء. 5 - يُستحب أن يُسبح قبل النوم. الدرس 8 - نصية تُعتبر (المسح) في الإسلام سنة مؤكدة، وقد ورد عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم أنه كان يُسبح في بيته ثلاث مرات. - من السنة أن يُسبح في بيته قبل الصلاة. - يُستحب أن يكون المسح على الرأس والقدمين. - يُستحب أن يُسبح بعد الوضوء. - يُستحب أن يُسبح قبل النوم. السنة: 1 - (مسح) سنة مؤكدة، وقد ورد عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم أنه كان يُسبح في بيته ثلاث مرات. 2 - من السنة أن يُسبح في بيته قبل الصلاة. 3 - يُستحب أن يكون المسح على الرأس والقدمين. 4 - يُستحب أن يُسبح بعد الوضوء. 5 - يُستحب أن يُسبح قبل النوم.
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LIDICKER 1994 July 17 cont. Forstningsstation Skinnskatteberg -> Riddarhyttan -> Grimsö. This field station is owned by the Environ. Protection Agency with Director: Per Angelstrom. Also met Greg Merriman from Ontario and Par Rosenburg who is going to UC Davis for a few quarters to work with Jacqueline Schmoll-Cox. Gave informal seminar at 13:00 with w/ discussion went to ~ 14:30 ("Landscape aspects of microbiome under biodiversity"). Also met Michael Hake from Göttingen who works on landscape ecology and will see Britta Martinsson who works on black grape + Lepus timidus. G. Merriman showed us most of his study sites in which he is tracking predators on model plots - i.e. forest, forest edge, or open - forest edge. About 16:00 we left to drive Riddarhyttan when the first smelting was done from 400 BC to 200 AD using Far-vid sands (dated by 14C dating). Went on to Fagersta in Norrbag (stay at Else Andersson's comforter) and drove to Uppsala via Sala. At Sala we stopped to see Salagraven a Ag-mining dating back to 16th century, it has shafts going to 30m+ m. Had dinner at Lennart's home. July 18 - 09:00 tourist trip Lennart in Uppsala and Gamla Uppsala including visit to Carl Linnaeus's summer home at Hammarby ~ 6-7 km. S. of Uppsala. Before leaving for train met Lena Berg who works on muscovarius in S. Sweden. Hansson told us that Linnaeus wrote about 4 books about various plants of Sweden including inventories of resources, i.e., a kind of economic utilization objective - he used "economic" in his titles.
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LIDICKER 1990 July 18 cont. He also wrote alot of pornographic literature. Besides Sweden, he travelled only to the Netherlands and England in his life, but he was probably the only one in the world to collect seeds. He had 4 daughters & 1 son. This man was Linnæus originally because his father was a minister who Latinized his name. When he was made a nobleman, it was changed to Von Linné. His home is the Scandic Hotel. Ground Upsala was one of the last major hotbeds against Christianity. Eventually a church was built on the old heathen temple site. The river that goes through Upsala is the Fyrisån. Lightman went 4 days to given cold. From ~19-20 we walked and visited some including a quite good forest - Lightman went all time. July 19 Overcast, mostly rainy day. Lennart took us to train station & we took 09:15 tram to Stockholm arriving ~09:50. There were no seats so we sat in cantina wagon. Walked to Djurgården Island as far as Frisans Park. Had lunch at Lilla Hasselbacken Restaurant opposite entrance to Skansen. Lightman continued rain most of the time. Walked back to train station & took train to Oslo at 15:36. As we had no seat reservations, we changed seats 6 times during trip but managed to sit down on return trip. Arr 21:55; got home about 22:40. Birds seen in vic. of Upsala & trip to Grimsö: Mallard - 8+ Gullinryg - 2 Bjuggard - 1 Korsdöd - 1
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LIDICKER 1950 Bird list cont. Blk H Gold -\n Common Gull -\n Wood Pigeon -\n Collared Thrush Dom -1 Swipe -\n Shallow -\n (Eagle Owl -2 in captivity at Viltsekologi Lab.) House Martin -\n Green Woodpecker -1 (nr. Grimsö) Black Woodpecker -1 hand ring at Rödönjorden White Wagtail -\n Red-backed Shrike -1 Magpie -\n Jackdaw -\n Rock -\n Hooded Crow -\n Raven -2 Pied Flycatcher -1 ♀ Blackbird -\n Fieldfare - few Mistle Thrush -1 (Ulluna) Willow Tit -1 (hand ring at Rödönjorden) Great Tit -2 Twite Sparrow -\n House Sp. -\n Greenfinch - 15♂ Eur. Goldfinch -1 (Ulluna) Birds seen in Stockholm : Barred Grouse -30 (incl. youngs.) Mute Swan -3 ad. +2 broods of 4+5 eggs Mallard -60♂ (Blackjörn) Teal Duck-15♂ (Klebjean) Goosander -4 (2 groups 12) Lesser Black-backed Gull -25♂ (incl. some youngs.) Black-tailed Gull -65♂ (incl. lots of youngs.) Common Gull -2 Common Tern -6♂ Arctic Tern -6♂ Crest -1 ad +2 youngs. White Wagtail - common incl. lots of youngs Twite -common Shallow -common + some youngs. Wood Pigeon -5+ Gt. Spotted Woodpecker -1 Blackbird - 20♂ Fieldfare -2 Mistle Thrush -1 Gt. Tit -30♂ incl. lots of youngs Blue Tit -12♂ incl. some youngs. Jackdaw -200♂
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LIDICKEN 1990 Stockholm bird 1:31 cont. Ifrated Crow - 12+ and sev. pairs. Magpie - 20+ Wood Warbler - 1 Chaffinch - 1 + 1 juv. Phasant - 3 ed + 3 ag, Green Sparrow - adult Rock Dorn - n = 28 Northern Norway trip 21 - 27 July July 21 - from Oslo to Tromheim, lv. 23:00 July 22 - Av. Tromheim 07:20. Had breakfast at train station. The train 1/2 hr. walk and town. At 08:20 get train to Bodø. Train followed E. side of Tromheimfjord to Stærkjer, then to Grong. By Snåsa at E end of Snåsavatnet we started early again on the K11dgrs. Followed Namdalen. By Namsskozen there was much snow even on h:lls, at last by Majavatn where is ~ 350 m. elevation. Then followed Vefsna R. to Mosjøen (ar. 14:20). Left Mo I Rana at 16:05 and followed Ran Elva (R.) through Dunderlandsdalen climbing rapidly to divider at Stødi where is shortly after crossing Arctic Circle at 17:10 and h. at ~ 700m. Drifted down Nanga Lomsdalen to Saltfjorden at Saldtset (actually Skjærstad Fjord in its upper part). To Røanake area with Bodøys (and a trainline) arriving 19:25. We were met by Louis's 2nd cousin (trumeninger) Torry Angell. She drove us to her home and the walk in wetland and town (cold + blustery). July 23 - Had good walk with sand town. After dinner
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LIDICKEN 1990 July 23 am. at 16 o'clock with Jenny & her mother Kristian Os, we drove to Salts trommen when the upper fjord (Skjerstad) empties through narrow channel into Salfjorden: quite spectacular & lots of water birds in the area. Talked with a few distinct relatives of Louise's. July 24 - Jenny drove me to the top of heavily overgrown Rognvik fjellet overlooking Bodø. We walked down & longer from district. After lunch boarded Hurtigrade ferry, Nordstjernen, at 15:00. Ferry went cross side of Landegode (largely visited) & then across Vest fjorden to Stamsund & Lofooten Islands. Arr. ~ 19:05 & left 19:40. Took well over from. Next stop Svolvaer when we also walked away (21:00-22:00). At 23:30 took short detour into end of Trollfjorden (very narrow with steep walls). Took several photos at 1/30 sec. Longe July 25 - A full sleep on board & missed stop at Stokmarknes. We got up at 03:00 for to watch stop at Sortland. Then slept a little more but was up for an approach to Harstad at 06:05. At 6:15, walked around town (without breakfast) and back on board 7:45, left 8:04. Continued on into Solberg fjorden & to Finnsnes at about 11:30. Then on N to Tromsø (69°40'N) arriving ~ 14:15, Polar Hotel. July 26 - Walked to S end of Tromsø by on E side, visited Nikolai Memorial then at Tromsø Museum. Then continued walking up W side & visited through Folke Parken about half way [illegible]
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LIDICKER 1996 july 26 cont. To the airport, crossed my new top I just found the small lake on the coast (Prestrannet). Walked around the lake starting in the SE corner and then back down the hill to town or our hotel. Prestrannet should be made into a nature reserve, it is a beautiful spot with sandbars in water but there is a good pedestrian & bicycle path on the W & S sides & small paths elsewhere. Since it was a beautiful day (we actually took off our jackets for hours) then were quite a few people on 2 sides of the lake. july 27 Took city bus (no. 27) to airport - after checking in walked across to where we could see the fjord to the West. Left at 7:30 for Ålesund. Stopped briefly in Bødg. Ålesund has stopped so we landed instead in Bergen at ~ 10:05. We were able to re-book on an SAS flight to Oslo leaving at 11:30. Arr. Oslo ~ 12:30. Bird notes: B = Bødg, H = Harstad, T = Tromsø, P = Prestrannet Red-throated Loon - 2 (P) guest NA Gannet - 1 imm. (Finnsnes) Eurasian Cormorant - 1 (Vestfjord) Gray Heron - 5 (guest N. of Finnsnes) [Whooper Swan - 1 in captivity at Inst. Arctic B.d. - T.] Mallard - 8+ (Mosjøen), 1+ (Fauske), 8 (Tromsøundet) 200+ nil lots tiny (P) Eurasian Widgeon - 4 (P) Teals Duck - 1 (P)
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LIDICKER 1990 N Norway bird list cont. Common Eider - 200+ (seen frequently from Trondheim to T.) Red br. (prob.) Merganser - 3 (Vefsn R.) * White-tailed (Sea) Eagle - 1 (Solbrygarden) Oystercatcher - 3 (Bjerka) + few seen commonly through to T. *? Eurasian Swipe - 1 (nr. flyglass in T, which lately used as floor) Whimbrel - 1 or 2 (T) Common Sandpiper - 2 (Vefsn R.), 1+ (Fauske) Redshank - 5 (T) Greenshank - 1 (Auker, Namsosfjogen & Mayavatn) Ruff - 1 ♀ (P) Peregrine jaeger (Arctic Skua) - 2 (nr. Svolvaer) Long-tailed jaeger - 1 (Vestfjord) Great Black-backed Gull - 150+ : from Bodø north, most com. gull is open sea of Vestfjord, com. at T. Lesser Black-backed Gull - 2 near Bodø + then rare until Svolvaer when 30+ seen ; occasional individuals seen further N or E at P. Herring Gull. com from Trondheim north, eg, nr. Løding and Bodø. Common Gull - most abundant gull except away from shores. Work to be most com. gull i Trondheim, seen day Vefsn R (2+) + all day way to Bodø. In Harstad juvs were being defected along city streets ; also about around T with lots of juven., (+P). Black-backed Gull - many seen in Trondheim but less com. than Com. Gull. Last one seen at Bjerka. Common Tern - 1 (Mosjøen), 20+ (Møi Rana) lower Ran Elva
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LIDICKER 1940 N Norway bird list cont. + family seen farther N, but now definitely identified as its species beyond Mo: Rana. Arctic Tern - many resident. Some seen far B of G nordh but those definitely identified from Lofothen's north were its species. Com., and T. + large breeding colony (60+) at P (many individuals carrying small fish) Kittiwake - 3+ (Vestfjord) Black Guillemot - 1 (Saltstraumen), 1 (nr Svolver) + 1 (ndv F. Vassnes & T.) Puffin, Atlantic - 50+ (SE side of Landeyoke Island) Rock Dove - seen in almost all towns incl. T and P. Wood Pigeon - now < B area > 2 at T. Collared Turtle Dove - 2 B Swift - 10 + (Trondheim), 3+ (B) Sand Martin - 20 + (T) Swallow - few, seen on way to Bodø but not afterwards House Martin - seen at least as far N as Harstad Tree Pipit - 2 (T) White Wagtail - 3 (Rakland) + more all the way to T. Starling - 6 (T) - heavily speckled adults = 3 + 3 pairs. Merganser - seen at all stops except maybe Stamsund & Svolver Hooded Crows - at almost all stops except family Lofothen's Icterine Warbler - 1 (B) Willow Warbler - 3+ (H), 3+ (T) Chickadee - 3+ (B) + 1 ? heard singing briefly at T. Fieldfare - 1 (Trondheim) resident thrush - 1 (T) (cont.)
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LIDICKER 1996 N. Norway bird list cont. Willow Tit - 10+ (T) House Sparrow - com (B), few Larkspurs, 1 (T) Siskin - 10+ (B) Twite? - 1 (T) Redpoll - 5+ (T) Rustic Bunting - 1 (H); same color pattern & behavior as n=51 Evensjod - 29 July to Aug. 3 July 29 - Took 15 yr train from 0800 with Jakub Szacki. Arr. Evensjod ~ 19'45. Harry A. met us. After dinner we rowed across the Glaama (= Glomma) to where the research group has a house for the rest of the summer ("Brattopp"). At ~ 23'00 I canoed back to the skogskole side (E) where I was staying. July 30 - Opened traps in all the enclosures to start this week's trapping season. From ~ 10'45 to 14'00, Harry, Jakub + I set out roughly dry line in the forest to the East of the railroad tracks. We crossed the tracks to the E. of enclosure #7 & climbed up the mountain found a clearcut which we have quite reached. The river is at 250 m, elevation & we climbed to forestry log camp at 400 m. The trap are small but strong snap traps. Jakub + Harry went off for lunch & I found a mixture of misti & a small amount of juniper berries. At the highest elevation we set 20 traps (J-5, H-5, B-10) in mature forest with some rocks & lots of breeze, Archibury, etc. Traps were mostly placed with some pine or birches.
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LIDICKON 1990 July 30 cont. Then we set 20 traps at about 50 m down elevation along a small creek (Aroost): J-5, N-5, B-10. Some of my traps were set for water shrews (Neonymph). Our third location was in a dry pine forest with the first floor covered with loads of lichens. This was an "experiment" as it did not seem like a good place for small mammals. We dug into the lichens to set most of the 20 traps (J-5, N-5, B-10). This was only slightly lower than the creek location. Fourth we set 20 traps (J-5, N-5, B-10) along the edge of the dirt road we were following - thick low lying vegetation along a track edging the forest. Lastly, we set 30 traps (10 each) in young forest between the road (paved) and RR tracks. It was not quite as wet here as the one higher up, but it had excellent moss, [illegible], cover, with rocks, logs, etc. We were looking especially for Myodes schisticolor + Microtus (this would be good habitat although we didn't actually find any sleeping signs of them). This gave a total of 50 traps up/around each marsh + 60 wire apple (a), Sear I (o2) at 4 Alces (elg). In the late afternoon we released & went for a swim in the river (quite cold but refreshing). After the trap check in the cool evening, I hiked up to check our snag traps lines (21:30 - 22:50). Now that it is getting dark so much earlier, I actually need a flashlight to find traps in the heavy forest along the trails. I found all the traps in the lower forest line, all three along the road & all of them along the trail. I didn't even try for the
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LIDICKER 1990 other 2 locations, because it was so dark (I used blue markers for the traps). Caught only 1 Clethriomys in the road-side line in a trap (p-m) set away from roots of a lg. injured stump. This # (WZL # 4084) was already damaged by large ants. Light rain on walk back. Saw! July 31 - Rain during the night, heavy with wind causing a 5-6 hr. power failure in the wild area. Lightning strikes even stopped the drains. Clearing and survey in morning but vegetation slipping wet. Could endown traps. From 10:30 to ~13:00 Jacob & I checked all the south traps. Catches: upper eastern forest - Clethriomys - 3 (2 p-m, 1 a) (#4099-4101) Sorax araneus - 5/7 (2 p-m, 3 a) (#4078-82) rockets - Clethriomys - 3 (2 p-m, 1 a) (#4102-4104) rd-side - Clethriomys - 1 # (p-m) #4085 lower mossy forest - Clethriomys - 4 (2 p-m, 2 a) (#4105-4108) Sorax - 1 (a) #4077 catch = 18 so far. While skinning the skunks, I noticed that in all cases the 38 had brown tails (seals easily visible even from close), and the 94 had quite heavily furred tails (prominent penicil, etc.) Checked grid #7 traps early (1900-2000) so I haven't have more time to check the single-trap lines. Could whole line by myself (2000 to 2200). Upper forest - Sorax (#4083) araneus - 1, (p-m): 2030 to 2055. Buck line (2050 to 2055); dry pine forest (2100 to 2130); rd-side (2115-2120); lower forest (2120 to 2130) - 1 Clethriomys (p-m). Light rain in early morning. Lots of Alice signs, seen deer spinned, a few carnivore scats, #4086
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LIDICKER 1950 Aug. 1 - checked trap on yard no. 7 (9:15 to 10::), opening all traps a this is end of the trapping session. Picked up snap trap line (10:15 to 12:15) with help of J & Gurn (Harry's first time for 8 years). Caught: 4 fitch. upper forest - Clethrionomys - 1 (p-m) (#4091) rd-side - Clethrionomys - 1 (a) (#4090) Microtus sp. - 1 (p-m) - This was taken very north of my study and a few m. from when C & G was taken (July 20). Took photo of object (WEL# 4089). lower forest - Clethrionomys - 1 (p-m) #4088 Sorex minutus - 1 (p-m) . WEL# 4087 n=5 for total of 25 on K. line. Two sec. photos of dogline sites. Studied animal most of day, Louise arrived at 4 16:07 train from Oslo. After early dinner of rotimgratte at Brattopp, Harry took us + Takada in his car to set snap traps in two clear cuts. We drove on logging roads & into the forest a found 2 clearcuts with good vegetation cover i like to use. We estimated there an - depopulated my to an 1 1/2 km E Evensetd at about 335 m. The offer area was slightly older & had good cover of dry stems between vegetation, # raspberries, etc + was on a fairly steep slope. We set out 4-5 traps (H-15, S-15, LB-15) with gain H + S very active for bait & I found the p-m. The lower clearcut had more grass, fewer dry stems, & lots of raspberries (delicious). Set 4-5 traps here also (H-15, S-15, LB-15). This gave a total of
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LIDICKER 1990 30 w/ b-m, + 60 will apple. Aug 2 - Another warm & clear day. Harry, Louise, + I went off about 10:00 to pick my doggies in the elevatory. Crest: Upper line - Clathrospars - 2 (2a), 1 on edge of front crests by H; J. crept the other one plus 1 Song Thrush. (WZL #4096-97). Lower line - 2 Clathrospars (1 b-m, 1 a) (Harry caught 1 in a raspberry thicket) (#4094-95) Sorex araneus - 1 (a) #4093 S. minutus (?) - 1 (b-m) #4092 At ~ 15:30 Harry, Johan, Kjeld (Isakson), Louise + I drove into the mountains to the West of Østendalen. We took the road called "Birkedalsveien" over into the valley of Gudbrandsdal. About 1km before the crest (at 1090m) we stopped to look around the alpine tundra. We noticed some marmots in a boggy area on the edge of a willow thicket at an alt 30 resp drops w/ no fruit (H got 15, Kj -5, + I got 10). We estimated this to be at about 1000m elevation. The tundra vegetation has also of dwarf birches as well as Salix, however a grasper. Traps set at ~ 16:45. Continued on to Ljosheim when we had dinner at a restaurant called "Hygga". Did some bird-watching along the way. Returned to our stops + picked them up at 21:15 to 21:30, so they were out for about 4½ hrs. Caught 1 Sorex araneus only (WZL# 4098). Returned to Eivestad ~ 22:00, + L. & I came back across the Gløma.
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LIDICKEN 1940 Aug 1.3 - Skimed most of day except for trips across the river for breakfast island. The which learn that the group near for a bit is called "brutka". Light dinner before Harry, Jane, & Kjell took us to hike at 19:25 from which was 35 min late. We finally got down to Oslo at 23:30. Before leaving I also skinned a Micrastes (looking again) - no. 4109 that had been caught in the gorge next to the brutka when I did catch (Jane) also caught some Micrastes. Results of bird experiment: species left p-m a. total ------------------------------------------------------ Clothiornis 12 8 20 Micrastes 1 0 1 Surax 5 5 10 ------------------------------------------------------ 18 13 31 trips: visits 130 180 310 (catch/trip visits)/100 13.8 7.2 exp. catch based on 20 13.0 18.0 31.0 n trip visits χ² test gives χ² = 3.31 + p = .069 Comparing by catch/100 trip visits gives χ² of 2.23 + p = 0.136 Reject hypothesis that catch is better than p-m; cannot reject H₀ the they are Bird list for trips: (E = Eversstad; B = [illegible] in tankers day Birkebeinerveien; G = Gudbrandsdal side of motor.) Grey Heron - 1 (E) Mallard - 2 (Glåma R.) Europ. Teal - 7 (B) + 1 (G) Tufted Duck - 6 (B) Goldeneye - 4 (B), 2 (Glåma)
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LIDICKER 1990 Evensted bird list cont. Old squaw - 1 ? (B) Laywing - 2 (E) Golden Plover - 2+ (B) Corn. Gull - 1 (E) Blk, Ld. Gull - 3 (G) Wood Pigeon - 4 (E) Swift - 35+ Skylark - 2+ (E) Sawl Martin - 2+ (E) House Martin - 20+ Swallow - 25+ Tree Pipit - 1 fledgling in trap in town found together. Meadow Pipit - 40+ (B) Yellow Wagtail - 50+ White Wagtail - 60+ Maggie - 10+ Willow Warbler - 40+ Flycatcher, brt. Spotted - 1 (E) Whinchat - 15+ (E) Sparrowhawk (?) - 2+ (E) Song Thrush - 1 (in trap in my previous line) Fieldfare - only 1 (E) Willow Tit - 30+ Tree Sparrow - 15+ (E) Chiffchaff - 14+; 1 juv. (E) Bullfinch - 1 (G) Twite - 2 (E) n = 32 Oslo - Aug. 5 Took ferry to Bygdøy about 11:00 + walked to by on S. side of peninsula around Lilleøen Stormberget (islands) to start 12:15. Visited Sjæfartsmuseet. Rain squalls and a storm. Returned to Akersbrygge (15:08) + took trtykke to Holmenkollen. Had "coffee lunch" outdoors in light rain. At 16:35 took train to Frognerparken Voksenkollen sta. Walked around S. end of Øvreseter tjern (whch was frozen over the last time I saw it) + took trtykke back home from Frognerveien at ~ 18:33. Stopped at Universitetet to take some black photos of chimp sculpture i Bonnevisthus. (cont.)
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LIDICKEN 1990 Aug. 5 cont. Bird 1:st : (B=Bygdoy ; F= Frognerparken area ; H= Holmenkollen) Card Swn - 6 (B) Mdwld - 2(H), 5(F) Oystertchlr - 20+ (B) 2 sw, mo: drd, 2ndjgrs (B) Gr. BB Gull - 2 (B) Lesser BB, Gull - 5+ (O) Herring Gull - 15+ Common Gull - 20+ Biik bd. Gull - 50+ Con. Tin - 50+ Arctic Tin - 3+ Wood Pigeon - 10+ (B, H, F.) Rock Dove - 5+ Horned Martin - 20+ Shelduck - 10+ WL Wagtail - 40+ Starling - 12+ (B) Magpie - 20+ Hooded Crow - 5+ (B,F) WL: 2 thrush - 1 (B) Willow Warthr - 1+ (B) Whinchat - 1+ (B) Blue Tit - 10+ (B) Gr. Tit - 2+ (O) Tree Spd - 1+ (B) [illegible] Sparrow - 25+ n=26 Aug. 8 - N:ls jckled my at 06:00 + took me to airport (Fornaer). Flew out of Oslo 08:15 to Heathrow, transferred to Gatwick. Left London for Atlanta or. ~16:30. Rented car i reinstrm + headed for N. Augusta. Got as far as Madison exit to [illegible] 20 before jet lag forced us to get a motel. Aug. 9 - Continued on to N. Augusta, S.C. + to SREL. Aug. 10 - 2 PM. Malcolm Coulter took me to the Columbia Art Museum Saturday for a quick look at the World Portraits there. Aug. 11 - 2 pm walk along Railroad Rd (nr. Savannah R)
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DICKEN 1950 N. August + the road to Aiken where we stayed w: Mike & Irene Smith. Birds seen in Aiken - N. Augusta area (9-11 Aug): Gt. B. Heron - 1 Great Egret - 3 st Cattle Egret - 1 st Little Blue Heron - 2 Green Heron - 1 Wood Stork - 150 st White Ibis - 3 (all juven) Carolina Green - 1 Black Vulture - 8 Red. Shouldered Hawk - 1 + Mississippi Kite - 2 ad., + 2 eggs (N. Augusta) Broad-winged Hawk - 1 Bob-White - 1 Killdeer - 20 st Solitary Sandpiper - 1 Willet - 1 Stilt Sandpiper - 1 st Gt. Yellowlegs - 1 st Lesser Yellowlegs - 15 st Pectoral Sandpiper - 6 Least Sandpiper - 10 st Semipalmated Sandpiper - 5 st Rock Dove - 2 st Mourning Dove - 30 st Chimney Swift - 20 st Ruby thr. Hummingbird - 4 Pileated Woodpecker - 1 (N. Aug) Red-bellied Woodpecker - 2 Downy Woodpecker - 1 Barn Swallow - 5 st Blue Jay - 5 st Common Crow - 20 st Cardinal Chickadee - 5 st Carolina Wren - 12 st Mockingbird - 50 st Brown Thrasher - 8 st Robin - 1 Yellowthroat (?) - 1 heard Starling - 30 st Yellow-throated Vireo - 1 + Connecticut Warbler - 1 (N. Aug) Horned Sparrow - 10 st Common Grackle - 20 st Brown-hd. Cardinal - 4 Cardinal - 25 st Indigo Bunting - 2 Red-sh. Towhee - 1
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LIDICKER 1990 Aiken, S.C. to Berkeley California Aug (12-21 Aug) Aug 12 - Left Aiken 09:00 to drive to California. To Saluda - Hwy's 1, 392, 39; to Newberry & I-26 or Hwy 121. I-40 to I-81 to 25E to Chesnut Gap (lunch near Asheville, N.C.) arriving ~ 15:30. Birds seen on this natural: Loggerhead Shrike, morning Dove, Robin (1), Mockingbird, C. Grosbeak, Cardinal, C. Crow, Bd. B. Warbler, Bluejy, T. Vultur. Near Ridge Spring, saw a S signaton on road side. At Chesnut Gap, low drive to the Pinnacles Lookout deck (15:30 to 16:45). Total birds seen: Red-tl Hawk - 1 Aigun, Shrike, arriving at Park T. Vultur - 5, Blue Vultur - 1, C. Crow - 2. It was so quiet & birdless it was eerie. Continued to I-75 & on to Lexington, Kentucky. Had dinner in Blandon, Ky. Stayed overnight with Wayne & Shirley Davis. Heard Cow. Nightherds? Aug 13 - Wayne took me to Univ. Ky farms & showed me his microwaves colorgrapher taking photos & show his abnormal study cows. He has designed a bird house for Bluebirds that is not needed by House Sparrows. Also visited Wayne's Dept. of Vet. Met a few students of Ray Collins (Jim? Clark). Had lunch & came out from there to Wayne's place & headed toward Louisville at 13:45. Took Hwy 60 & I-64 & continued W. through Southern Indiana. Took Hwy 62 at Leavenworth east to St. Croix & back to I-64. Birds seen up to th[e] for the day: Bluejy, Carolina Warbler, Tufted T.-tamer,
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Barnier A: Yes, as of 30 July 2019, the Commission has not yet decided on whether to proceed with opening Article 50 negotiations. I: Can you confirm that the UK is still in the EU? A: Yes, the UK remains a member of the EU. However, the UK government has indicated its intention to leave the EU by triggering Article 50. I: When will the UK trigger Article 50? A: The UK government has stated that it will trigger Article 50 on 29 March 2019, unless an extension is granted. I: What is the current status of the negotiations between the UK and the EU? A: Negotiations have not yet begun. The UK government has indicated its intention to leave the EU by triggering Article 50. I: What are the implications of the UK leaving the EU for businesses? A: The implications are still unclear, but businesses should be prepared for potential changes in trade regulations and access to the single market. I: Are there any specific industries that will be affected by the UK leaving the EU? A: Yes, industries such as finance, manufacturing, and agriculture are likely to be affected. However, the extent of the impact is still uncertain. I: What steps should businesses take to prepare for the UK leaving the EU? A: Businesses should monitor developments closely and consider seeking advice from legal and financial professionals. They should also review their supply chains and consider diversifying their markets. I: Are there any specific regulations that businesses should be aware of? A: Yes, businesses should be aware of the UK's new trade regulations and customs procedures. They should also consider the implications of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). I: What is the current status of the Brexit negotiations? A: The negotiations are ongoing, but no agreement has been reached yet. The UK government has indicated its intention to leave the EU by triggering Article 50. I: Are there any specific issues that are being discussed in the negotiations? A: Yes, issues such as trade, security, and citizens' rights are being discussed. However, the extent of the impact is still uncertain. I: What is the current status of the UK's relationship with the EU? A: The UK remains a member of the EU, but the UK government has indicated its intention to leave the EU by triggering Article 50. I: Are there any specific issues that are being discussed in the negotiations? A: Yes, issues such as trade, security, and citizens' rights are being discussed. However, the extent of the impact is still uncertain. I: What is the current status of the UK's relationship with the EU? A: The UK remains a member of the EU, but the UK government has indicated its intention to leave the EU by triggering Article 50.
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LIDICKEN 1998 Aug. 13 cont. Mourning Dove (con.), C. Crow (few), Sparrow, Thrush Sparrow, E. Meadowlark (1), Brown Goldfinch (1), Orchard Oriole, Red W. Hawk, Resident, Cd. Bul, House Sparrow (1 W. Lexington). Saw few leaves with thick down to F 64: Trumpet T. Swallow, Daring Woodpecker, E. Kingbird - 2, E. Wood Pewee, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Vesper Sparrow, mistletoe, Sparrow - 2+, Bluebird, Indigo Bunting, Goldfinch (10), Robin, Barn Swallow, Loggerhead Shrike Black Vulture - 2, T. Vulture - 2, Field Sparrow - 1 (singing). At road side west near Dale saw 18 Summer Tanagers. Took highway 231 to Lincoln Memorial Park when we walked around for about an hour at the distance to South Clemons, Jackson, and on to Owensboro, KY when we spotted the light. Birds seen from Lincoln Pk. to Owensboro: Con. Nightjar, Rock Dove - 2 Mourning Dove - several, Yellow-billed Cuckoo - 1 Chimney Swift - 20+, Red-bellied Woodpecker - 8+ Hairy Woodpecker - 1, Daring Woodpecker - 6 E. Wood Pewee - 15+, E. Kingbird - 2 Barn Swallow - 25+, Blue Jay - 5+ Corn Crow - 5+, Carolina Chickadee - 8 T. T. Swallow - 8, White-breasted Nuthatch - 3+ Carolina Wren - 2, Robin - 15+ E. Meadowlark - 2+, Sparrow - + x Kentucky Warbler - 1, House Sparrow - 12+ Baltimore Oriole - 2, Corn Bunting - 5+ Cardinal - 30+, Indigo Bunting - 2+
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Loddickson 1990 Aug 14 - Took Hwy 60 to Hendersonville stopping at Ben Harrison St. Pk. for ~2 hr walk on one of their nature trails (08:30-08:55). Saw a flash: Yellow billed Cuckoo - 2 Summer Tanager - 2 Yel. thr. Vireo - 2 Chipping Sparrow - 2 Redwing + Corn Grackle - 4 Cardinal - + Purple Martin - 300+ Downy Woodpecker - 5 Hairy Woodpecker - 1 Red bell. Woodpecker - 2 Carolina Chickadee - + Wh. br. Nuthatch - + Morning Dove - + Wood Peewee - + Least Flycatcher - 1 Flicker + Am. Goldfinch - + Red H. Hawk - 1 E. Bluebird - + E. King bird - + Mockingbird - 2 T. Vulture - 1 Drove on to Salem where Wildlife Management area (SW of Henderson on Hwy 60) is ~5 mi. farther W). This area was mostly farms + devoted to hunting. We saw only Barn Swallows, Crowbirds - 3, + Kentucky Warbler - 1. Then we returned to Hendersonville + crossed Ohio R. to Evansville, Indiana & then went W on state Hwy 62. Before doing this we stopped at the Archbold Park just N of Hendersonville (11:30-14:0). It was great; we wanted to go back. We walked the "Wilderness Lake Trail," "Lake Overlook Trail" & "Copperbottom Trail." Birds seen: E. Kingbird - 1 Wood Peewee - 30+ Coastal Flycatcher - 2 Alder (B. thicket) Flycatcher - 1 Yel. bell Cuckoo - 6+ Bk. M. Cuckoo - 1 (heard only)
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LIDICKON 1990 Aug 14 cont. Bl-gr Great creche - 10+ Pileated Woodpecker - 2+ Red-tail - 4 Robin - + Cow, Crows - + Mourning Dom - + Green Heron - 2+ C. Chickadee - + Red-tyr. Warbling Bird - 2+ C. Swipe - + Stopped for lunch quite W. of Everville. 69 in Mt. Vernon to the Hoving Lake State Game Preserve. Took quick look from lookout tower at the dam along a drive for a 1/2 mi. and back. Very hot, Air myriads showing, large areas covered with water lilies & some marsh. Saw: Gt. B. Heron - 2, Indigo Buntings - 10+ Song Sparrow - 6+ Yellowhammer - 1+ Purple Martin - 20+ T.Titmouse - + Red-winged Swallow - 80+ Cardinal - 1 Mocking Bird - 2 Bluejay - + Tufted Titmouse - + Wk. br. Nuthatch - + Carrkin - + Ruf. sld Towhee - 4+ Darny Woodpecker - 8+ Red-tail Warbler - 5+ Flicker - 4 House Sparrow - + Starling - + Green Heron - 2+ Mourning Dom - + Returned to flying 62 & went west into Illinois, flying 141 to [illegible] flying 1 to 45 to 14 do McLeansboro (incom stg) + to Mt. Vernon. Belle Rive - 1 spp. Red H. Hawk. near Odyke - Kestrel. I 64 to I 255 to I 290 to 3 to Alton + on to Godfrey when we sat a motel & had dinner. did not quite leave before we stopped.
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Lidicker 1990 Aug. 15 - by way 267 to Youngsville when we had lunch. Aug. 16, 100 N. crossed Illinois R. into Callaway Co. to Kampsville, 96 wr & then N to Kinderhook. Heavy rain between Kampsville & Beytown. Stopped at Riprap became to Mississipi R. - nice swamps & view farrow, (between Beytown & Bellevue). Birds seen in this area: Gt. Bl. Heron - 8+ Gt. Egret - 25+ Little Bl. Heron - 2 min. Green Heron - 5+ Wood Duck - 4 Mallard - 5 Bl. Winged Teal - 1 Red & Hawk - 1 gnr. Killdeer - 10+ Gt. Yellowlegs - 2 Pectoral Sandpiper - 15+ White-winged Sandpiper - 1+ Bird's "" - 3+ M. Dun - 10+ Robin - 2+ Black-killed Cuckoo - 1 (heard) Belted Kingfisher - 1 Flicker - 2+ Red Neck Woodpecker - 1 Red Ad. Woodpecker - 15+ Dunay "" - 2 Wood Peewee - 5+ Barn Swallow - 5+ Rough-winged Swallow - 60+ Bluejay - 2+ Cow. (Sw-) Turdus Tigrina - 8+ Cerulean Warbler - 2+ Yellowthroat - 1+ Red-eyed Vireo - 1 (heard) Prothonotary Warbler - 2 Yellow Warbler - 1 (heard) Arm. Goldfinch - 2+ Red-wing - 1 Coe. Grackle - 10+ Indigo Bunting - 6+ Sparrow - 12+ Aug. 36 to Hannibal, Missouri when we had lunch. Went and lighted & Riverview Park briefly. Birds seen and Hannibal: Bluejay, Wh. W., Nuttall,
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LIDICKEN 1990 Aug 15 cont. End: go Bunting (4), Ch. sparrow, C. Swift, + Creambell Flycatcher (1). Headed W on US 36 ~ 14:00. Stopped briefly at Chillicothe next stop: 2 fox sparrows, Bluejays, Red hd. Woodpecker (2), Robin (2), Eastern Bunting, Barn Swallow, + House Sparrow. Snow @ Chillicothe. I-29 & St. Joseph N into Iowa. Near Craig, Mo. saw 1 Prairie Chicken. Storm clouds to W. but finally pleasant weather. Took highway 2 across Missouri: R. into Nebraska & N. on US 75. Got into edge of heavy rain storm. W. on US 34 to Lincoln. Stayed at 6th Plain; motel (great) on 27th & "O". At dusk walked around Wood Park, listening to Nighthawks, & then had dinner. Aug 16 - Didn't get out on road until ~ 10:00, Took I-80 W to Grand Island, for York Co. saw our first Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers (the trip) (8). At 27 mi. E. Grand Island, saw 3 Clay Sparrows. Heading 281 N to 2 & W. to Ravenna St. Pier Area. Stopped here 12:30 - 13:00. Saw: Bluejay - 3 + morning Dove - 4, House Sparrow - 2+, E. Kingbird - 10+ W. Kingbird - 2+ Downy Woodpecker - 1 Yel. Sl. Flycatcher - 2 Red hd. Woodpecker - 10+ Wh. Sw. Nuthatch - 2 Rough-w. Swallow - 50+ Bank Swallow - 2+ Barn Swallow - 10+ Brown Thrasher - 2 Robin - 10+ Wilson's Warbler - 1 (heard) Mallard - 1 ♀ C. Swift - + Belted Vireo - 1
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LIDICKER 1990 Aug 16 am. Warbling Vireo. I finally heard. Hwy 2 de tour: L-82 to 68, 710 to Long City, 92 to Ansley. Continued on to Broken Bow when we had lunch. 14:20 - 14:40. Still seeing E. Kingbird regularly. W. Meadowlark between Ansalo & Dunning. Stopped briefly at Nebraska Natl Forest in Thomas Co. We didn't see any forest deer, but did see a large flock of sparrows, then 30 second to the Clipping Sparrow - at least 5 were very striking: size + shape of Chiffchaff, but had finely but distinctly streaked breasts, faint or no greywing & at least 1 light line over crown. It was very hot. Giv: chiffchaff Cond. N. on US 83 stopping several times in the Valentine Natl Wildlife Refuge to look at birds, particularly 2 Larks ~ 2 1/2 mi. S of th S border of the refuge, & again in the refuge. Went next to US 20 to visit Valentine. God noted (Rains) & then went to Fort Niobrwa Wildlife Refuge, or. ~ 20:00. Looked away until ~ 21:00 when we found Jerry Wolff returning from his Bison study area (with Marjorie from Charlottesville) Jerry joined us for dinner in Valentine & then for discussions later. Saw at refuge: lots of Black-tailed Prarie dogs, Bison, elk, Long-horn cattle. Saw Sylvilagus sign. See Aug 17 for bird list. Aug 17. Breakfast at "Chat 'n' Chew" restaurant where coffee including muffins = 15¢; full breakfast for two came to $2.26. Met Jerry at the refuge at 08:00 &
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LIDICKER 1990 Aug 17 cont. he took me out to his Bison herd where we spent a couple of hours among his "friends". With the jeep, the bison ignored us, so we could drive right up to individual individuals no more than 5 or 6 meters away. Distance down back south to Valentine Wildlife Refuge and went in to the "headquarters" near Hackberry Lake. It was already over 90° F + disappointing that there were no fowl birds around, especially after seeing so much yesterday along the highway. Took look at hackberry, drove along south of N. shore to E. and then down the lake to the north a "HQ", and then stopped at Bison Lake hunting reserve on the way out. Back in Valentine had lunch at the Chet 'n' Chew and then headed W on US 20. Birds seen in the Valentine area (Aug 16-17): Pintail M. Grebe - 40+ White Pelican - 6 Gt. B. Heron - 2 Canada Goose - 10 Pintail - 15 ± Blw. Teal - 100 ± Wood Duck - 2 Swainson's Hawk - 2 Prairie Falcon - 1 (Niobrara R. Refuge, N.W. Wildlife Refuge) Kingfisher - 1 Upland Sandpiper - 1 Solitary Sandpiper - 8+ Eared Grebe - 2 Dk. cr. Cormorant - 20 ± Btk. cr. Night Heron - 1 Mallard - 50+ Gr. w. Teal - 1+ Shovelers - 30 ± T. Vulture - 1 Marsh Hawk - 1 Killdeer - 25 ± Spotted Sandpiper - 3 Gt. Yellowlegs - 1
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LIDICKER 1990 Aug 17 cont. Lesser Yellowlegs - 15+ Prairie Sandpiper - 20+ White-rumped Sandpiper - 1, Baird's Sandpiper - 1+ Least Sandpiper - 2+ Semipalmated Sandpiper - 2+ Lbkt. (dist.g apparent) Dunlatch - 15+ Stilt Sandpiper - 10+ Wilson's Phalarope - 120+ California Gull - 20+ Franklin's Gull - 5 Black Tern - 15+ Mourning Dove - 150+ Burrowing Owl - 1 Com. Night Heron - 20+ Yel. Sd. Flicker - 10- Red-shouldered Woodpecker - 5+ Downy Woodpecker - 1 E. Kingbird - 45+ W. Kingbird - 2 Least Flycatcher - 1 Horned Lark - 5 Barn Swallow - 80+ Bluejay - 2+ Chimney Swift - 2+ Com. Crow - 30+ Robin - 20+ Loggerhead Shrike - 1 Warbling Vireo - 1 Yellowthroat - 2+ Horn Sparrow - 15+ W. Meadowlark - 30+ Yel. Bld. Blackbird - 10+ Red-wing Blackbird - 40+ Baltimore Oriole - 5 Common Grackle - 20+ Brewed Cowbird - 35+ Bobolink - 1 & (Niobrara Refuge) Amv. Goldfinch - 25+ Lark Bunting - 40+ Lark Sparrow - 2+ Ruf. Sd. Towhee - 1 Also saw White-tail; 1st deer at Niobrara Refuge. Cont. W on US 28 to Merriman + then N on Hwy 61 + SD 73 to Martin; Hwy 18 to Oelrichs + 385 to Hot Springs when we stopped for a snack. Over the stretch we noted: Swainson's Hawk - 1 in Neb, + 2 in S. Dak, 1 resident hawk + 1 kestrel also in S.D.
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LIDICKER 1990 Aug 17 cont. We stopped at Wind Cave Natl Pk but could not get on a tour & the cave so we continued north. In Custer State Pk. we took the 18 mi. Wildlife Rd. & it was dark before we could make it around - beautiful drive well worth the $6 entrance fee. Took US 16 to Custer when we got a motel - with some difficulty. Saw lots of B/I's - tired previous days in the parks & ~50 hison including quite a few lone males. Also saw elk/ponies in several places. Bird(s) seen: Mountain Bluebird - 20+ Western Bluebird - 1 Red-wing (all ♀) - 25+ Corn. Nightherk - 50+ Flicker - saw, yellow-shyked + 1 red-npt. wintergreen Yellow-rumped Warbler - 12+, Brewer's Blackbird - 1 pr. Brewer's Sparrow - 10+ (slender, long-tailed, pined legs, stripe (s) on crown ; some lightly streaked ?) White-winged Junco - 1 + saw. least Western Tanager - 1♂ + 1♀ W. Kingbird - 2+, Barn Swallow - 25+ Red hr. Nuthatch - 1 head, Grasshopper Sparrow - 1, singing 2x Chicken - 1head, Red-shouldered Tanager - 1 ♀ + 1 mgn. w/1 gy, B. Ld. Cardinal. Aug 18 - Left Custer 08:35 & drove E on US 16 to Stokede Lake, th N on 87 & US 385 to 85 to Deadwood to I90 & the W. into Wyoming. Birds noted: Red hr. Nuthatch - 1 D.cr. Cornseed - 2 (Stok. L.) Sora - 2 mgn. (1 bld odding) - Stok. L., Melbnd - 5, Pintail - 1, Left. S. Dat. ~12:07, Barn Swallow - + + Red Squirrel - 2+ + 1 doe. Also chipmunks
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LIDICKEN 1990 Aug 18 cont. Stopped in Moorcroft, Wyo. (coffee - 10$). Stopped briefly at next stop, along Powder River (Johnson Co.). Up to this point noted only E. Kingbird - 1, + Brewer's Blackbird - 1. At the next stop (14:30) the two cottonwoods + Typha but almost no open water. Very hot. Only bird was 1 & Heavy Woodpecker - seen + heard very well. Cont. on I-90 to US 14 (NW of Sheridan). A few mi, W. Dayton saw 1 Ferruginous Hawk (great look), Gt Bl Thrush on nest, Dsn Corvinaut - 3. By 16:30 we were climbing up into the Bighorn Mtns. In mountains saw: 2 & more together + separately a group of 3 FF. Also 5+ mule deer + 1 DOF farm. Passed through Grand Pass at 17:10 which is just below treeline. 1 DOF foraging. At 17:45 stopped at Shell Falls where we stopped briefly & saw 2 possible Park Finches (J now, W. A Grayhall saw 2 Golden Eagles). Cont. on US 16 to Cody where we got motel for the night. There were two large stones on either side of us as we entered Cody. Drove back & I took a moment to look at 3 large ponds with lots of ducks. Huge rain here. Aug 19 - Got up early + went back for a look at the ponds but then in less activity and was cold & windy. Went back to Cody for breakfast then continued west toward Yellowstone. Birds seen in the Cody area: Corn Mergler - 1 (20 mi E Cody) Yel'dl. Blackbird - 1+ Brewer's Blackbird - 10+
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LIDICKER 1990 Aug. 19 cont. Red-wing - 40+ Pintail - 10+ Baldhead - 6+ Golden-eye - 2 Redhead - 30+ Ruddy Duck and lots of loons - 40+ Cinnamon Teal - 10+ Blue-w. Teal - +? Shoveller - 5+ Mallard - 60+ Clark's Grebe (incl. some eyg.) - 30+ Eared Grebe (incl. some egg.) - 20+ watched a duck finding a frog. Killdeer - 1 Wilson's Phalarope - 5 Barn Swallow - 100+ G.t. Blue Heron - 1 resident hummingbird - 1 Horned Grell - 2 California Gull - 5 Coot - 2 Lincoln's Sparrow - 1 Mourning Dove - 10+ E. King bird - 2+ Buffalo Bill Lake - Mayfair - 3. Drove into Yellowstone, over Sylvan Pass, stopped briefly at Sylvan Lake a second place along N. shore of Yellowstone Lake. Hotel lunch at Lake Lodge. Checked out Old Firebaugh in the rain & cold, & exited the Park at West Yellowstone, Montana. Stayed for snacks before continuing SW on U.S. 20. Saw: Yellowstone Nat. PK. Yel. badger - 2, Pika - 1+ (Sylvan Pass) Red Squirrel - 5 chipmunks - 5+ Bison - 20+ lots of geese. Trumpeter Swan - 1 juv. ad. + 2 ad. * Barrow's Golden-eye - 75+ (N.E. Yellowstone Lake) - all in 1 large flock; 1/3 & 2/3 all in different excellent views.
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LIDICKER 1990 Aug 19 cont. Mallard - 50+ Common Teal - 5+ Belted - 3 + (Madison R.) Redhead (mid. age) - 1 (Sylvan L.), 10+ (Yellowstone L.) Canada Goose - 15 + 7 + 5 (Madison R.) Gt. Bl. Heron - 1 (Madison R.) N. Raven - 10+ Clark's Nutcracker - 5 (Sylvan Pass & lake) Trumpeter Swallow - 3+ (Sylvan Pass) Red-tailed Hawk - 3 + (Sylvan Pass), Mt. Chickadee - 20+ Dk.-aged Sparrow - 10+ Wilson's Warbler - 3+ White Pelican - 10+ Caly. Gull - 20+ Brown Skimmer Brewer's Blackbird - 40? Belted Kingfisher - 1+ ? Rail, resident or hand ring, with call fitting Yellow Rail better than Virginia especially the slowest calling. Red-crested Kinglet - 1 Down on I-76 Idaho Falls leaving ~ 19:30. Cont. W. - US 20 to Arco. Aug 20 Cont. on US 20. Visited Crossing of the Mountain Natl. Mon. 08:00 - 9:50. Overcast & cold. Birds seen: Prairie Falcon - 1 N. Raven - 2 American Merganser - 3 (Sylvan L.) Bufflehead - 2 Lincoln Sparrow - 1 Yellow-rumped Warbler - 15+ Western Tanager - 1 D. cv. Cornucopit - 18+ Killdeer - 3 Gray Jay - 2 Yel. Bk. Blackbird - 20? Downy Woodpecker - 2+
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LIDICKEN 1990 Aug 20 car. Ping - Jay - 4 Mt. Bluebird - 1 Red st. Flicker - 1 Auricularis (1st ranged) Warbler - 1 Rock Wren - 2 Brewers Sparrow - 4 Mt. Chickadee - 4 + Brewers Blk bird - 5 Tanager - 2 (dark, thick sided but pale brown, rd. refuses flanks, tail long & black w/ white outer feil feathers ; spirea - edl). Also saw : Chickadee - 2 Golden rumped grail Squirrel - 1 Chipmunk - 8 + P. (eos) on supposed to occur here, but we did not see any. Between the North Pass & Carry at Goodale's Cut off, saw Red St. Hawk - 3 Carolina Grouse - 30 + Milled - 4+ Clim.-Towl-+ Bellyjake - + Carr. Goldenpintle - 3, Brewers Blackbird - 1 & lots of mast tree ducks. The wind was too strong to hold binoculars steady. A few miles further W we found with field a record : T. Vulturine - 1 Am. Crow - 20 + Milled - 5+ Clim.-Towl- 10 +, Yel. hd. Blackbird - 15 + & Brewers Blackbird - 1. From Carry to Fairfield we sawd only Nightjock - 1, Myrthia - 2+, Barn Swallow - 4, mn. red. Swallow - 1, Brewers Blk bird - 11. At Mountain Home we got on I-84 & went NW to bear lunch at Boise, Idaho & then to Ontario, Oregon. From Mt. Home & Ontario recorded : Prong horn antelope - 3+, Swainson's Hawk - 1 Took US 20 W across Oregon to Riley when we found S on US 395 to later view when we stopped
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LIDICKER 1990 Aug 20 cont. for the night. Ontario to Riley (stopped briefly and stopped 16 mi. W Burns): Gt. BK Heron - 2, Red-tailed Hawk - 2+, Kestrel - 4+, Brewer's Blackbird - 20+ (fledglings seen with streaked breasts). Ring-billed Gull - 4 (rusty-tipped), Barn Swallow - +++; Violet- gr. Swallow - 2#, K:lldeer - 4, Turkey Vulture - 2, Cov. Nighthawk - 8+, Swainson's Hawk - 1, resident. quail flew across rd in front of us (looked like Scaled Quail but must have been Calh. P.). Also saw 1 Coyote. Riley to Wagontire (nice place to stop for snack): N. Raven - 2, Horned Lark - 1 w/ 2 juven., W. Meadowlark - 1. Wagontire to Lake Albert - N. Raven - 3. Stopped around town along W. side of Lake Albert. It is especially rich in bird life at the N end where the highway is not close to the lake. At one moment an eagle was diving down. Birds seen at Lake: ducks - thousands of which I could detect Shoveller - 20+, Mallard - 10+, Redhead Duck - 2, teal - 100's. Sandpipers - hundreds of which I could identify: Avocet - 40+, Western Sandpiper - 2+, Killdeer - 10+, Plovers - thousands most of which were Wilson's Plover saw 20 + Northerns as well. gulls - hundreds of which a few could be identified as California Gulls. Eared Grebe - 80+ Long-billed Shrike - 1 Say's Phoebe - 1 W. Wood Pewee - 1
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LIDICKEN 1990 Brown's Blackbird - 100+ Black-throated Sparrow - 1 Aug. 21 Down ~ 528 mi. on Aug. 20. Lakeview to Alturas, Calif.; Stopped briefly at Crows Lake St. Pk. on the Oregon side of the border. (06:45 - 8:00), resident hawk, large - 1 Canada Goose - 60+ Mallard - 10+ Cinnamon Teal - 200+ Canada - 100+ Clark's Goldfinch - 3+ (Thousands of ducks & geese on Lake). K:11 deer - 5+ Spotted Sandpiper - 2+ Calif. Quail - 15 Brown's Blackbird - 100+ Violin-gr. Swallow - 100+ Barn Swallow - 50+ Rough-winged Swallow - 2+ Redpoll - 30+ W. Meadowlark - 2+ M. Dove - 2+ Belted Kingfisher - 1 Caspian Tern - 2 gulls - 100's, few identified to Calif. Skulls, Stopped in Alturas for gas & breakfast. Took Hwy. 299 to Reeding, Alturas to Country (09:22): Golden Eagle - 1 T.Vulture - 1, Storking - 2; made deer + Country to Adin (9:45) - T.Vulture, Marsh Hawk - 1, Storking. Adin to Hot Creek St. Pk.; Sandhill Crane - 2, Red-tailed Hawk - 7+, T.Vulture +, Golden Eagle - 1 at (W. MacArthur). Stopped for walk in Hot Creek St. Pk. (10:45 - 11:40). Saw: B. Kingfisher - 1, resident vireo - 1 (heard only; most likely Red-eyed, but song was intermittent). Black-throated Gray Warbler - 2 Calif. Woodpecker - 8+ Sanderling - 1 Fox Sparrow - 1 (cont.)
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LIDICKER 1990 Aug 21 cont. Song Sparrow -3 resident, hummingbird -1 Red.sh., Flicker - 2+, W. woodpecker -2+ fledglings, marsh bird - heard only; weak "space" call chickadee, jay, pt., - heard only Aug. sl. Thrush - 2+ Also saw Sciurus griseus -2+ & 5+ Entomius. Herd work. "poik, poik" call that we thought at first was a small bird then seem to have been a chipmunk. Had lunch in Redding & saw 1 Lesser Goldfinch. Then I S + I go + home. Stayed for snack at 16:40 near Dunnigan. Also stopped for lunch around the Sacramento Wildlife Refuge (~2:50-3:50) & drove the 6 mi. like never. Very hot! Saw: Pied M. Grebe -3 Cinn. Taw - 28+ Shearler -1+ Willow -1 Gd. Yellowlegs - 2 Gd. Egret - 12+ Red-tailed Hawk -1 White-tailed Kite 1 T. Vulture -2+ Caspian Tern -1 musked. gulls - 25? Mourning Dove - 6+ goldeneyes - 25? + Caly, ground squirrels -3+. Ar. B.birds ~18:30. ~4200 mi. from Aiken Sc. mallard - 50+ Pintail - 50 Killdeer -2 Bike-necked Stilt - 25? Gt. Blk Heron - 10+ Snowy Egret - 10+ Marsh Hawk - 1 ? Red-wing - 60? Loggerhead Shrike - 1 Ring-bt. Gull - 21 Phemant - 15? Also saw Black-tailed
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LIDICKER 1990 Berkeley & Emeryville waterfront - 21 Aug. 7:30-8:15 pm. Western Gull - 3+, Herring Gull - 2 Ring billed Gull - 3+, migrant gulls - 100+ Willet - 2 Black Art. Plover - 1, Avocet - 15+ Aquatic Pis, Berkeley - 5 and this being look at Emeryville Crescent at sunset - 3 Sept. 17:15-19:15 - D. et Cormorant - 12+, Brown Pelican - 1, Great Egret - 6+, Gt. Bl. Heron - 1, Snowy Egret - 15+, B1K. ex Nt. Heron - 1 immature, Malleed .40+, Ruddy Duck - 2 Royal Tern - 1 Forsters Tern - 50+ West. Gull - 5, Ring H. Gull - 1, Herring Gull - 2, migrant gulls - 200+, Semi-palated Plover - 1, Killdeer - 8, Blk. Art. Plover - 5, Willet - 3, Lesser Yellowlegs - 3, Least Sandpiper - 2 Short-billed Dowitcher - 20+ (Lone / call & landed 2-hatched), Marbled Godwit - 1 (A1. Px) + 50+ (En. c.), Avocet - 5, Blk. nX. Stilt - 7, Wading Dun - 20+, B. Kingfisher - 1?, Starling - 20+, Brewer's Blackbird - 14, DK. egel Junco - 1+, Song Sparrow - 6+ Hayward Shoreline Park - Sept 8 1:15-3:00 pm. Sunny with strong winds from west, tide high. White Pelican - 1 Gt. Egret - 5+ Gt. Bl. Heron. 1 Snowy Egret - 20+ Malleed - 20+ Godwell - 20+ Shoveler - 20+ migrant ducks - 600+ Semi-palated Plover - 1 Killdeer - 1 Black Art. Plover - 25+ Willet - 12+
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LIDICKER 1990 Sept 8 count Gt. Yellowlegs - 3 Lesser Yellowlegs - 1 Least Sandpiper - 20+ Sk. Mt. Dowitcher - 50+ Marbled Godwit - 100+ Avocet - 300+ Bik. wk. Stilt - 50+ Wilson's Phalarope - 5+ Northern Phalarope - 50+ Meadow Phalarope - 120+ West. Gall - 2+ Ring Mt. Gull - 10+ Forster's Tern - 1 Morning Dove - 1+ Barn Swallow - 10+ Brown's Blackbird - 2+ Savannah Sparrow - 3+ Song Sparrow - 3+ n=28+ Hayward Shoreline Park - Sept 23 13:00-15:40 Sunny, warm, strong west winds, high tide. Clark's Grebe - 1 Willet - 60+ Knot - 2+ Least Sandpiper - 150+ SL. Mt. Dowitcher - 45+ West. Sandpiper - 200+ Marbled Godwit - 460+ Am. Avocet - 350+ Bik. wk. Stilt - 40+ North. Phalarope - 3 West. Gull - 10+ Ring Mt. Gull - 45+ Forster's Tern - 2 Caspian Tern - 1 Steller - 25+ (with Morton) Brown's Blackbird - 1+ (with) Song Sparrow - 5+ Savannah Sparrow - 12+ n=29+
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LIDICKER 1990 Bermuda Trip 6-13 Oct Flew to Bermuda via NYC to participate in BIOSIS Board of Trustees meeting. Stayed at Bermuda Bio. Station for Research which is in St. George's Parish on the east end of the island complex across a small channel (Ferry Reach) from the airport. Meetings continued through Oct 10. On Oct. 11 Harmless Lily came within 50 mi. to 5 islands and stopped all forms of public transportation. We walked to Ferry Pt. and then to St. George's in pm. On Oct. 12 we took bus to Dockyard and we drove W ad Lights, after visiting the Maritime Museum walked to Somerset Bridge, passing through the Azalea Wingate Saw cherry. Took ferry to Hamilton at dusk. On Oct. 13, visited Zoo, aquarium + museum + flew to NYC at ~ 14:45 and back to California arriving at 22:45 PT (02:45 Bermuda time). In afternoon of Oct. 9 our group was taken by Staten Island to Nonesuch Island. There we saw places on the island and adjacent inlets where cactus (Bermuda Petal) breed, including an artificial nursery made by David Wingate - the resident naturalist & wonderer of the Nonesuch Island Sanctuary. The docks area is Dec. for nesting + the eggs are laid from laying eggs + raising young. We also saw clipp when Yellow-billed Tropicbirds nest ("long-tails") in the summer. Byron Watson said he might have seen one fly into a cliff.
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LIDICKER 1990 Bermuda area. Harp masters: Seen to be 2 species (largest found on Cabo, St. Lucia) of which is probably (Eleutheroctylus). There's a mid-sized form that is common near S. Bays americanus. Lawson saw a DOX B. marinus, as a native shark that is apparently almost extinct, and about 4 spp. of introduced Arolis. He saw: 1) Jutey greenish gray w/ no markings, ~2 1/2 - 4" SV. One lg individual (> 6" SV) was the same color but with very dark & bright red develop right in the same species. 2) Large sf. that is bright blue and green with no other markings. 3) Small species gray-brown in color w/ thick dark lines meandering down the vertebral 4) medium-sized w/ reddish or orange head & line speckling on head and fore-parts 5) 1 med.-sized w/ light stripe down back. Bird notes: Double-crested Cormorant - 1 (St. George's Harbor) Pied-billed Sandpiper - 1 (BB SR) Spotted Sandpiper - 1 (Ferry Pt.), 5 (Irish Island) Ruddy Turnstone - 3 (Ferry pt.), 10 (Hamilton), + 50+ (2w) - feeding w/ colony waterfowl. Semipalmated Sandpiper - 6 (Boys Field) Semipalmated Plover - 3 (Boys Field) - gins. & white phony Killdeer? - Thought & heard 1 twice but may have been a killdeer mimic. Mallard - gray ? ~ 30 in St. George's, that or varies
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LIDICKEN 1996 Barnacle - cwt. mix of mulled + domestic duck. Yellow - cr. Night Heron - 2 gins Normand Island Kestrel, Amv. - 1 f (Ferry Pt.) Moorhen Dnr - 60+ (common & widely distributed) Green Dnr - 30+ Bike-killed Cuckoo? - just glimpsed a cuckoo-like bird that had wanted to fly pattern of this species. 2 gins, raven collaterals it flipped on some winds at disordered. Belted Kingfisher - 1+ (BBSE) + 1+ (Beaug Island) Great Kiskadee - 75+ (common & widespread) Common Crow - 40+ plus lower flock of 70 (canvied) flying at dusk across Amv. (on Bay land th SW. Eurasian Bluebird - 12+ Eurog. Starling - abundant on island. They seem quite shy with long pointed bills compared to inland starling eggs, unheavily speckled. Their calls include several quite mellower whistles unlike typical ravens birds. Catbird - 6+ American Redstart - 1 (Ferry Pt.) migrat. Yellowish Warbler - 1 (Wingate Sanctuary) House Sparrow - abundant & widespread Eurasp. Goldfinch - 6+ Cardinal - 10+ n = 24
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LIDICKER 1990 Point Pinole Regional Pk, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Dec. 16 11:30-4:20 Clark & card. Louisiana 2. Clark's Grebe - 6+ W. Grebe - 2+ midland 'W. Grebes' - 10+ D'er, Common - 6 Snowy Egret - 2 Am. Wigeon - 30+ Cavertback - 2 St. Scaup - 2+ Lesser Scaup - 500+ midland Scaup - 5000+ Com. Golden-eye - 30+ Surf Scoter - 7 Ruddy Duck - 50+ Am. Coot - 3 Killdeer - 2 * Golden Plover - 1 (assoc. Pik. bel Plover - 20+ with a Willet + wd, Pik, bel Plover) Black Ternshaw - 25+ Spotted Sandpiper - 6+ Sheldrake - 30+ Willet - 2 Lesser Sanderling - 3+ Western Sandpiper - 150+ Dunlin - 25+ Shore - sl. and Hawk - 1 Red-tailed Hawk - 1+ Red-shouldered Hawk - 1+ Kestrel - 1 Glance-winged Gull - 3+ West. Gull - 10+ Herring Gull - 50+ Caly. Gull - 10+ Rock Dove - 50+ (outlying Pk.) Mourning Dove - 1 Anne's Humming bird - 15+ N. Flicker - 1 Black Phoebe - 2 N. Raven - 2 Chickadee - 2 Wren - kit - 1 Bewick's Wren - 2 Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 1 Yellow-margined Warbler - 5+ Brown's Blackbird - 50+ Horned Finch - 6+ Pine Siskin - 20+ Am. Goldfinch - 7+ Lesser Goldfinch - 2 Brown Towhee - 10+
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LIDICKER 1990 Dec 16 cont. Sawtooth Sparrow - 1 + * Sharp-tailed Sparrow - 1 White-cr. Sparrow - 20+ Golden-cr. Sparrow - 50+ Song Sparrow - 2+ n = 52 Berkeley Aquatic Park + Berkeley Marina Dec 25 14:00 - 16:45 - clear + cold (~32° F) L+D. Een, meadowlark - 1 Hermit Thrush - 3 Pinckle Gnat - 35+ Wood. Gnat - 1 Dr. cv. Cornutt - 5+ Song Egt - 2 *Blk. cv. Nt. Hum - 35+ Meadowlark - 20+ Pintail - 1 - 15+ Belding's Yellow - 1 juv. Ruffed Grouse - 30+ Ring-necked Duck - 1 ♀ Canvasback - 24+ 6 ft. Scamp - 60+ Lesser Scaup - 1♂ (Aq. Park) Corn. Goldeneye - 40+ * Bernier's Goldeneye - 1 egg, 5 - a number of eggs or goldeneyes were seen in 150 winter plumage; shadow of a white spot on face visible; in case of this bird a shadow of crescent seen between two eyes; it kept to itself, diving frequently, but head low + rose vertically & appeared signal several times when up; bill had some reddish or yellowish tint. Bufflehead - 120+ Snow Scoter - 15+ Ruddy Duck - 80+ Red-breasted Merganser - 1 ♀ Kestrel - 1 American Coot - 40+ Semipalmated Plover - 6+ Killdeer - 45+ Black-tailed Gull - 1 * Whimbrel - 1 Willow Ptarmigan - 6+ Lesser Yellowlegs - 1 Least Sandpiper - 15+ Dunlin - 40+
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LIDICKER 1990 Dec. 25 cont. Dowitcher, Long-billed - 120 + (few had and singe moth) Western Sandpiper - 250 + Marsh Godwit - 3 Sanderling - 3 Arm. Avocet - 20 + B1-2 - wk. Skilt - 6 Wkst. Gull - 10 + Glance - winged Gull - 3 1st yr, juv. (onde movin) Herring Gull - 25 + R.-y-killed Gull - 25 + California Gull - 1 ? Rock Dove - 4 (farms) Mourning Dove - 4 Annie's Hwarry bird - 1 (L.) Saffler's Jay - 1 (home) Com. Crow - 3 Chist. th. Chickadee - 2 (home) Robin - 5 + Hornit Thrush - 1 (home) Red eye, K-nighet - 5 (home) Water Pipit - 20 + Iduna Sparrow - 1 + Red-wing - 1+ Brewers Blackbird - 5 + Home Finch - 5+ (home) Dt. aged Junco - 2+ (home) Brown Tanager - 10 + Wh. cv. Sparrow - 30 + Gothic-cv. Sparrow - 2 (imm.) Fox Sparrow - 1 n = 61 Sacramento Valley Trip, 26-28 Dec. Dec. 26 - Left home 10:20, down to Sacramento (Elk Gm) n/w Concord, Antioch Bridge, long 160 to Walnut Grove, Twin Sisters Rd. Birds seen incidentally: home resident - 1 (San Joaquin delta) Gt. Egret - 8 (Shaw Dr.) Long-billed Curlew - 1 (Sherman T.) Marrk Hawk - sw Spotted Sandpiper - 1 Gt. Yellowlegs - 2 Red-tailed Hawk - many Com. SwiZe - 1 Cove - 3 Pied-Mt. Grebe - 5 Bik-sh, K-ih - 1
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L.Dickson 1990 Dec.26 cont. W. Meadowlark - saw Wedge B:t:d - 10 + Yel. ranged Warbler - 2 with 2+ stips (d.t.) along flanks - formerly Townsend's Meadow Lark - 1+ Starling - + red. warbler (yellow throat) Dec. 27 Sacramento to Gray Lodge & Sacramento w/Willie Refuges lv. ~ 10:40, arr. Gray Lodge ~ 11:45, sunset at 16:45 along S. side of Sac. Refuges, operated in did the 7 mi. loop west of the refuges leaving then at 18:00, drove back to Sacramento. Weather: cold partly cloudy Pink M. Grebe - 20 + Gt. B.E. Heron - 12+ Snoring Egret - 2 Arnr. B:t:Heron - 3 W2: stl.ing Swan - 70+ (Sac.Ref.) Cackling Guran - 2 (in flock of swan geese; sun will set very radically) White-faced Guan - 1000+ Ross's Guan - 7 (1 flock with ravous short call) Mallard - 100+ Gothell - 85+ Cinnamon Teal - 4 Beldings - 600+ Shoveller - 600+ Ruddy Duck - 15+ Blk-sh. K:dks - 12+ Marsh Hawk - 25+ Ring-neck. Phasant - 30 + Dkt. w. Cawmot - 3 Great Egret - 25+ Bix. cr. Night Heron - 1 2x trail steps & what might have been Least B:t:Heron Canada Goose - 20+ Snow Goose - 3000+ Green-winged Teal - 35+ Blue-winged Teal - 2 Pinto:1-40+ Ring-neck. Duck - 20+ Bufflehead - 10+ Turkey Vulture - 15+ Red-tailed Hawk - 55+ Kestrel - 40 + Sora - 1 (beautiful long bird, even w/talons out can not get 9 tails to feed on dry figs)
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LIDICKER 1990 Dec. 27 cont. Corn. Gallinule - 10+ K: 11 deer - 20+ Corn. Snipe - 10+ (and 1 DOR) Ring billed Gull - 30+ Short-eared Owl - 2 N. Flicker .2 Black Phoebe - 10+ Yellow-billed Magpie - 25+ Long-billed Marsh Wren .2 Water f: :f: t - 30+ Starling - 100+ W. Meadowlark .50+ Brewers Blackbird - 1000+ Brown Thrasher - 4+ Dk-eyed Junco .25+ Golden-cv. Sparrow - 2 Song Sparrow - 10+ Amv. Coot - 900+ West. Sandpiper - 120+ Herring Gull - 10+ Mourning Dove - 4+ Bell's Kingfisher - 3 Downy Woodpecker - 1 Scrub Jay - 10+ Corn. Crake - 150+ Robin - 2+ Longeared Skrike - 5+ Horned Sparrow - 5+ Red-wing - 1000+ Horn Finch - 2+ Savannah Sparrow - 20+ Wh. crv. Sparrow - 80+ Fox Sparrow - 1+ n = 64 Dec. 28 - Sacramento to home via Isleton & Martinez. Lv. 09:30, ar. 4:30 p.m. Cool & partly cloudy. Took highway 160 to Walnut Grove & then S on Rice Truck Rd to Tyler Island Rd, W. to Georgiana Slough, a turn to Walnut Grove. Continued S along E side of Sacramento R. but took winding River road along W side of Georgiana Slough. Stopped briefly in Brannon Island State Rec. Area, & then circled Sherman Island (E. Liver Rd.). Cont. to Martinez for late lunch, taking a look at Marina then the highway to I-80 & to Best's & El Sobrante & finally home.
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LIDICKSON 1990 Dec. 28 cont. Wrd. Grebe - 8 Gt. Bl. Heron - 8+ Bik. tr, Wt. Heron - 7 Gr. Winged Tern - 1 Crows Rock - 45+ (Marking) Blk. sl. Kite - 20+ Red-shanked Hawk - 1 Mead Hawk - 20+ Ring-tal. Phoebe - 1 Am. Crow - 50+ Corn. Srike - 20+ (This are in company with Drith + also sound on Louns with Robins - marking Marine) Lesser Yellowlegs - 3 Duratin - 15+ Wrd. Sandpiper - 30+ Ring-billed Gull - 45+ Rock Dun - 50+ Black Phoebe - 5+ Tree Sweller - 20+ (Shmm do) Yel. Ad. Mayhew - 5+ Mocking Bird - 5+ West. Bluebird - 1 Logynhead Skate - 10+ Yellow-winged Warbler - 25+ Red W. Grebe - 12+ Gt. Egret - 25+ Mallard - 20+ Corm, Golden-crege - 1 Ruddy Duck - 2 Red-tailed Hawk - 60+ (incl. 1 w/ 2 dark phase + 1 with reddish flanks, belly & throat (no stripes) & white chest; dorsal tail has browned end) Rough-legged Hawk - 1 (Tyler Islnd; noticed frequent hovering & faster flight than rd.) Kirdad - 30+ Sandhill Crwn - 125+ (Tyler Is.) E. Fl. Dun - 45+ Lesser Sadyper - 5+ Dravidas - 25+ Herring Gull - 35+ California Gull - 2+ N. Flicker - 1 Say's Phoebe - 1 Scent Jay - 35+ Corm, Crow - 55+ Robin - 25+ Wavy P. Kit - 50+ Sterling - 30+ Horn Sparrow - 5+ cont'd
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W. Z. Lidicker 1991 Catalogue #4114-4123
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LIDICKEN 1991 12 mi SW Tracy, 1200 ft., San Joaquin Co., Cal. Nov. 14 (skinned 19 Nov) - coll. by G.A. Beeman ov. inscud. high med., post. lact. with hemi., notill. 4114. ♀ Dipodomys heermanni 57.5 g 297 - 172 - 41-15.5 ov. insect. wings, legs, post. lact. faint tail, scars 4115 ♀ . . . 57.0 g 327 - 192 - 43-16 ov. insect. wings, legs, post. lact. notill. scars visible. 4116 ♀ . . . 53.5 g 321 - 194 - 43-14 Manlo Park San Mateo Co., Cal. Nov. 2 - coll. by Mark Richman killed by cat fast. 12x x 7 mm. 4117 ♂ Sciurus latimanus 82.5 g 181 - 28-21.5 - 1.5 1/4 mi. E Junction Butte, S. side Lamar R. Yellowstone Natl. Pk Park Co., Wy. July 22 (skinned 18 Jul '92) coll. by Mary Harker main quid SF8 fast. 4½ x 3 mm SV. 1 cm 4118 ♂ M. californicus 18.7 g 135 - 34 - 20 - 12 2.5 mi. W, 3 mi. S NE Entrance Sta., 7600 ft., YNP, Park Co., Wyom. Sept. 5 (skinned 18 Jul '92) coll. by Mary Harker S. sat. 2, SC2 fast. 2 x 1 mm 4119 ♂ Clethrionomys gapperi 15.1 g 134 - 34 - 19 - 14 3/8 mi. W, 1/4 mi. N Lamar Range Sta., 6500 ft., YNP, Park Co., Wyom. July 26 (skinned 25 Jul '92) coll. by Mary Harker RG2 - 588 skin pink anterior imp., P. abs., N. med., + pl. scars 4120 ♀ Microtus 34.6 g 165 - 37 - 20-13.5 2.5 mi. W, 3 mi. S NE Entrance Sta., 7600 ft., YNP, Park Co., Wyom. Sept. 6 (skinned 2 Mar '92) coll. by Mary Harker SAT 1, PA2 4121 ♀? Sorex 2.5 g 85 - 31 - 12-7.5 2.5 mi. E Tower Ranger Sta., 6150 ft., YNP, Park Co., Wyom. July 26 (skinned 9 Mar '92) coll. by Mary Harker fast. 2x1 mm 4122 ♂ Peromyscus maniculatus 22.3 g 148 - 64 - 19 - 15.5 SH10 main gr. 6500 ft. 7/8 mi. W, 1/4 mi. N Lamar Range Sta., YNP, Park Co., Wyoming Sept. 5 (skinned 16 Mar '92) fat. 1½ mm 4123 ♂ Sorex 4.4 g 105 - 43 - 13-6 SBG
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W. Z. Lidicker 1991 Journal Calif: Marin, Santa Cruz, Alameda, Conta Costa Cos. New York: Tompkins Co. Calif: Alameda, San Joaquin, Contra Costa Cos. Calif: Solano, Sutter, Colusa, Lake, Marin Cos. Kansas Calif: Mendocino Co. Hawaii Calif: Farallon Islands Calif: Marin Co. New England Calif: Humboldt, Del Norte, Glenn Cos.
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LIDICKEN 1990 +1991 Dec. 28 cont. W. Meadowlark - 50+ Tricolored Blackbird - 1+ Knee-Finch - 120+ Amr. Goldfinch - 15+ Wh. cv. Sparrow - 220+ Red-wing - 60+ Brown's Blackbird - 50+ Pine Siskin - 1 DK. Redpoll junco - 20+ n = 54 n for all 3 days = 87 Pt. Reyes Natl. Seashore - Limantour Beach + 5/1: Jan. 27, 1991 Left Berkeley ~10:45, at Brack ~12:00; left 5:30 at Crown Loom 19:00. via Nicaragua Reservoir Birds seen: Common Loon - 1 Red-thr. Loon - 3+ Clark's Grebe - 1+ (Nicasia Res.) West-flyer gull - 40+ Horned Grebe - 30+ Whin Petrel - 7 (Nic. Res.) d Pelagic Cormorant - 3 (Lim. S/1;7-und) Gt. Bl. Heron - 2 Dominican gull - 2 (Nic. Res.; 1 brown, 1 white) mallard - 45+ Pintail - 90+ Baldpate - 120+ Ring-necked Duck - 1 jr. Lesser Scaup - 3 Bufflehead - 85+ Whit-winged Scoter - 30+ d Black Scoter - 1 8 Pacific Loon - 2+ northern loons - 3+ (flying) Wish-grebe - 1+ Red-necked Grebe - 1+ (ocean) Eared Grebe - 4+ D. cv. Cormorant - 5 (Nic. Res.) +2 5+ (ocean) Canada Goose - 100+ (Nic. Res.), 10+ (Lim.) Gre. w. Teal - 20+ Shoveler - 1 jr. Canvasback - 25+; 1 (Albany) Corn Gull - 30+ Buddy Duck - 20+ Surf Scoter - 150+ Con. Merganser - 1 8 (Nic. Res.)
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LIDICKEN 1991 Jan. 27. cont. Red Irv Merganser - 4 + ♀ T. Vulture - 45 ± Ke s trel - 5+ Dow. Crest - 5 + : 1 (Albem) Blt. And. Plover - 10+ Willct - 25± Gt. Yellowlegs - 30± Least Sandpiper - 1+ Wad. Sandpijpr - 300± Dunlin - 1+ Dowitcher (mudk.) - 10+ Sandpiling - 100+ Glanceous-winged Gull - 2+ (imm.) Wad. Gull - 15± Harrrng Gull - 20+ Riny-willed Gull - 60+ Forstle's Tern - 2 Rock Dan - 20+ (cities) Shawmyy Duv - 10+ Belted Kingfisher - 2+ N. Flicker - 5+ Black Phoebe - 1 Cor. Raven - 5+ Cor. Crow - 1 Wren - #d - 1 Robin - 10 ± Wad. Bluebird - 1 (agric. area) Sdarling - 80+ House Sparrow - 10+ Brewers Blackbird - 40± Dark-eyed Junco - 5+ White cr. Sparrow - 20+ Song Sparrow - 5+ 2 = 67 On Nicasia Res., was a strange duck, larger than mallard & w/ raftorial tail). It was largely black + white with dusky head, whitish throat + breast, red head belly + cnt. ½ of flank - reminiscence of an oider. Mammals: Phoca vitulina - 20+, Sylvilagus bachmani - 1, fox scats, raccoon tracks, deer tracks or dragging; Didelphis virginiana - 1, Several stands Dog. Monk Trogan Wounded - near Aptos, Cal.) Feb. 2-3 Feb. 2 - 2:30 - 4:10 Visited to Saddleback State Park.
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LIDICKER 1991 Feb. 2 cont. It did wind heavy during previous night & early this morning. It was mostly overcast, cool & good surf. Feb. 3 - Visited Natural Bridges State Park, Santa Cruz - 2 to 3:30 pm. & stopped briefly several times along the shore. Birds seen. Mostly sunny, mild. Corm. Lora - 1+ Red-tailed Hawk - 1+ Horned Grebe - 1 Wasp. Grebe - 12+ Dbl. Cr. Cormorant - 10+ Brandt's Cormorant - 60+ Pelagic Cormorant - 6+ Brown Pelican - 1 Am. Coot - 1 Bufflehead - 1 ♂ Mallard - 15+ Surf Scoter - 100+ Mallard Drake - 70+ Willow - 60+ Whimbrel - 1 Sandpiper - 35+ Dbl. Red. Phalarope - 10+ Reddy Turnstone - 12+ Herring Gull - 30+ Western Gull - 50+ Ring-billed Gull - 150+ Bonaparte's Gull - 1 Heermann's Gull - 15+ Forster's Tern - 10+ Mercury Dove - 10+ Rock Dove - 60+ (including lots or sandlifes near Stn. (3)) Golden Eagle - 1 ♂ (Stealing) Kiskadee - 1 Black Phoebe - 1 Chick-thr. Chickadee - 2+ Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 1 Cor. Crow - 2 (Oakland) Red-wing - 2+ Brown-headed Blackbird - 90+ Yel. Rumped Warbler - 1 Dbl. Eared Junco - 20+ House Finch - 5+ Sanderling - 20+ Song Sparrow - 1+ n = 39 Lots of style reg.)'s calling at Nat. Bridges St. Park.
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L. DICKSON 1991 Feb. 2-3 cont. Mammals: See other - 1 (Skt. Cavy). Hare and - 1 + 5 + jackrabbits seen from pier at Sandhill beach. Dundarave Bridge offroad & Coyote Hills Reg. Pk Feb. 17 L. & J. left home ~ 10:20 a.m. to Dundarave Bridge full gale. Clear, cold with strong winds from NW. Walked W & fellgate on N side of highway a short way then down at marshlands Rd. on S. side of highway to Dishing pier. Laps 72, time about 3 hrs., a walk to Coyote Hills Reg. Pk. Checked out pine grove clear visitor center & main duck pond only. Left ~ 4:10 p.m. Two Calif. ground squirrels seen on S. side of Dundarave offroad. Birds recorded: Pied W. Grebe - 1 (Coy. H.) Eared Grebe - 200+ Clark's Grebe - 1 D. cv. Cormorant - 1 Starry Sandpiper - 4 Canada Goose - 2 (flying across freeway from Lake Merritt) Green-w. Teal .50+ Mallard - 15+ Pintail - 1 dr. Blue-w. Teal - 3+ Cinnamon Teal - 20+ N. Shoveler - 150+ Gadwall - 12+ Amm. Wigeon - 15+ Canvasback - 120+ Les. Scaup - 25+ Conv. Goldeneye - 15+ Buff-breasted Sandpiper - 110+ Ruddy Duck - 160+ T. Vulture - 3 N. Harrier - 1 Red-tailed Hawk - 5+ Amm. Kestrel - 1 Amm. Court - 3 Killer - 30+ Blk-wk. Stilt - 35+ Amm. Avocet - 25+ Gt. Yellowlegs - 6+
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LIDICKEN 1991 Feb. 17 cont. Lesser Yellowlegs - 2 Willet - 120+ Large Sandpiper - 70+ Short-billed Dowitcher - 35+ ~10 birds close to shore on S. side of Dunbar Bridge Looked like this species times a kill-length. Bonaparte's Gull - 250+ California Gull - 35+ West. Gull - 5+ Mew Gull - 15+ Drew's Yellowlegs - 1 N. Flicker - 1 Sand Jay - 1 Amur Pipit - 6+ Brown Thrasher - 2 Song Sparrow - 2+ White-crowned Sparrow - 10+ House Finch - 1+ Sanderling - 2 W. Sandpiper - 300+ Dunlin - 150+ Long-billed Dowitcher - group? Ring-billed Gull - 20+ Herring Gull - 20+ Red Dun - 50+ Gt. Horned Owl - 2 + 2 chicks + dummy yr. in nest. Black Phoebe - 2 Meadow Warbler - 2 Starling - 1 Snowy Bunting - 2+ Golden-crowned Sparrow - 25+ Brewer's Blackbird - 30+ n = 58 March 19 - IB 104 field trip to Pt. Pinos, Contra Costa Co., CA. 0800-12:00 - clear, cool, light wind very only. Clark's Grebe - 10+ Gt. Bl. Heron - 1 Amur Wigeon - 12+ Gt. Scaup - 150+ merid. scaup - 800+ Conn. Goldeneye - 10+ (all ?) Red br. merganser - 1 ? Dow Coomerant - 2 Snowy Egret - 3 Canvasback - 10+ Lesser Scaup - 20+ Surf Scoter - 15+ Bufflehead - 1 ? Ruddy Duck - 9
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LIDICKER 1991 March 15 cont. T. Vultures -2 Osprey -1 Red-t. Hawk-2+ BLC-Aral. Flower-1 Willa+ -45+ Ring M. Gull-4+ West. Gull-2+ Gt. Horned Owl-1 (in nest) Rufous Hummingbird-1 σ Tree Swallow-5+ Chow. th Ch: shrike -1+ Fox Sparrow -1? (song only) Golden cr. Sparrow-2+ Dk-eyed Junco-2+ W. Meadowlark-3 Prairie Skink?-1 (dead only) BLC sk. Kite-2+ Red-sk. Hawk-1pm Caly. Que.:)-2+ Killdeer-1 unidentified dove -500+ Herring Gull-2+ Mourning Dove-2+ Anna's Hummingbird -15+ N.Flycatcher-2 Violet-gn. Swallow-5+ Caly. (Brown) Towhee-12+ Song Sparrow-2+ White cr. Sparrow-10+ Red-wing-2+ Hamer Finch-15+ Arrow. Goldfinch-2+ n=43+2? Several feed cats seen in park. Pt. Isabel & N along old RR line about to Bayview Ave, El Cerrito, CA 7 April 16:50 - 18:15 PDT cool, sunny, light winds West. Grike-1 Clark's Grebe-2 Great Egret-1 Red-t. Hawk-1 swaled Gt. Yellowlegs -1 (watched it catch & eat 3 fish in tidal channel; saw a actively feeding after fish) unident. W-type Grebe-1 Horned Grebe-1 (changing into St.) Mallard-1+8 Killdeer-2
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LIDICKER 1991 Apr 7 cont. Willow - 1 W. Gull - 1 + min Mourning Dove - 4 Brown Crow - 4 N. Mockingbird - 3+ Song Sparrow - 3+ White cr. Sparrow - 30+ W. Meadowlark - 2 Least Sandpiper - 10+ Ring-b. Gull - 5+ Anne's Hummingbird - 1 singing Bush Tit - 1 E. Starling - 40+ Golden-cr Sparrow - 10+ Red-winged Blackbird - 6 Horn Finch - 25+ (280 and a large orange one on lawn fence with the sound end) n = 24 Sunol Regional Wilderness & Bay Farm Island, Alameda Co. April 13 At Sunol Pk. with L. Jr 18/04 field trip at 07:50. Left Pk. ~12:40 + drove to Calaveras Reservoir & then back to Union City where we had lunch with Russ & Kim DeLonger. Left there at 16:00 + took Drayton Rd. to Bay Farm Island (N. side of Oakland Airport (16:30 - 18:35), extended out to W. then drove & the very windy day Shoreline Pk. (N. edge before returning home. Clear day, cool but not quite warm by mid-day indeed. Cool a bit, windy on commute. SP (= Sunol Pk.), BI = Bay Farm Island, + UC = Union City, Mammals: raccoon tracks (SP), bobcat tracks (SP), coyote scat (SP), javelina paw scat (SP), skunk tracks (sound seen); Calif ground squirrel - common at SP + track & seen along drive, also seen at BI,
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LIDICKEN 1991 Apr. 13 cont. Sparrows - many; M. cactus californicus - 1 near 1/2 section running at SP in short distance spooked. One great spotted bream had mistletoe stuck into the center. Nuthatch - Sclerurus occidentalis - con. at SP, West. Jewel thrushes - 1 cd & ~6 jvrs. in stock land at SP. Birds - Horned Grebe - 1 (complete spy change) - BI Clark's Grebe - 15+ (BI) Brown Pelican - 3 (BI) Gt. BI. Heron - 1 (BI) + 1 Cleavers Rd - no, Sand Green billed Heron - 1 (SP) Canada Geese - 3 (BI) Green-W. Teal - 1/2+ (BI) Mallard - 1 dr, (SP) - 15+ (BI) Gt. Scamp - 150+ (BI) Lesser Scamp - 2 ? (BI) Surf Scoter - 12+ (BI) Red-breasted Merganser - 2 ? (BI) Reddy Duck - 40+ (BI) T.Ventura - 1 (BI), 20+ (SP) Bik, Sl. K:K - 2 (SP) Red H. Heron - 1+ (SP) Kestrel - 1 (BI) Collg. Quad - 2+ (SP) Amv. Coot - 30+ (BI) Bk bl. Plow - 3+ (BI) Killdeer - 2+ (BI) Amv. Avocet - 50+ (BI) Willet - 25+ (BI) Marbled Godwit - 4+ (BI) West. Sandpiper - 200+ (BI) Dunlin - 10+ (BI) - now in Sandy Plains. SL. M. Donkels - 30+ (BI) Ring H. Gull - 60+ (BI) West. Gull - a 5+ (BI) Caspian Tern - 1 (Cleavers Rd.), 35+ (BI) Forster's Tern - 10+ (BI) Rock Dan - 20 (UC)
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IDIC 1991 23:40 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] to [illegible] in 1941 - [illegible] - [illegible] [IL] - [illegible] (1. [illegible]) - [illegible] (78) + [illegible] - [illegible], [illegible] (78) 2 - [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] and [illegible] 1 + (78) 1 - [illegible], [IL], [ID] (72) 1 - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] (78) 2 - [illegible] [illegible] (78) : 31 - (51), + 1 - [illegible] (78) ...[1] - [illegible], [illegible]... (78) 2.5 - [illegible] [illegible] (78) + 0.5 - [illegible] to 7 (78) 9.5 - [illegible] of [illegible] (78) = 31 - [illegible]? (76) (72) 3.05 - (78) 1 - [illegible], T. (78) + 0.5 - 2.0 [illegible] (71) + 1 - [illegible] J, [IL] (72) 5 - 4.5 X X IL (92) + 5 - [illegible], [ID] (78) 1 - [illegible] (78) + 2 - [illegible] (76) (78) + 0.5 - [illegible], [IL] (78) + 0.5 - [illegible] [illegible] (78) + 3 - [illegible] (72) (78) + 4 - [illegible] [IL] (78) + 0.1 - [illegible] D (78) + 0.5 - [illegible], IL, W [illegible] (78) + 0.5 - [illegible], IL, [IL] (78) + ? 2. [illegible] (78) + 0.2 - [illegible] X [IL] (78) + 2.5 - (78, [illegible]) 1 - [illegible] - (76) (78) 0.5 - [illegible], [ID] - (78) + 0.1 - [illegible]
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LIDICKEN 1991 Apr. 13 count. Mourning Dove - 10+ (SP), 6+ (UC), 10+ (BI) Dove's Hummingbird - 3+ (BI) Allen's Hummingbird - 1? (UC) Acorn Woodpecker - 30+ (SP) Ladder-backed Woodpecker - 2 (1?, 1?) (SP) Downy Woodpecker - 1 (SP) N.F. Flicker - 8+ (SP) Bick's Phoenix - 2 (UC) West. Kingbird - 2 (SP) Violet-green Swallow - 10+ (SP) Steller's Jay - 5+ (SP) Santa Cruz Jay - 15+ (SP) + note on back Yellow-billed Magpie - 20+ (SP + note on back) Am. Crow - 15+ (SP + note on back) Chst.-Wk. Chicken - 2+ (SP) Plain Titmouse - 3+ (SP) Bushtit - 14 (SP) White Br. Nuthatch - 1 (SB) Rock Wren - 1 (SP) Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - 2 (SP, dead on ground) West. Bluebird - 10+ (SP) Am. Redstart - 2 (SP + note on back) Mockingbird - 1 (UC) Loggerhead Shrike - 1 (Calaveras Rd.) E. Starling - 80+ (SP), 10? (BI) Orange-crowned Warbler - 4+ (SP + note on back) Yellow-rumped Warbler - 30+ (SP) Ruf. Sided Towhee - 1 (SP) Calif. Towhee - 1+ (SP) Savannah Sparrow - 1 (BI) Song Sparrow - 1 (BI) Wh. cr. Sparrows - 1+ (BI) Red-wing - 30+ (SP), 15+ (BI) W. Meadowlark - 5+ (SP) Brewer's Blackbird - 80+ (SP) Br. Rd. Cowbird - 2+ (SB) N. Oriole - 4+ (SP) House Finch - 40+ (SP + note on back) Am. Goldfinch - 2+ (SP), 6+ (BI) House Sparrow - 10+ (SP) n = 72
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1309 - 264 (78) +1 - [illegible] (50) (50) 2( - [illegible] 26) (92) +2 - [illegible] (92) (91) 5- [illegible] (92) = 8 - [illegible] (97) 1 - [illegible] (50) 5 - [illegible] (92) +1 - [illegible] (92) 5 - [illegible] (92) +2 - [illegible] [illegible] (92) +3 - [illegible] [illegible] (92) +4 - [illegible] (97) +1 - [illegible] (97) +2 - [illegible] (97) 1- [illegible] (52) 1- [illegible] [illegible] (92) 5- [illegible] [illegible] (92) 5- [illegible] (92) +01 - [illegible] (50) 1 - [illegible] (I8) +01 (91) +02 - [illegible] [illegible] (92) +4 - [illegible] (97) +02 - [illegible] (97) +1- [illegible] (97) 1 - [illegible] (I8) 1 - [illegible] (I8) 1 - [illegible] [illegible] (92) +03 - [illegible] (92) +2 - [illegible] (92) +5 - [illegible] [illegible] (92) +4 - [illegible] [illegible] (I8) +2 (92) +5- [illegible]
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L/ Dick 1991 Sapsucker Woods, Ithaca, Tomkins Co., NY environs May 4 +5 May 4 - Drove from Philadelphia to Cornell Campus, spent around hours wandering over campus. Stayed in motel in Cayuga Hts. May 5 - 09:00-11:00 Sapsucker Woods. Then drove to S. shore Cayuga Lake & headed back to Philadelphia. Left Philadelphia on flight to Chicago after multiple delays. Louise took train to Bethesda, Md. Landy - O'Hare ~23:00; home 23:55. Birds recorded: Gt. Bl. Heron - 2 Canada Goose - 6 Snaild - 10+ Wood Duck - 1 heard Cormorant - 1 fr. - from land nr. Binghamton 4 May K:11deer - 2 (4 May) Right Bull - 1 (nr. Cayuga Lake) Turkey Vulture - 5+ (mostly seen in Penn.) Rock Dove - 1+ (in trans) Mourning Dove - 10+ Chimney Swift - 1 (Phila., on 3 May) Belted Kingfisher - 1 N. Flicker - 8+ Downy Woodpecker - 3+ Hairy Woodpecker - 1 Least Flycatcher - 1 Tree Swallow - 20+ Rough-w. Swallow - 5+ (Cornell campus, 4 May) Barn Swallow - 1 (Ithaca) Blue Jay - 6+ (Saps. Woods) + others Am. Crow - 10 (Saps. Woods) + 100+ elsewhere Tufted Titmouse - 1+ (heard) Black-capped Chickadee - 15+
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LIDSECKEN 1991 May 4-5 cond. Brown Creager - 2 (singing) Wh.thr. Nuthatch - 1+ Horned Warbler - 5+ Red-eye v. Kirtland's Warbler - 3+ Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - 1+ (heard only) Warbler Thrush - 3+ Robin - 5+ Gray Catbird - 1+ E. Slaty Bluebird - 1 (Sylphs.) + 100's else- Warbling Vireo - 1 Black-winged Warbler - 1 Black-throated Blue Warbler - 1 Yellow-rumped Warbler - 15+ Palm Warbler - 3+ Yellow Warbler - 10+ Ovenbird - 1 (heard) Am. Redstart - 18+ Carpenter Bunting - 10+ Red-sided Towhee - 3+ Song Sparrow - 10+ Chipping Sparrow - 1 White-throated Sparrow - 2 Dk-aged finch-co. - 8+ (Cornell campus - 4 May) Redwing - 35+ Cow. Grackle - 25+ (Sylphs.) + 100's elsewhere Horned Sparrow - ++ Am. Goldfinch - 12+ Horn Finch - 1 jvr. (Sylphs.) + 10+ (Cornell campus) h = 51
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مجموعه -2-4-7. 1- +5+ ( ) ( ) +7 +7 2- 3 3- +1 4- 2 5- +10 6- +10 7- 8- 9- 10- 11- 12- 13- 14- 15- 16- 17- 18- 19- 20- 21- 22- 23- 24- 25- 26- 27- 28- 29- 30- 31- 32- 33- 34- 35- 36- 37- 38- 39- 40- 41- 42- 43- 44- 45- 46- 47- 48- 49- 50- 51- 52- 53- 54- 55- 56- 57- 58- 59- 60- 61- 62- 63- 64- 65- 66- 67- 68- 69- 70- 71- 72- 73- 74- 75- 76- 77- 78- 79- 80- 81- 82- 83- 84- 85- 86- 87- 88- 89- 90- 91- 92- 93- 94- 95- 96- 97- 98- 99- 100- 101- 102- 103- 104- 105- 106- 107- 108- 109- 110- 111- 112- 113- 114- 115- 116- 117- 118- 119- 120- 121- 122- 123- 124- 125- 126- 127- 128- 129- 130- 131- 132- 133- 134- 135- 136- 137- 138- 139- 140- 141- 142- 143- 144- 145- 146- 147- 148- 149- 150- 151- 152- 153- 154- 155- 156- 157- 158- 159- 160- 161- 162- 163- 164- 165- 166- 167- 168- 169- 170- 171- 172- 173- 174- 175- 176- 177- 178- 179- 180- 181- 182- 183- 184- 185- 186- 187- 188- 189- 190- 191- 192- 193- 194- 195- 196- 197- 198- 199- 200- 201- 202- 203- 204- 205- 206- 207- 208- 209- 210- 211- 212- 213- 214- 215- 216- 217- 218- 219- 220- 221- 222- 223- 224- 225- 226- 227- 228- 229- 230- 231- 232- 233- 234- 235- 236- 237- 238- 239- 240- 241- 242- 243- 244- 245- 246- 247- 248- 249- 250- 251- 252- 253- 254- 255- 256- 257- 258- 259- 260- 261- 262- 263- 264- 265- 266- 267- 268- 269- 270- 271- 272- 273- 274- 275- 276- 277- 278- 279- 280- 281- 282- 283- 284- 285- 286- 287- 288- 289- 290- 291- 292- 293- 294- 295- 296- 297- 298- 299- 300- 301- 302- 303- 304- 305- 306- 307- 308- 309- 310- 311- 312- 313- 314- 315- 316- 317- 318- 319- 320- 321- 322- 323- 324- 325- 326- 327- 328- 329- 330- 331- 332- 333- 334- 335- 336- 337- 338- 339- 340- 341- 342- 343- 344- 345- 346- 347- 348- 349- 350- 351- 352- 353- 354- 355- 356- 357- 358- 359- 360- 361- 362- 363- 364- 365- 366- 367- 368- 369- 370- 371- 372- 373- 374- 375- 376- 377- 378- 379- 380- 381- 382- 383- 384- 385- 386- 387- 388- 389- 390- 391- 392- 393- 394- 395- 396- 397- 398- 399- 400- 401- 402- 403- 404- 405- 406- 407- 408- 409- 410- 411- 412- 413- 414- 415- 416- 417- 418- 419- 420- 421- 422- 423- 424- 425- 426- 427- 428- 429- 430- 431- 432- 433- 434- 435- 436- 437- 438- 439- 440- 441- 442- 443- 444- 445- 446- 447- 448- 449- 450- 451- 452- 453- 454- 455- 456- 457- 458- 459- 460- 461- 462- 463- 464- 465- 466- 467- 468- 469- 470- 471- 472- 473- 474- 475- 476- 477- 478- 479- 480- 481- 482- 483- 484- 485- 486- 487- 488- 489- 490- 491- 492- 493- 494- 495- 496- 497- 498- 499- 500- 501- 502- 503- 504- 505- 506- 507- 508- 509- 510- 511- 512- 513- 514- 515- 516- 517- 518- 519- 520- 521- 522- 523- 524- 525- 526- 527- 528- 529- 530- 531- 532- 533- 534- 535- 536- 537- 538- 539- 540- 541- 542- 543- 544- 545- 546- 547- 548- 549- 550- 551- 552- 553- 554- 555- 556- 557- 558- 559- 560- 561- 562- 563- 564- 565- 566- 567- 568- 569- 570- 571- 572- 573- 574- 575- 576- 577- 578- 579- 580- 581- 582- 583- 584- 585- 586- 587- 588- 589- 590- 591- 592- 593- 594- 595- 596- 597- 598- 599- 600- 601- 602- 603- 604- 605- 606- 607- 608- 609- 610- 611- 612- 613- 614- 615- 616- 617- 618- 619- 620- 621- 622- 623- 624- 625- 626- 627- 628- 629- 630- 631- 632- 633- 634- 635- 636- 637- 638- 639- 640- 641- 642- 643- 644- 645- 646- 647- 648- 649- 650- 651- 652- 653- 654- 655- 656- 657- 658- 659- 660- 661- 662- 663- 664- 665- 666- 667- 668- 669- 670- 671- 672- 673- 674- 675- 676- 677- 678- 679- 680- 681- 682- 683- 684- 685- 686- 687- 688- 689- 690- 691- 692- 693- 694- 695- 696- 697- 698- 699- 700- 701- 702- 703- 704- 705- 706- 707- 708- 709- 710- 711- 712- 713- 714- 715- 716- 717- 718- 719- 720- 721- 722- 723- 724- 725- 726- 727- 728- 729- 730- 731- 732- 733- 734- 735- 736- 737- 738- 739- 740- 741- 742- 743- 744- 745- 746- 747- 748- 749- 750- 751- 752- 753- 754- 755- 756- 757- 758- 759- 760- 761- 762- 763- 764- 765- 766- 767- 768- 769- 770- 771- 772- 773- 774- 775- 776- 777- 778- 779- 780- 781- 782- 783- 784- 785- 786- 787- 788- 789- 790- 791- 792- 793- 794- 795- 796- 797- 798- 799- 800- 801- 802- 803- 804- 805- 806- 807- 808- 809- 810- 811- 812- 813- 814- 815- 816- 817- 818- 819- 820- 821- 822- 823- 824- 825- 826- 827- 828- 829- 830- 831- 832- 833- 834- 835- 836- 837- 838- 839- 840- 841- 842- 843- 844- 845- 846- 847- 848- 849- 850- 851- 852- 853- 854- 855- 856- 857- 858- 859- 860- 861- 862- 863- 864- 865- 866- 867- 868- 869- 870- 871- 872- 873- 874- 875- 876- 877- 878- 879- 880- 881- 882- 883- 884- 885- 886- 887- 888- 889- 890- 891- 892- 893- 894- 895- 896- 897- 898- 899- 900- 901- 902- 903- 904- 905- 906- 907- 908- 909- 910- 911- 912- 913- 914- 915- 916- 917- 918- 919- 920- 921- 922- 923- 924- 925- 926- 927- 928- 929- 930- 931- 932- 933- 934- 935- 936- 937- 938- 939- 940- 941- 942- 943- 944- 945- 946- 947- 948- 949- 950- 951- 952- 953- 954- 955- 956- 957- 958- 959- 960- 961- 962- 963- 964- 965- 966- 967- 968- 969- 970- 971- 972- 973- 974- 975- 976- 977- 978- 979- 980- 981- 982- 983- 984- 985- 986- 987- 988- 989- 990- 991- 992- 993- 994- 995- 996- 997- 998- 999- 1000-
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LIDICKER 1991 Carral Hollow Field Trip (13104), Alameda + San Joaquin cos. CA. - 9 May 15:15-???:? Left UCB with van + 6 students. Herps seen: Baja horned toads only (black colored) Hylica regilla - toads only (brown mottled) Chamys marmonita - 1 Sceloporus occ. - 2+ Fish seen: very small species of catfish + creek dog Mins. Rd. Catosstomus sp. - 1 being eaten by vultures Del Valle Res. Birds seen: Gt. Bl. Heron - 1 Mallard - 2 T. Vulture - 20+ Red W. Hawk - 10+ Aron. K. killed - 3 Call. Quail - 1 dead Killdeer - 3+ Forsters Tern - 25+ (Del Valle Res.) Rock Dove Mourning Dove - 10+ Barn Owl - 2 ad. + 2 ygs. (down being shed) - Castle Rock Gt. Horned Owl - 2 ygs. looking over edge of wood - Castle Rock Acon Woodpecker - 5 W. Kingbird - 1 Horned Lark - 2 (Castle Rock) Cliff Swallow - 70+ Barn Swallow - 2 Scrub Jay - 12+ Yd. W. Magpie - 30+ Aron. Crow - 6+ Corv. Raven - 2+ Rock Wren - 8+ Burwick's Wren - 2 W. Bl. bird - 3 Robin - 1 Mockingbird - 4+ Loggerhead Shrike - 1 Euroj. Starling - 10+ Wilson's Warbler - 1 Red - sht. Tanager - 2 Caly. Tanager - 1 Red-wing - 20+ W. Meadowlark - 1+ Brown's Blackbird - 50+ N. Oriole - 3
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LIDICKER 1991 May 9 cont. Idem F-2 - 1 Idem f-annv - 10+ Mammals encountered: dog, cat, offerson (2 DOE), horse, cow, Skunkphilus borealys - 8+, sheep, goats, llama -1 meghitis suffiilis - 1 (many days old, other etc.) Lasinurus cinereus - 1 mammupial carcass - Castle Rock Myotis sp. - 2 (flying at dusk) - Castle Rock D: palomps hemmorni - owl pellets Chaetodipus californicus - owl pellets Thamnopterus lutheri - owl pellets + old signs Micrortyx californicus - owl pellets n = 4+2+37+16 =59 Tilden Park, Jewel Lake area, Contra Costa Co., Calif. May 25 17:15-20:30 slow warm to gust cool after sunset 1 deer seen. Birds: Mallard -10+ Anv. Gull - 1+ Mourning Dove - 1 Anna's Hummingbird - 1 N. Flicker - 1+ W. Wood-Pewee - 3 Viol.-gr. Swallow - 5+ Swallows joy - 20+ Chantrel-ldk. Chickadee - 15+ Whitler Nuthatch - 1 (hand) Barnswick's Worm - 1 Turkey Vulture - 2 Red W. Hawk - 2 Great Horned Owl - 2 Allen's Humming bird - 3+ Dormy Woodpecker - 2+ Black Phoebe - 3 Rough-winged Swallow - 2 Sant Jay - 2+ Bustkit - 8+ Brown Creeper - 4 Swainson's Thrush - 20+
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1971 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] (see p.) [illegible] - [illegible]? [illegible] - [illegible]? [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] p2 = 31 + 52 + 5 + 4 = 89 [illegible] - [illegible] 71 pm [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] - [illegible]
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LIDICKER 1991 May 25 cost Am. Robin - 25 + Warbling Vireo - 20+ Orange cr. Warbler - 1+(hand) Rufous sid. Towhee - 20+ Song Sparrow - 8+ Red-wing - 10+ Brown's Blackbird - 2 Amr. Goldfinch - 2 Tilden Park, Big Spring Canyon area, Contra Costa Co., Calif. May 26 16:45-20:15 clear & cool Sylvilagus bachmani - 4 seen and fresh of Salvia with n 3 ft. from zone around it ; saw try at canyon nr. Jct. of Big Spr. Canyon trail on fir covered along crest. Birds: Tidy Flycatcher -12+ Caly. Que: 1-5+ Mourning Dove - 1+ Dark Jellied food on rock in meadow Allen's Hummingbird - 1 ? N. Flicker - 1 Olive sid Flycatcher - 1 W. Wood Pewee - 1 Ark thr. Flycatcher - 1 pr. Scrub Jay - 10+ Steller's Jay - 10 + Chestnut Id. Chickadee - 10+ Busk tit - 15+ Red w. Nuthatch - 2+ Amr. Robin - 1+ Wren xit - 10+ Caly. Thrasher - 1 Orange cr. Warbler - 2+ B/K. Id. Grosbeak - 3 Lazuli Bunting - 6 (incl. at least 2 Song Sparrows) Ruf. sid. Towhee - 25+ Caly. Towhee (10+, including 1 pr. seen to complete twin)
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1991 25 PM +75 - A Bakir? + 01 = f8 - wld + 01 - wld j. W Owqos co. W - 10 (f) BK f4 Kufan in Textes - 20 + Card Textes - 10 + Bakir and House - 1 +8 - ? 2nd Edition? BK - h, Comps - 5 + f01 - wld - f9 f1 - f8 - h, Blending - 3 A and Ed. of C - 3 = 34 Til the end of the 2nd edition? + 5 = H 25 PM 7:05-14:30 + wld 22/11 A 1 - h, p. 86-94 Bakir and Textes - 15 + f2 + f1 - + 2 - (w) (C) + 1 - wld q. 7 M A 1 - h, p. 8-9 1 - wld p. 67 he vi: 10 1 - wld, M. Bakir f4 Textes - 1 + 01 - ? 2nd Ed.? + 01 - ? 2nd ed. of Bakir + 5 - h, U. al h9, + 01 - M A f4 + f1 - C 1 - Textes - 1 Bakir and Textes - 3 (Al-Ashar? p. 2) Kufan in Textes - 25 + 01 - (Card) Textes - 10 + (wld)?
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LIDICKER 1991 May 26 cont. Regen crowed Sparrow - 1+ Song Sparrow - 1 Dark-eyed Juncos - 1 (singing) Purple Finch - 6+ House Finch - 6 Pine Siskin - 8+ Amr. Goldfinch - 12+ n = 28 Berkeley CA - 1108 High Ct. Record that a pair of Common Ravens have been living in the neighborhood all spring. Seen to be centred a large farm above Rose Garden. Pt. Molate ternitoros, Contra Costa Co., Calif. May 27 17:15-20:15 After visiting Pt. Molate area, we went to Pt. Richmond - short of sunsets. 1 blk St. Deer seen nr. Pt. Molate. Birds: Pacific Loon - 1 (not in breeding plumage) - Pt. Richard Pink ft. Grouse - 1 Western Grouse - 1 Clark's Grouse - 2 Dk. cvr. Cormorant - 15+ Great Egret - 1 (Albany) Mallard - 1d. Gadwall - 1 br. Gr. Sandpiper - 5 Turkey Vulture - 1 Western Gull - 35+ Forster's Tern - 10+ Caspian Tern - 3 Maroon Dun - 8+ Rock Dove - 1 (Richmond city) Hummingbird, John Allen's - 6+ W. Wood-pewee - 1 Rough-winged Swallow - 1 Barn Swallow - 40+ Cliff Swallow - 10+ Slate Jay - 15+ Corv. Raven - 10+ Amr. Crow - 3+ Bushtit - 8+ Berwick's Warbler - 2 Mockingbird - 5+
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LIDICKER 1991 May 27 cont. E. Sterling - 5+ Orange cr. Warbler - 4+ Ruf. sid. Towhee - 20+ Celf. Towhee - 10+ Song Sparrow - 2 White cr. Sparrow - 2+ Red-wing - 8+ Br. Rd. Cardinal - 1 pc Am. F.-A. - 25+ Am. Goldfinch - 8+ House Sparrow (Pt. R.) - 1 n = 37 Sacramento Valley, Clear Lake & Bolinas trip. May 28 - 30 May 28 - Left Berkeley 14:30 + down to Sacramento via Concord & River Rd. Arr. 17:00 to have dinner with Jenny & Laura + stay overnight. May 29 - Lv. Sacramento 8:30, took Garden Highway along river N to Hwy 99 + then to Yuba City when we had lunch 11:45. Took Washington Blvd to Boyes Rd to Schley + to Sutton W. Ilkips Refuge. After passing through refuge to W fork Progress Rd. N. to Leaver Rd. + Franklin Rd to Tartan Rd. + then to Calif. 20 to Colusa + the Colusa Wildlife Refuge. Drove around four miles in Refuge + took Calif. 20 N to Colusa + Hwy 45 N. to Maxwell Rd. to 4-mi. Rd. along W. side of Delevan Refuge. Could not find any entrance to Refuge except along N border + followed Rds to NE corner of Refuge. Returned to 4-mi. Rd. + took Delevan Rd. to I-5. S. on I-5 to Calif. 20 + went W to Clear Lake. Got motel (20-08h.m.) on S. side of Glenhaven. Got dinner in Lucerne (20:30 - 21:30). Mammoth area!
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LIDICKER 1991 May 28 cont. Stenotus ias breeding - seen frog, clay rock Ordovix [illegible] - 2 (Colman Rd.) Legus californicus - 4+ (Col. Rd.) elds - S shortly after Cliff. 20 climbs into mount range : 1 youngling & a definite group of 8-10. Birds for May 28 + 29 : Pid bt Green - 10+ Dbl. cr. Cormant - 5 White Pelican - 20+ incl. many broody eggs. (Sutter Rd.), fedng in a group "gyething" with hills Amvr. Bittern - 6 (Delano Rd.) Gt Bl Hawk - 25+ Starry Egret - 12+ Great Egret - 25+ Green Heron - 1 Blk. cr. N: yet Harm - 1 (Sutter Rd.), 2 (Delano Rd.), 8 (Delano Rd.) Wht - [illegible] Ibis - 1 (Delano Rd.) Mallard - 50+ Cinnamon Teal - 10+ Gadwall - 18 + 1 for. Redhead - 2+ (Sutter Rd.) Reddy Duck - 3 Turkey Vulture - 15+ Swain's ot Hawk - 2 seen on May 28 near Tyler Island : 1 vast flock of about 10 (all but 1 melanistic?) + 1 Lt-colorad min.) along Garden Highway. 1 ed. by itself few miles further N. Red tl. Hawk - 15+ Amv. Kestrel - 6+ Prairie Falcon - 2 (Garden Hwy) N. Harrier - 2 Ring wt. Pheasant - 45+ Calif. Quail - 8+ Sora - 1 (Sutter Rd.) Amvr. Coort - 15+ Cwm. Morken - 3 (Delano Rd.) Killdeer - 25+ Black-ck. Skit - 20 +
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LIDICKEN 1991 May 28-29 cont. Am. Avocet - 5 (mid, 1 br. the attended over our sky 4-mi) Long-billed Curlew - 11 (Delam Rd.) Caly. Gull - 1[illegible] (Sac. R. below Walnut Grove) + 3+ (all 2nd yr.) - 3+ (Delam Rd.) Forsters Tern - 2 (Sutter Ry.) Black Tern - 25+(Delam Rd.) Rock Dove - 2 (Yolo City) Morning Dove - 25+ Shovell and Dove - 1 (Colusa Ry.) Acorn Woodpecker - 8+ Nuttall's Woodpecker - 2 (Garden Hwy) Downy Woodp. - 10+ W. F-1: idv -) W. Wood-pewee - 8+ Ash-thr. Flycatcher - 1 (Garden Hwy) Black Phoebe - 1 W. Kingbird - 50+ Tree Swallow - 60+ Barn Swallow - 40+ Cliff Swallow - 220 + Scadgry - 30+ Yel. W. Magpie - 50+ Am. Crow - 50+ Corn Raven - 2 (Cust rump, Ca.20) Plain T:hum - 3 (Garden Hwy) Bush-kid - 20+ Bewick's Wren - 1 (Sutter Ry.) House Wren - 15+ Marsh Wren - 20+ Am. Robin - 20+ N. mockingbird - 10+ Loggerhead Shrike - 4 Eur. Starling - 25+ Solitary Vireo - 1 (Soy, Garden) Yellow Warbler - 1 (Colusa Rd.) Wilson's Warb - 2+(Garden Blk Lt. Grosbeak - 1 (Sutter Ry.) Blue Grosbeak - 2 (Colusa Ry.) - 1 ad ?+ 1 in & plumaged Ref st T:rden - 12+ Caly. Thrasher - 53 Song Sparrow - 2 Red-wing - 1 (Sutter Ry.) W. Meadowlark - 25+ Br. Lt. Corviking - 25+ Yellow-headed Blackbird - 1& (Sutter Ry.) - actual territorial Brown's Blackbird - 30+ Bullock's Oriole - 20+
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LIDICKER 1991 May 28-29 cont. Hum. Pinal - 80+ Hum. Splanor - 25+ Av. Goldfinch - 1+ Tricolored Redwing - 1♂ (South Rd.) n = 78 weather on 29th: mostly overcast & very pleasant: Light rain in early afternoon & again at Clear Lake. May 30 - Weather: clear with strong N + W. winds blowing all day; cold in Am & cool rest of day. Birds: Woodpecker is Nice. Took Lucerne highway along N. side of Lake, left on 29 S to CA.175 to Highland. Hwy 101 to Healthbury & then along Russian River to coast & S. to Bodega Bay. Looked around Marina Stn. briefly & then to Bodega Head. Continued S. on CA.1 to Anderson Canyon Ranch on Bolinas Lagoon (it was closed). Returned to Pt. Reyes Bird Observatory & then looked over at Bolinas. Returned down nice Olvera to Fairfax to San Rafael. Arr. home ~ 18:45. Saw Sciurus griseus just W of pass on Highland Rd (CA 175), & gray fox came trotting out of the distance to Anderson Canyon Ranch (~ 16:30). Birds counted: Red-tailed Hawk - 3 (1 Horneston Cyn, 1 Bodega Bay, & Hwy #10km) Common Loon - 10+, (Bodega Bay) - 1 in breeding plum. + 1 partilly Western Grebe - 2+ (Bol. Bay), 2 (N end, Clear Lake) Charlie's Gosh - 50+ (Clear Lake), 2+ (Bodega Bay) midnight gulls - 10+; 1 group of 3 seen from our boat 40 bd. away on Bodega Bay composed of 2 Westerns w/ greenish or smaller bills, + 1 Charlie's with yellowish & larger bill. Brown Pelican - 2 (Bol. B.) Brandt's Cormorant - 1+ Double-cormorant - 6+ (Clear Lake)
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LIDICKER 1991 May 30 cont. Pelagic Cormorant - 3 + mixed cormorants - 25 + Snowy Egret - 15 + Grand Egret - 20+ Mallard - 20+ (Clear Lake), 10+ (clearwater) Greater Scaup - 3 Black Scoter - 12+ (Bodeys Bay + N & M, dry coast) Surf Scoter - 20+ (all dry coast) Wh-winged Scoter - 6 (Bodys Bay) Red W. Merganser - 4 (Bod. Bay) Turkey Vulture - 50+ Osprey - 1 ad + nest w/1+ eggs at N end & Clear Lake; - 3 Baldins Legyan Black St. Kite - 1 (far mi., W Olena) Red Shouldered Hawk - 1 (Lower Pemissin R.) Red-tailed Hawk - 10 + Calc. Quail - 1 - 12+ K: 11 deer - 10+ W: 11+ - 23 (Baldins Leg.) Whitetail - 13 (Salmon Ck. Bend) Bonaparte's Gull - 20+ (only 1w/old, bird) at N.end Clear L. - 25+ (Boldins Leg.) Ring N. Gull - 25+ (N.end Clear Lake); 20+ (Bol. Leg.) Herring Gull - 2 ad. + sev imm. in Clear Lake + sev. at N.end Washtenaw Gull - 250+ Glaucous-winged Gull - 3 imm. Caspian Tern - 1 Pigeon Guillemot - 1 Rock Dove - 6+ Mourning Dove - 15+ Band-tailed Pigeon - 2 (Baldins Legyan) Acorn Woodpecker - 1 N. Flicker - 1 Ash-th. Flycatcher - 1 (hand only) Cliff Swallow - 80+ Barn Swallow - 80+ Sedlers Jay - 5+ (first wing pair E. J pass to Hayden (C#176) Sooty Jay - 15+ Down. Crow - 15+
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LIDICKER 1991 My 30 cars. Cow. Raven - 1 Chest. N. Chickadee - 1+ Horned Warbler - 2+ (hand) Marsh Wren - 8+ Bew. Perkin - 2+ Env. Siskin - 30+ Orange-crowned Warbler - 2+ (w/ Jess to Hylton, CA 125), 1+ elsewhere Yellow Warbler - 1 Red-bellied Woodpecker - 10+ Song Sparrow - 20+ Wh. cr. Sparrow - 10+ Red-wing - 100+ Brown-headed Cowbird - 100+ Yellow-breasted Blackbird - 1 (carrying food) - N and Clear Lake Br. Red Crossbill - 20+ Horned Finch - 35+ Bew. Goldfinch - 10+ Down Sparrow - 30+ N = 61 In White trip N = 107 R: Orchard Field Station, Richmond CA. June 7 - Louis & I visited the Station 14:20 - 15:15 walked over old field, across to dry channel & W on other side of road + food. Few old Mimulus were widely scattered. 2+ active runs on field centered in Harding grass patches. Only a few individuals of Hardium branchy on those from front for cluster. Grass is definitely dominated by 5-type fescue, Dactylis glomerata & lots of Lolium. Mimulus population definitely low. Russell Reservation, Lafayette CA. June 7 - Louis & I visited Res. from 16:00 - 17:55. Small amount of Mimulus, very scattered in dry grass patches. One 1 family-active run found in around grass. Very discrete Elymus patch found near grid #4. W. Flycatcher - 1 hand
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LIDICKER 1991 June 4 - Marvin Ave, Berkely, CA - Nuttell's Wolfpack sun is 1ycam tree. ASM meeting, Manhattan, Kansas 14-20 June June 14 - Dr. Kansa City, MO, a small car to drive to Manhattan with Corisa. Francis Villalence went with us in little direction. Thunderstorm, a tornadoes around us. Dr. Manhattan ~ 20:00. June 15-19 ASM meeting at KSU. On June 17 was Northem at Kongo Provin Room just 5, I manhattan. We moved then shut 18:00 and took a day ride to see some of Reserva. Left ~ 21:00. After June 18, we drove N 1 hour to visit Navy's the Tuttle Reservior and came around the dam (08:00 to 9:15). After the last July on June 19 we returned to the Kongo Provin (16:45 - 20:15) and took the 2.72s, public trail. June 20 - Picked up Francis at the dam (09:00 + drove on US 24 (rather than I-30) back to Kansas city airport. Took long ride trip to Wyandotska County Park. Arrived at airport ~ 12:15 and returned home. Mammals noted: Bison - seen near. We tracks & weather noted at Kongo P. Odocoileus virginianus - second seen at Kongo Provin on June 17 & 1 on June 19. Program notes - I did watched at Kongo P. (19 June, ~17:00), was foraging in grass adjacent to forest.
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LIDICKER 1991 14-20 jun cont. [illegible] Lynx rufus - scat seen in 2 places at Kongo P, Sylv: lagos floridans - 1 seen Georgy - 1 wound noted at Tuttle Creek St. Pk. (Lutheran) Arct - 2 signs around street lights = Manhattan. Birds noted: (Kongo Prov. = KP, Manhattan = M, Tuttle Cr Pk + Res = TC; Wyandotte Co. Pk = WCP; highway between Kansas City and Manhattan = KCM) Gt. Bl. Horn - 1 (KP 17), 1+ (KP 19), 1 (TC) Wood Stork ? - b/w M + Topeka on 20th, Louis & Franis saw a large white bird, probably with black wing tips flying down the Kansas River; no soaring noted. I was driving & saw only a very large bird barely visible to naked eye. Canada Goose - 20+ (WCP) Mallard - 3 (WCP) Turkey Vulture - KCM - 6+ on 14th + 1+ on 20th Red H. Hawk - KCM - 1 on 14th + 1 on 20th Rg. xk. Phoenix - 2 (KP-19) Gr. Prairie Chick - ? 1 poorly seen at KP flying in or out of wheat field N. Bob-white - 20+ + 20+ (KP), 1+ (TC) Killdeer - KP - 1+1; KCM - 1 Vigland Plover - 1 KP-17 Rock Dove - M saw. Mourning Dove - 75+ Yellow-billed Cuckoo - KP - 2 17th, 15th 19th, WCP - 1 Com. Nighthawk - 8+ (M), (KP-17) - 10+ including 1 down at no + gave "splitting" type call several times & also
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201/01. 1991 now any of H! I agree to need I - more less - only way out war! - unbelivable?! (what) if T, does not have to have I - you? unbelievable what there have again 5 - road X M. I = within me - X = is M (K) : B. (10/1) I. (K+1) + I. (K+2) + I. - not K-16. (27) I. (21-9X) + I. (K+10) - I. (K-16)+2 what 24/3? T. P. M = what I think? if you find my proof and of the soul was not later prove or what is it to be? or not? but and pay a few more points age then (50) ± 5 - C (98) 5 - W. X 0.5 = +14 X YI = I - K - patient X 0.5 = 1/4 X v-1 - M2K - much it? (21-7X) 5 - K+9 X p? what not 2. proof? if not many I T-3:0 X v? ,? (27)+I (V) +0.5 + 0.5 - M=8 N 1-MK = 1+1-X - K: X-9X I - us? K/V M - no A:09 ?? - no proof 1-9X, X ≥7, ≥1 K-K = C. B. C = M. (27)+I - (21-7K) (M) ± 8 - W? and I think it is "p" - w/o
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LIDICKON 1991 14:20 jam cart. don + "split" sand tern on th fence. (KP-19) -8+ Common Poorwill - 3+ (KP-17) Chimney Swift - 40+ (KP-17), 5+ (KP-19), 8+ (M), 5+ (TC) Belted Kingfisher - 1 ju. (KP-19), 1 ju. (WCP) Red-headed Woodpecker - 1 (M), 1 (KP-19) Red-bellied Woodpecker - 3 (KP-19) Downy Woodpecker - 3 (KP-19) N. Flicker - 1 (KP-19), 1 (KP-17) E. Woodpecker - 1 (TC), 3 (KP-19), 1 (WCP) E. Phoebe - 1 (KP-19) Least Flycatcher - 1 (TC) Gt. Crested Flycatcher - 1+ (TC), 5+ (KP-19), 1+ (WCP) W. Kingbird - 1 ju. (M) E. Kingbird - 3+ (KP-19) Purple Martin - 20+ (TC), 1 (WCP) Barn Swallow - 10+ (KP-17), 8+ (M), 10+ (KP-19), 5 (KCM) Bluejay - 1 (M), 3+ (TC), 12+ (KP-19) Am. Crow - 1 (KP-17), 1+ (M), 8+ (KP-19), 3+ (TC) Black-capped Chickadee - 1+ (M), 15+ (KP-19), 2+ (WCP) Tufted Titmouse - 2 (KP-19) White-thr. Nuthatch - 1 (M) - heard only Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - 1 (KP-19) E. Bluebird - 15+ (KP-19), 2+ (TC) Am. Robin - 18+ (M), 8+ (KP-19), 8+ (TC), 40+ (WCP) Gray Catbird - 1 (WCP) Brown Thrasher - 1 (TC), 1 (KP-19), 1 (WCP-Francis V.) Eur. Starling - com in towns + farms Oriole - 1 partly dead (WCP)
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LIDICKER 1991 14-20 June cont. N Cardinal - 5+ (KP-17), 20+ (KP-19), 5+ (M), 5+ (TC) Blue Grosbeak - 1 (KP-19) Indigo Bunting - 6+ (KP-19), 1 (TC) Dickcissel - 12+ (KP-17), 20+ (KP-19) Chipping Sparrow - 1 (TC), 1 (WCP) Field Sparrow - 10+ (KP-19) Mourning Dove - 1 (KP-19) with song heard many times. Series of whistles followed by liquid trill. Songbird had not been well enough to identify. Had longish tail & probably = plain brown. Lark Sparrow - 1 (KP-19) Grasshopper Sparrow - 10+ (KP-17), 8+ (KP-19) Red-winged Blackbird - 3+ (M), 2+ (KCM) E. Meadowlark - 20+ (KP-17), 15+ (KP-19), 2 (TC) Gt.-tc:1st Growth - 2 (KCM), 1 (KCM-20) Common Grackle - 20+ (M), 30+ (KCM), 10+ (TC Brown-ld. Cowbird - 1+ (KP-17), 8+ (KP-19) Baltimore Oriole - 2+ (KP-17), 1 (KP-19), 1 (WCP), 1+ (TC) Am. Goldfinch - 8+ (KP-17), 8+ (KP-19), 5+ (TC) House Sparrow - com: to towns & new farms n = 58 Mendocino Woodlands, Mendocino Co., Calif. 22-29 June Mammals noted: Sciurus latimanus - 1 found dead on fri.: small intact, plus several tunnels noted. Sciurus griseus - several seen & more heard
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LIDICKON 1991 22-29 June cont. Eutropis someren - saw, seen + more heard Prionon later - tracks Mephitis mysthi - scent trails Luise conchensis - I did see on edge of pond - looking + jumping ; the moved silently into water, 1/July Sprinters saw near ~ 15 ft. from pond edge. Mustelid fox - scats only Odorrinus hemionus - lots of sign Castor canadensis - tracks + tree cuttings Fasta Lynx rufas - ? scats Thawing butter - sign common Sylvilagus sp. - I saw does w/t to camp on 29 June. Presumably jacksonii, but around the size of nuttalli. herps: Cherny, norembri - 3 kg. adults seen ~ 1 kg + 2 (same show) on another day. Thamnophis - fairly common: seen near edge of lot. Hylo regilla - common birds seen: Turkey Vulture - 5+ Winter Wren - 5+ Olive-bk. Thrush - 10+ Robin - 3 + W. Wood Pewee - com. Rufed Whisker - com. Brown Creeper - 6+ Cow. Raven - 2 + Steller's Jay - com. Wilson's Warbler - com. Song land on most [illegible] for I saw the first date, of Harris' & Warbler
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LIDICKER 1991 22-29 [illegible] year cont. Red hauled 5 [illegible] - 2 seen/whend very day (22 years total) Vanx's Swist - 1 seen on 26 june, 3 - 29 km, + heard at other times [illegible], D'k-aged Jones - saw, Song Sparrow - cor. Two visited songs: 1) warbler Lark 500 500 500- 3:1 heard 2x 2) [illegible] whistling sweet, sweet, sweet, etc. Hawaiian trip 28 july - 7 August july 28 - Left SF. + flew to H:i:0 v.i.a Honolulu. While in airport at [illegible] Honolulu saw 1 & Red-vented Bulbul, [illegible], + House Sparrow. Arr. H:i:0 ~ 2:30 p.m. Checked into H:i:0 Hotel. Attended joint meeting of Soc. Study Evolution, Soc. Syst. Biology, at Amv. Soc. q Naturalists held at the University ~ 16:1-0 july 29 - meetings all day + evening july 30 - free day so we rented a car & drove S to the Hawaii Volcanoes Natl. Pk. First in drove S & took Hwy 130 to Pahoa + then 132 to the coast staying at Lava Tree State Mon. While we found - heavy rain. It rained off on all day. Went S along coast on Hwy 137 to finish just past w/ 130 when road to the east by newly flowing lava (5-6 weeks ago). Spend some time walking on this new lava fronting day coast until we could see steam jets coming out of the lava a short distance ahead. Ont on the lave we saw 2 kinds of spiders at least 500m from the lava edge. One was was a very small web spider in a love crad + the other was
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LIDICKER 1991 July 30 cont. A thundering spider that was quite small and jumped like a Giant toge when threatened. Returned to Hilo for lunch. Returned to Kbyng 11 & continued on to the North, Perk. Drove around Kilauaea Crater to S (came - cloudwise), & took chain-of-craters road, to the coast & N to where we could just see lava flow (23 mi. from start of rd.). Walked 1+2:1/2 hrs over lava, found old stone church yard & on to where lava was still flowing into the ocean. Quite a sight. Returned to complete our circuit q Kilauaea Crater when it got dark. Returned to Hilo for dinner at the Fiji Restaurant (Hilo Hotel). July 31 - 07:00-12:30 Went on field trip organized by Conference or conference on avian history. Our 3 leaders were: Larry Freed, Becky Carr, & Joan Lepson. Also on the trip was John Krebs (Oxford), Colin B (New Zealand), & Diane Hawks (Ariz St U). We took the Saddle road to a Kapute at mi/4 21 & explored this completely. It is arguably one of the best spots for native birds on the island. Then we took the "four lane road" with stands M S and drove down Loa & i lovely peninsula with 4-wheel drive. Drove in ~3 mi., & walked another mile to a Kapuka on W side of rd. Explored this, took our lunch. On way back we stopped to see Kaumana Cove ~ 4 mi. from H:10. Meeting all afternoon; banquet in evening. Aug 1+2 - meeting all day & evening of 1st. Aug. 3 - Left Hawaii for Maui at 09:00 & then on to Lana'i arriving 12:00; met by my brother George.
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Liddickon 1991 Birds seen on the island of Hawaii, July 28 - 3 Aug.: Nene Goose - 2 s.r. - 1 Kilauea crater (30Aug) Black (White-capped) Noddy Tern - 100+ off coast nr. Keana Pt. (Volcanos Natl. Pk.) Gray Frigatebird - 1 (Pearl Line Rd.) (31 Aug) Hawaiian Hawk (Io) - 1 seen by others - partly near Kaumana Cave Spotted (Chinese) Dove - com. in Hilo & at lower elevations elevations in 1st Zebra (Barred) Dove - com., in Hilo & at low elevations Common (Indian) Myna - heard, in Hilo & at low elevations, elevations. N. Mockingbird - seen. Probably seen in Hilo Defense White-eye - 2+ nr. Thurston Lava Tube (Natl. Pk.), + 1 Pt., + 2 nr. Thurston Lava tube (Natl. Pk.), + 1 Louise also saw 1 in H:10. heard in Kapuka 21, 1st first location also near 1 individual that foraged like a creeper (mimetic), was dark blue green color, bill markedly long & almost straight + had a whitish wash under its eye. L. Fried thought it might be a young White-eye rather than a creeper. Elepaio - around seen near Dr Thurston Lava Tube, 3 at Kapuka 21 + 3 at lower line Kapuka. Iiwi - 2 at Kapuka 21 + 2 at p.-e. kapuka. Akiapaua - 1 " + 3 " Com. Amahiki - 3+ " + 5+ " (in shade or low area) Omao - 5 " + 4 " (mostly heard but few seen) Hawaiian Sparrow - com. in H:10 & vicinity areas
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LIDICKER 1991 Birds Hawaii cont. Hawaiian Finch - few, in Hilo + other sites but very rare N. Cardinal - com. in Hilo + at low elevations elsewhere Nutting Mannikin (Finchbird) - com. in Hilo n=17 (not counting hawks) Also saw mangroves on numerous occasions, various elevations. Aug 3 cont. George gave us a tour of Lanai City + vicinity, including the Koele Lodge. Played "putting golf" with G. & Kathy, + visited swimming club's facilities (5:14 pm). Aug 4 George took us to Manele Bay after touring pineapple fields. Showed us newly opened Manele Bay Hotel + went swimming at Hulopoe's Bay beach + went snorkeling off cliff's edge of land (got with a large h ly. fish 2:32 with fine dark line along side, ~1 1/4 ft in length). More swimming. Dinner at Koele Lodge (8:30 pm - 10:30). Aug 5 From 10:00 -18:50 pm, drove a "jeep" for George + found and isolated ~10:15 -~14:00 drive up Mount Trol for Ned. Got almost to highest point before coming to a giant sand puddle we could not get through after several tries (5.3 mi. from cemetery at lower end of trail). Walked 1/2 + mi. to crest of trail + then returned the way we came. About 50 ft. below the crest (~1000 m.)=3320 ft. + caught a small skink that was disappearing into the heavy fern ground cover (WZL 4112). Nearly we saw another skink just a bit slightly larger. Took photo of general area. Also found a small earthworm on the path, so it was badly dehydrated we put it in a puddle in the road.
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Lidicker 1991 Aug 5 cont. Drive NW toward Garden of the Gods (Kanaqunu Hwy). Turn N, turned coast on Aweilua Rd. + descended to near the coast + then climbed back + went down Kaena Rd to (2.5 mi.) a few miles from coast + returned. Caught geckos + drove the waying (w/EL#4 #13). Aug 6 - Drive to Manele Bay harbor at 09:00 when we took tour on jonboat back to 11:45. We were the only passengers & skijper was "Larry". We went round Sweethart Rock + W along coast, past Palaea Point, Kahakii's jump + N to Kaumalapau, the island's port. Then we returned to Kahakii's jump when we snorkled along the edge of the cliffs + a small cave. Returned to Manele Bay & to have lunch with George. Return to Lanai City. Then about 14:00 drive N & NE on Keomuku Rd. At the coast we drove 1.1 mi., NW along Shipwreck Beach, stopping to look around + walk over in the surf. Then we drove 7 mi. from the rd. junction (and 8 percent) along the coast in the other direction (SE). We found the old church at Keomuku & continued almost to the south where a harbor at Kahana Hawaii. Return to Lanai City at dusk + drove S 1/2 hour into the pineapple fields (standard) to look for owls. Aug 5 cont. Drive 2.3 mi., down Kaena Rd. from jct with Polihua Rd. & then walked down about another 1/2 mi.. At about 1.6 mi. down this road a small grove of a leguminous tree begins ("margate"). On the way back we again examined the area of dry forest geckos mostly south SE of the "Garden of the Gods"; some on both sides of the road.
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LICKSON 1991 Aug 5 cont. Reportedly about 180 ac. have been set aside for the National Conservancy. These forest patches seem to be predominantly of 1 species of tree which has large leathery leaves. Also all the forests on Kaua'i weakened from the strong prevailing winds. Took photos of this forest new job with Lapaluki Rd. Aug 7 - Took 09:30 flight to Honolulu where we had + 3 hrs wait for flight back to San Francisco. In the gardens at the airport, saw 18 & 19 Red-vented Bulbuls, Corn Myna's, and House Sparrows. Arrived home ~ 10:30 pm PDT. Mammals noted on Lana'i: feral cats - common - Lana'i City + around Manele Bay Mus musculus - remains in owl pellets found on Keana Rd (Aug 5), 1 dead individual found on Ship-wreck Beach Rd (Aug 6), & 1 seen near corns and dusk quiet S. of Lana'i City (Aug 6). Axis deer - signs seen - rubs, + Serge Watts seeing them frequently and Lana'i City Deer sign (tracks) + dropping + tracks) abundant and in dry forests in the vic. of Cardle #2 Site. Three groups (8,2,2) seen along the Keana Rd, & also found 1 feralized skeleton (including part of skull). "mariflon" - a large slender lizard seen at our lowest water on the Keana Rd (Aug 5) - n=4. Two individuals seen on the lower part of the Kaomukanu Rd. [illegible] (Aug 6). Noted prominent black stripe in shading
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LIDICKER 1991 Hawaii high count. From the chin to the chest, Hawaii on line 6 mid-islands were like those in Barking shops (2 small ones had no bears or only walking - 1 is [illegible] graph). Reports George reports no mangroves in Kailua. Reptiles noted from Lanai: Skinks - seen both on Aug. 5 Geckos - see notes on Aug. 5; perhaps they are common. George & Kelly think that anoles also occur on Lanai but not seen more. Green sea turtle - ~10 watched feeding in surf just off lava rocks along Skip Ponds Beach (Aug. 6). Seemed to be 2-3 ft in circumference large. Lana'i Bird List: Hawaiian (Dark-rumped) Petrel - 1 [illegible] Kahakilis jump (sw cliff) Black (White-capped) Noddy - 6+ Vic. Kahakilis jump & 1 seen sun along S. shore of island White-tailed Tropicbird - 4 soaring in Hanolo Gulch on E. side (seen from Munroe Trail); 3+ along sea cliffs, SW side of island. Black-crowned Night Heron - 6 all flying at dusk just S of Lanai City (Aug. 6) toward NW & settling points. Gray Francolin - abundant from Lanai City to coast; a few at slightly higher elevations; many woods seen (mostly 2 1/2 group). Ring-necked Pheasant - common in Palawai Basin. Wild Turkey - seen frequently from ~8:00 to see land (on both N & S ends of island).
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Lanai 1991 Lanai's bird list cont. Lesser Golden Plover - 1 (N. and Palawai Basin); 1 (NE coast) Wandering Tattler - 1 (from NE SW cliffs) Sandpiper - 1 (NE coast) Ruddy Turnstone - 8 (NE coast) Rock Dove - 1 (NW coast, nr. Kaena Pt.); 1 (Manele Bay) Spotted (Chinese) Dove - seen frequently on Palawai Basin But not as common as usual H:10.f Zebra (Barrud) Dove - abundant from Lanai City to coasts. Especially common in "marquis" forest along N & E coasts. A few seen up to ~600m. Shaw-billed (Hawaiian) Owl - 3 seen at dusk S. of Lanai City (Aug 6). Eurasian Skylark - 4+ on NW coast & 4+ NE coast & possibly 2 seen on Palawai Basin in thickets. N. Mockingbird - 2 (thickets); 1 (N. slope) Common Myna - common, most abundant on Palawai Basin but seen from sea coast to ~650m. Japanese White-eye - a few seen from sea level (Manele Bay) to top of Lanaiake. N. Cardinal - common in Lanai City & also seen at somewhat higher elevations & to coasts (like N & S), Near Manele Bay, a flock of mixed N. Cardinals & Red-crested Cardinals was seen. Red-crested Cardinal - common around Manele Bay & it seen on N. coast as well. House Finch - seen regularly on Palawai Basin.
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LIDICKEN 1991 Landi Bird List cont. Common Amakihi - 1 seen at high elevations on Murora Trail, but not seen well. Akepa - 2+ at ~900m on Murora Trail Horn Sparrow - common to widespread Warbling S:IV still - flock of ~12 seen near jungle in jungle fields. Nutting Manakin (Ricket) - common, especially on Balawari. Been but see up to highest elevations on Murora Trail), seen in native & mixed forests, & also a few at lower elevations. n=27 Farallon Island trip August 18 5:30-16:30 Louise & I boarded boat shortly after 5:30 at Emeryville Marine. Trip was sponsored by Golden Gate Aviation Soc., leader was Peter White. Overcast except for ~3:00-4:30pm when sun came out as we were approaching Golden Gate Bridge. Fairly rough seas on way out & the relatively calm. Went directly to Farallon Islands and approached them closely on SE island. Then went W toward edge of continental shelf, churning as we went for several miles (taking a cloud of gulls with us is supposed to attract all species of shearwaters.) Then we returned to Farallons, and went NW for several miles looking for reported Hunt- stock whales. Returned to vicinity of Farallon & then headed directly back. Cost: $29 each. Saw 3 Butterflies on separate occasions far out on the ocean.
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LIDICKEN 1991 Aug 18 cont. Mammals seen: Hump-backed Whale - 2 watched feeding for ~20 min. cnr mi. NW of Fovea. Did flukes up dive once. Seal herd cnt. to depart fm: one whl smaller than other N. (Steller) sea lions - ~20 seen (1 y w/gry & Zephyrs) Caly sealions - ~30 seen + on 2 occais 1 w/2 individuals seen to "purse" I was surprised that they can clear out 1 th water. This was away from the details. Elephant seals - 2 grps of ff's & jvns. (~10) on island beach. Harbor seals - ~10 Birds seen: Black-footed Albatross - 1 (W. & Far. I.s.) Pink-footed Shearwater - 2 (W.& F.I.), 1 (to NW of FI) Sooty Shearwater - 35+ Brown Pelican - 25+ D. cv. Cormorant - 40+ (S.F. Bay), 3 (F.I.) Brandt's Cormorant - 100's vic F.I. Pelagic Cormorant - 100's vic F.I. Whimbrel - 1 (FI) Wandering Tattler - 2 (F.I.) flock of Daritthor-sized sandpipers flying ov SF Bay - 15+ Red Phalarope - 80+ Herring Gull - 5+ (S.F. Bay + 1 little just Golden Gull) Ring-bd. Gull - 1 (Emergville) Lessing Gull - 30+ (S.F. Bay + 1 little just GS.)
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LIDICKEN 1991 Aug 18 cont Western Gull - 1000's Elegant Tern - 25 + (a few in Bay, rest within 1 mi., q. C.G.Bridges) Forster, Tern - 1 (Emeryville) Common Murres - 500+ (from gulls inside 66 to FI.) Pigeon Guillemot - 50+ Cassini's Auklet - 35+ (almost all with a few miles of FI.) Rhinoeros Auklet - 3 (FI) Tufted Puffin - 25 + (mostly n/w. F.I.,) White-Patched Scaup - 1 (FI.) Belted Kingfisher - 2 (FI.) 1 resident, 4- count sized land bird on ocean ~ 1/4 mi. from FI, obviously looking for place to land) Red-w. Blackbird - 1 (Emeryville) n=24 + 2 migrant Aquatic Park, Berkeley CA Sat., 2 17:45-19:45 warm & clear. Birds counted: Pied H. Grebe - 18+ Great Egret - 5+ Bik w. Night Heron - 7 Mallard - 30+ Reddy Duck - 1 ♂ Killer - 3 Amr. Avocet - 8+ Wandering Tealier - 1 (concrete pier off island side) Ring N Gull - 30+ Forster Tern - 20+ Mourning Dove - 15+ Dah. cr. Cormorant - 20+ Snowy Egret - 25+ (kid many youngs) Arnpard goose - 10+ Scamp - 1 ♂ Amr. Coot - 1 Bik. wks. Stilt - 4 Gt. Yellowlegs - 12 Herring Gull - 1 Rock Dm - 2 Belted kingfisher - 1 ♂
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BLICKER 1991 Sept. 2 cono. Bush-kit - 6 t Caly. Tarhon - 20t Browns Blkland - 1t Marin Headlands - 22 Sept. w/l NL 11:30-2:45 p.m., Heavy fog over/Headlands. After writing at the lighthouse for awhile went to Pt. Bonita Light. Stayed at Rodeo Legion & then came back to top of headlands (still foggy). Cool w/se winds from W. Pied M. Grebe - 6 t (Legion) D. cv. Cormorant - 20t (Legion) Shary Egrete - 3 Mallard - 8t (Legion) Sharp - Lincoln Hawk - 15t Simons's Hawk - 1 (round color photo) Rove. Crest - 8t (Legion) Black Terns - 1 (Pt. Bonita) Heavens Gull -3 Herring Gull - 20 t Mormon Duv - 1 (Rockland) Wren-kit ? - 2 coll notes my mistake. Sparrow - 1 n=23 Evr. Starling - 1 Red-winged Blackbird -8t Hummer? - 1 n=27 Brown Pelican - 15 t Pelagic Cormorant - 50t (other count) Great Egret - 2 Turkey Vulture - 10 t Cooper's Hawk - 20 t Sandpiper - 2 (Pt. Bonita) Richard Sandpipers - 2 (Legion) Ring B. Gull - 1 Western Gull - 50t Amur Crow - 1 (Rockland) San Francisco Bay, Marin Co. Shore Oct. 6 Explored the Marin Co. shores of the Bay with Louisa. Left home ~10:30, returned 16:30. Warm or clear day but lazy. We started at Strawberry Spit & Richardson Bay. The spit has been restricted with a channel separating the listed section while it is a
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LDickson 1991. Oct. 6 cont. Follow Sand mountain to the proximal station on which giant houses are rapidly being built. Vegetation covers the spit down the high tide line. A second inlet cuts across the spit just N of the first. We saw 1 seal in this channel or another later in the season, possibly the same individual. Drive west to Tijuana Peninsula including Ballona and continued N to Larkspur. Walked to end of Greenbrae Boulevard. Then stopped at Larkspur Landing for lunch (~14:30). Continued N to San Rafael and along the N side of San Rafael Bay (stopping to view the Marin Islands), to Pt. San Pedro (McNear Beach). Went on to Channel Camp where we lunched and then continued NW along the peninsula + back to Hwy 101. Then we saw many giant saltmarshes along the N shore of this peninsula. Potentially good landbird site for north or W end of W. Marin Island + also a Red Rock (nr. China Camp). We also viewed The Sisters Islands off Pt. San Pedro. Birds noted: Pied M. Grebe -2 West. Grebe -4 Brown Pelican -1 (L) Great Egret -3 Mellie -1+ (Strawberry Cay) Surf Scoter - 10+ Amer. Coot - 12 (Standing Pt.) Amer. Avocet - 50+ Eared Grebe -1 D. cv. Cormorant - 50+ Gt Bl Heron -3 Snowy Egret - 10+ Pintail - 12+ T. Vulture - 10+ Bills at St J + -10+ Sj & Red Sandgrouse -1 (Strawb. Sp.)
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LIDICKER 1991 Oct 6 cont. Harrison's Gull - 3 (1st San Pedro + Chile Camp) Right Gull - 40+ Caly. Gull - 1 (Chile Camp) Herring Gull - 40+ West. Gull - 20+ Forster's Tern - 10+ Rock Dove - 2 Anna Hummingbird - 1 Sand Jay - 10+ Am. Crow - 10+ Chaco, M. Chickadee - 2+ (Birds) Red bre. Nuttall - 1 (Birds) N. Mockingbird - 1 (Tidum) Env. Starling - 10+ Yel. ranged Warbler - 5+ (Starling SP.) Caly. Tanager - 2 Song Sparrow - 2 White-evr. Sparrow - 8+ Brown's Blackbird - 25+ Horn Sparrow - 2+ (via Granbrea B.) n = 36 New England Survey 16-19 Oct. Oct. 16 via Plymouth Drove from Cambridge, MA to Provincetown on the old Cape Cod. Overcast all day and rain most of the time. Warm only first cold front end of day. Stayed at Guest Harbor Motel. Mammals noted: Sy/vil lagers - 1 + tracks in several places Stinus carolinensis - Salt Fl. - very common on beach & dune Tamias striatus - 1 Salt Fl. Birds seen: D. cv. Commonant - 50+ Gt. Bl. Kleea - 1+ (Salt Rd) Black Duck - 15+ (Plymouth area), Mallard - 30+ (Plymouth area) Snri.-jelled Plover - 7 Black-keel. Plover - 2 Sanderting - 3 Lesser Yellndups - 1 Laughing Gull - 1 (Salt Rd ) Herring Gull - ahund Gt BB Gull - 10+ Ryng M. Gull - 50+ Common Tern - 80+ Sh-shinned Hawk-1
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LIDICKEN 1991 Oct 16 cont. Past Dorn - about (Boston area) Mourning Dorn - 7 Diving Warbler - 1 Blue Jay - 30+ Am. Crow - 20+ Bik-cd. Chickadee - 2+ Am. Robin - 10+ Carar Waxwing - 40+ Eur. Starling - about (Boston area) Yel. rumped Warbler - 2+ N. Cardinal - 2+ Severnad Sparrow - 2 Sav Sparrow - 3 White-throated Sparrow - 1 House Sparrow - many n = 29 Oct. 17 - breakfast N Eastham. Dwn S. to Great Island trail to "The Gut" via Wellfleet; Nauset Beach to Coast Guard Beach & back to lodging 6, lodging 28 to 39 to 28 to Dennis Pond to Hyannis; lodging 132 to 6, to .6 East to m. 25 to I 195 to Mattapoisett (lunch) on Buzzards Bay; to Fairhaven to I 195 to Fall River, lodging 24 to Tiverton to Portsmouth to Bristol to Providence. I 95 to I 495 to I 93 to Salem, New Hampshire. Stayed at Sussex Chalet. Started to rain along S. coast of Cape Cod & after lunch it was continuous hard rain until it lifted up late in evening. Saw Tamiaceous duds on: corn at Wellfleet. Bird watch: Manx Shearwater? - 1 Nauset Beach: winds so strong & cold blowing so could not get steady look but seemed to be a moderate sized shearwater flying S, dark brownish at close & white later. N. Gannet - 4 (1 ad, 1+ 2y, r + 2 1st yr.)- Carrot Coast Guard D. c. Cormorant - 200+ Gt. Bl. Heron - 5
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LIDICKER 1991 Oct. 17 cont. Mute Swan - 6+ Canada Goose - 30+ Nannas Black Duck - 12+ Resident Scoters (not WL-w.) - 10+ B. Coom. Eider - 18 + 3f Bay side of Great Island + 1? Dennis Pt Red br. Merganser - 75+ all ff, Bay off Great Island resident ducks, joining Old-squaw in Court Old Beach B/E- but. Blown - 3 Sanderling - 25+ res'dt. sandpipers - 2 flying with flock of Sanderlings at Dennis Pt Beach when there is a rain of rock getting sported by sandy beaches. Slightly larger than Sanderling & joining Purple Sandpiper. Ring N. Gull - 20+ Herring Gull - 250+ G't. BB Gull - 20+ resident accipiters - 1 Rock Dnr - 15+ Mourning Dnr - 1 Belted Kingfisher - 1 (Out) N. Flicker - 4+ Tree Swallow - 300+ (Out) Blue Jay - 20+ Rus. Crow - 50+ Tufted Titmouse - 1+ Blk. cyp. chickadee - 30+ Red br. Nuthatch - 1 Gred. cr. Kinglet - 5+ Amo. Robin - 2+ N. Mocking bird - 1 Catbird Warbler - 2+ Euv. Sanderling - 40+ Palm Warbler - 1 Yd. painted Warbler - 20+ Amo. Goldfinch - 1 res'dt. finches - 15+ n = 37 Oct. 18 Rains stopped & clearing through morning. Route: Salem, Hwy 97 to Mass. + I-495 to #286 back into NH. Hwy 1A N, stopped at Hampton Beach St.Pk., and some places along waterfront, Wallis Sands St.Pk. to Portsmouth to Kittery, Maine to I-95 to I-295
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LIDICKEN 1991 Oct. 18 cont. Just S. of Portland, to Brunswick, US 1 to Woodrid, to Hwy 127 to Georgetown (bought a couple sandwiches); to Reid St. Park (on Boothbay Harbor) when in bed - picnic lunch. Returned to Woodrid to Brunswick, I-95 to 196 to Lisbon Falls to Durham x Auburn via # 136, to Mechanic Falls via #11 to 26 to Norway, hwy 117 SW to Bridgton, 302 to Conway, N.H. at 17:30 headed up on White Mt. for no. 112, to N. Woodstock. Stayed overnight at Carriage Motel; dinner Truants Tavern (nice place). OUR parent-in-law nr. Fryeburg, Red Square at Reid's St. Pk. Looking for food. Birds counted: Common Loon - 10 + Red-thr. Loon - 3+ Red-necked Grebe - 2 (NH coast) D.cov. Cormorant - 200+ Gt. Bl. Heron - 3 Con. Eider - 3 (NH coast), 65' (Rail's St. Ok) Black Scoter - 20 + Wh-w. Scoter - 15 + Swif. Scoter - 10 + Red-b. Merganser - 25 + (no # plum) Blk-bel Plover - 15 + Gt. Yellowlegs - 8 + Dunlin - 1 Semipalmated Sandpiper - 2+ Ring-necked Gull - 30 + Herring Gull - 200+ Gt BB Gull - 45 + T. Vulture - 2 (S. Me.) Rock Dove - 20 + Mourning Dove - 1 Horned Lark - 1 (Houghton B.) Blue Jay - 20+ Am. Crow - 50 + B.c. Chickadee - 15+ Am. Robin - 3 N. Mockingbird - 1 (NH coast) Eur. Starling - 60 + Yel-nmt. Warbler - 25+ Savannah Sparrow - 6 + Ipswich Sparrow - 1 (Hambden Bree St.Pk.)
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Lidicker 1991 Oct. 18 cont. Song Sparrow - 1t Br. Ind. Cowbird - 1 d + 12 (Hough B.) Horn Sparrow - 25 t n = 32 Oct. 19 Clear sky, calm & Am to Wm - 1 PM. Rams: N. Woodstock to Franconia Notch St. Pt. (08:15-09:30), return to N. Woodstock, Hwy 118 to Warren & Canada, US 4 to I 89 to 12A along Conn. R., S. to crawl under bridge across R. to Windsor, Vt. US 5 to Ascutney to I 91 S to Brattleboro (lunch at R. Review Restaurant: 12:15-13:00). Hwy 119 to Hinsdale NH & on to I 495 nr. Littleton MA, S. to Hwy 2 to Concord. Lap Concord 15'N - it is too congested to stop to see anything. Hwy 2A & I 95 to #2 to Cambridge; Hwy 16 to I 93 to Boston & Callaghan Tunnel to Logan airport. Arrived 13 w/n about 8 schedule at 16:17. Flight to SF scheduled for 17:38. Manned lists: Red Spruce at The Basin & ch. junct both - Franconia Notch St. Pt. Five birds noted: Denny Wolfaker - 2, B.C. Lockhart - 5t Gold. v. Keight - 1+ Eur. Starling - ++ Red Dawn Bluejay - 25 t Am. Crow - 40t T. Vulture - 1 (SF. Vt.) Herring Gull - Boston Red Th Basin head a "fitzhen"- like cell - partly & finish. Total miles driven + rented car = 949 mi. Total bird species for 4 days = 60 Tilden Park, Costa Costa CA, Calif Oct. 23 - R.C. Stullings camps a Micrastes californicus in a drift trap in the Big Spring Cynae area, along with a
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LIDICKEN 1991. Oct 23 cont. a Parnycus manucutus, a Chaeotigms californi, + a Re: Mimbres magelotis. I autopsied the M:cutas . 29 g, 8, faster let desc, and section pigment. tost. 6 x 3 1/2 mm, et not vis-ble; s.v. 5 mm. Oct 27 Monterey Bay Visited Near Bright Star Bank ~14:00 - 14:30 (clear) West Grde - 1 out (of ~15t now see well enough to distinguish Wth Chels brds, + all were West.) Eared bula - 4 Con. Luan - 1 Pacific Luan - 3 mudlet, loms - 10+ [krying way out] Brown Pelica - 45+ mudled, camacots - 30+ Wht Gull - 50+ Rin, Ad. Gull - 20+ Hermann's Gull - 5+ Wilred - 2 BHC, lad, Plver - 2 Marble Godwit - 1 Also saw 1+ sea lions. Nov, 19 Gary A. Beaman brought in 3 live D: jechons hernanni that he had caught (moder persit) on Nov. 14 (777 Morse Rd, Lafayette, Ca.). The data he provided are as follows. Approx. 12 mi. SW Tracy, San Joaquin Co. On Smiths Ridge between Hospital Creek & Lone Tree Crk, at Sect. 22 on Lone Creek 7.5 mi. Quail (1971). They were in a large colony at 1200 ft elevation near top of a rolling grass hill interspersed with juniper + cotton oak. It bordered a topo map with the location marked. I showed all 3 that pm. (wzL# 4114, 4115, 4116).
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LIDICKER 1991 San Pablo Marsh & Pt. Pinole Ry. Rk. Contra Costa Co. Calf. Dec. 15 13:15. 16:30 Went to San Pablo Creek Marsh first but did not stay long because of the incessant shooting at the nearby gun club. At Pt. Pinole Pk walked to S border of Park - Giant Marsh area. Weather: quite cold with some wind. Waxwing-type Grosbeak - 1 Scalp - 300+ Reddy Duck - 6 BLK Sk Kite - 2 Rot sk Hawk - 2 Blk-tailed Plover - 20+ Semi-palm. Plover - 4+ Willow - 130+ West. Sandpiper - 150+ Ring M. Gull - 120+ Herring Gull - 10+ Mourning Dove - 20+ Black Phoebe - 1 Winter Wren - 1 (salt marsh - Giant M) Am. Robin - 2 Eur. Starling - 500+ (mostly seen by Kells mr Richard) Yel. mapped Warbler - 1+ Savannah Sparrow - 15+ Golden cr. Sparrow - 2+ Dk. aged junco . 3+ H. Meadowlark - 1 Amr. Goldfinch - 1 Grosbeak - 4 Corn. Golden-eye - 80+ Osprey - 1 N. Harrier - 1 ? Rink. Pheasant - 1 ? Killdeer - 3+ Amr. Avocet - 23 Marbled Godwit - 8+ Least Sandpiper - 1+ West. Gull - 40+ Glaucous-winged Gull - 2+ N. Flicker - 2+ Tree Swallow - 2 R (v) Kinglet - 1 N. Mockingbird - 1 Caly. Towhee - 4 Song Sparrow - 5+ White cr. Sparrow - 50+ varied blackbird - 30+ Horned Lark - 6+ n = 42
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LIDICKEN 1991 Northern California Trip Dec 25 - 28 Dec 25 - Left home ~ 13:45 + drove N on US 101. Dinner - Garberville; overnight = Eureka with Del & Eddy Day. Dec 26 - Left Day's club 10:45 + drove S, to Lost Lake Rd exit + went to So. Jetty Rd + went around Jetty (Humboldt Bay). Weather was cold with a strong NE wind blowing. Continued N on US 101; lunch = Trinidad (restaurant on Trinidad Bay) - took 1 1/3 hrs! Drove N to Crescent City stopping briefly a few times along Big & Dry Lagoons. Got motel (Totem) + had snacks 8:45-9:05. Dec 27 - Rain = raining most of night. Light rain most of day, winds moderate. 09:10 - 13:55 Visited around Lake Earl Wildlife Area. Both Lake Earl and especially Lake Talawa were full of dark herons. Some in small boats were driving hundreds of ducks toward the islands; some were also shooting from a canoe. Returned to Crescent City for lunch. Then drove to Arcata + took US 299 E to Redding. Heavy rain & fog in intervals. It got dark near at Willamette Creek. Rain stopped as we approached Redding. Took I-5 to Red Bluff. Rain started up again on way to Red Bluff. Got a motel (Triangle). Rained for most of night. Dec 28 - 09:30 left Red Bluff for breakfast. Rain showers until close to Sacramento Wildlife Refuge which we visited 10:30-12:10. Here it was partly cloudy, sunny, cool, & windy. Continued S to Elk Grove S. of Sacramento through heavy rain + hail storms. Visited Will
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Lidicker 1991 25-28 Dec. cont. relatve medl ~ 21:00 & then drove home; light to intense rainfall most of the way. Arr. ~ 22:45. Bird list for trip: (HB = Humboldt Bay area; LE = Lake Eel Wildlife area; SW = Sacramento Wildlife Refug.) Pacific Loon - 1 (HB) Pied M. Grebe - 50+ (LE), 3 (SW) Eared Grebe - 1 (LE) West. or Clark's Grebe - 2 (LE) D. cr. Cormorant - 25+ (control), 1 (SW) Brandt's Cormorant - 1+ (HB) Pelagic Cormorant - 12+ (HB) White Pelican - 20+ (SW) Gt. Bl. Heron - 5+ (control), 1 (SW) Cattle Egret - 2 (LE) Great Egret - 100+ (control), 1 (SW) Snowy Egret - 1 (SW) Amur. Bittern - 1 (SW) Tundra Swan - 40+ (HB), 2 (n. of SW), 4 (SW) Gt. Snow Goose - 1 (HB), 1000's+ (SW) Ross' Goose - 15+ (SW) White-fronted Goose - 400+ (SW) Canada Goose (large) - 90+ (HB), 30+ (SW) Cackling Goose - 2 (HB), 600+ (SW) Green-winged Teal - 25+ (EL), 50+ (SW) Mallard - 5+ (LE), 200+ (SW) N. Shoveller - 1 (LE), 500+ (SW) Geedwell - 80+ (LE), 300+ (SW)
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LIDICKER 1991 25-28 Dec. cont. N. Pintail - 300+ (SW) Am. Wigeon - 20+ (LE), 300+ (SW) Ring-necked Duck - 30+ (Big Leg. crv), 1 [illegible] (SW) Redhead - 3 (coastal) muskrat Scamp - 100+ (coastal) Bufflehead - 150+ (coastal), 30+ (SW) Surf Scoter - 20+ (coastal), musk. duck, scoters - 100+ Wh. w. Scoter - 2+ (HB) Hooded Merganser - 18, 30+ #4 (LE) Red bre. Merganser - 1 (HB) Ruddy Duck - 200+ ([illegible] coastal), 400+ (SW) Turkey Vulture - 3 (coastal), 10+ (valley) Black-sh. Kite - 1 (HB) Bald Eagle - 1 min. (LE) N. Harrier - 5+ (coastal), 10+ (SW) Red-shanked Hawk - 1 (HB) Red-tailed Hawk - 20+ (coastal), 12+ (valley) Sharp-shinned Hawk - 2 (LE) Am. Kestrel - 2+ (coastal), 3 (valley) Sora - 1 (LE) Am. Coot - 500+ (coastal), 700+ (SW) Killdeer - 10+ (SW) Semipalmated Plover - 3 (Big Leg. crv) Black-bellied Plover - 10+ (coastal) Black Turnstone - 30+ (HB) Surfbird - 30+ (HB) Blew-neck Skit - 2 (SW)
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LIDICKER 1991 25-28 Dec. cont. Wood, South: ?w - 50+ (HB) Least Sandpiper - 80+ (coun), and 2 or red jitty with Turnstone, Dunlin - 15+ (HB), 2 (SW) Gt. Yellowlegs - 3 (SW) Wilsom's Snipe - 1 (SW) Ring billed Gull. 80+ (coun), 10+ (SW) Mew Gull - 2 (WB) Herring Gull - 100's (coun) Western Gull - 1000's (coun) Glaucus - Ringed Gull - 100+ (coun) California Gull - ? + (SW) Rock Dove - 8+ (urban + valley) Mourning Dove - 1 (HB) Gt. Horned Owl - 1 (LE) Short-eared Owl - 2 (Under Bateman + Ukiah) Aime's Hummingbird - 3 (coun) Belted Kingfisher - 2+ (LE) Daring Woodpecker - 1 (LE) N. Flicker - 15+ (coun), 2 (SW): coll. 1 aged shelled fester - LE. Black Phoebe - 4 (LE) Scant Jay - 1 (S, N W: Huts) 5 Yellow Jay - 2 (LE) Dove. Corn - 20+ (coun), 5+ (valley) N. Raven - 30+ (coun), 5+ (valley) Red Fox, Ch. Chicken - 8+ (HB) Black-capped Chickadee - 20+ (LE) Bewick's Wren - 1 (LE)
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LIDICKER 1991 25-28 Dec cont. Mare's Warmer - 5+ (LE), 1 (SW) Winter Warmer - 2 (LE) Golden - iv. Kinglet - 20+ (coastal, mostly LE) Ruby - cr. Kinglet - 15+ (coastal, mostly HB) Amv. Robin - 40+ (coastal, mostly LE) Wren - b.i. - 1 (LE) Northern Shrike - 1 (LE) - terrific view Loggerhead Shrike - 2+ (SW) Env. Starling - 15+ (coastal), 20+ (nr. SW) Yellow-rumped Warbler - 35+ (coastal), 4+ (SW) Townsend's Warbler - 1 (LE) Song Sparrow - 20+ (coastal), 2+ (SW) Swamp Sparrow - 1 (LE) Savannah Sparrow - 20+ (SW) White-crowned Sparrow - 20+ (coastal), 15+ (SW) DK-aged Yama - 15+ (coastal) West. Meadowlark - 20+ (LE), 10+ (SW) Red-wing - 200+ (SW) Brewer's Blackbird - 30+ (coastal), 50+ (valley) Horn Finch - 4 (LE) Prairie Siskin - 2+ (LE) Amv. Goldfinch - 5- (SW) House Sparrow - 3 (day IS unbilled) n = 100
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