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1. Coele
1959
Motacilla flava
8 June Peters-Schwader Lakes - one was
seen foraging along a stream bank
on lower part of Whistler lv and was
collected.
19 June Uniat - appears to be present in
unusual abundance - at least conspicuous
in many quarters from the river well
into the uplands.
Nest - just back of camp in the
highly disturbed area around the
brewed out transmitter shack. (eggs
in ledge - grass cup at base of a moss-
covered or mounded dwarf shrub -
heath tundra - tops canopy of Betula
and Empetrum - lined with caribou
hair and a few ptarmigan feathers -
near stands of alder up to 3 feet high.
22 June Uniat - Nest - 6 eggs, on upper
throre west of Uniat Lake - on
mound - ledge - heath - dwarf
bush (up to 18") tundra - depression
at base of E. vaginatum turned on
side of a mound - canopy of cotton
ledge, birch & Sedum & Cranberry -
submerged by wet ground & near
flooded redge marsh - cap lined with
M. oconomag few few ptarmigan
feathers - also grass sprays.