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Childs
1958
30 June Pitmegea River, Cape Sabine, Alaska
note purheat, a single syllable not
like a piglet at home. The habitat was
a plateau above a fair size stream (One
mile creek), a rocky, wind blown area.
It was not dissimilar from the spot where
I got the other one, i.e. rocky, near
the edge of a steep precipice, and high
relatively speaking from the surrounding
area.
3 July Pitmegea River, 5 miles SE Cape Sabine, Alaska
Collected me and several others seen on
bluffs along river. One shot on river bank.
Anton seen near camp.
6 July Fairly common along river and on top of
mountain 7 miles up north fork of Pitmegea.
8 July Fairly regular along the river.
12 July Few, and quiet now
13 July Many on mountain up Northfork
22 July Pitmegea River, 7 mi SE Cape Sabine, Alaska
a few seen along the river
9 July Pitmegea River, Cape Sabine Alaska
Occasional pygmy ant wagtails, four
passed through while we were returning.
Two pygmy near Tent today. They
separate one another quite closely at
distance of perhaps.