Areneavis interper 27 June Meade River Coal Mine, 157925'W, 70929'N, Block Cetariae associata. The bird flushed at some distance from the nest, and never gave a distraction display. The nest was linear with Haemarica and Cetaria (nivalis). The 3 incubated while I watched in the early morning. 30 June A pair is certainly nesting in the plots W of the N Lake by the centre plot. Couldn't find the nest and the birdy gave no clue at all. They do feed on the Curricularia fleet a little, and when the silver pair I found, are close to a Black-belly planer - mutual warning? They vigorously attack Colocas quells and Paracorte jaques that go over the area. See C. pusillus 4 July The 3 still near the Black-belly nest by the centre plot, scolding when I get in this area but not co-operative in nest finding at all. They are feeding on the peels a little, bred one brick spent some time out in the wrinkle. One feeding near a Caribou carcass on South Ridge. 5 July 3 seen flying over a Carry area near the dunes at the S-bows of Do Places in the evening. 8 July One of the birds near the Black belly nest came out to scold near the N end of the Curricularia plot and followed me nearly to the centre plot across the lake. The other bird were in the Eriophorus fleet between the two lakes. Found an empty nest cup of this species type in the curricularia along the