Hobbs, R. 1961 3. Enolia bairdi 8 June Banns, Alaska could be seen + rained his wing - wheel was away from the & (in a amplit foster). They not took flight, but due to contour factors I was not able to tell who we observing who. So apparently nests are made t from my General impression, The & to the one who holds in other part in construction. It is most likely that the site had already been picked that the causal settling which I saw was not the initial discovery. Bairds were also chucked near ATCS. Several pairs seemed to be present with considerable chasing going on. In one case, 2 BB were off the &. There was actual physical contact observed, where the birds lowered their heads, pulled their necks in + charged, this resulting in a shuffling fight with wing beating against each other - sand and like. The & stood by all this + finally put off went flying off from a distance close on Bulundre. Later - I went up to - partial courtship where he cocked his tail, flaked 1 very away from the &, + he followed behind he was but wings held at a 30° with the horizontal. Believe wings held at about a 10° above