Alaska species accounts, part 2, v4221
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Holmes,R 1960 Erolia melanotos 18. 13 july Barrow, Alaska Marsh. Thru 1 There were 99, all of which had blood patches (one was beginning to feather-out). There may have just been adults with eggs young but failing? - or birds with nest failures. The 89 + 99 all showed body molt in the various stages. Some were just beginning; Others were molting heavily. No wing molt was observed. The birds appear to be light breast color which resulted from molting new feathers. 14 july Barrow → Stevnits, Alaska Several groups seen between bent the lake. Most 1 there were in moist places (old lake peat, lake edge, etc.). None were noted, however, in footprint lake. 15 july Barrow, Alaska Only several small groups ever seen in North's Area + Stoughton vicinity. 16 july - Very few flocks noted down a trip to the Tuktuq plot through the evening. Central Wren was again Lowa Petronas - otherwise seen