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Holmes,R.
1963
C. melanotos
11 June Barrow, Alaska
The fox separated until they were 6" apart + flew side 1 sid - and daylight
I was doing so. They kept going right
higher above the tundra until I
disappeared for sylt (second)
Sun - but they must have been
at least 150-200 feet above the
ground). - at least we were
flying the gurgling cross note.
12 June - One settled 3 in remond plot - seen
2 class 3 individuals (personally different
birds - one was chanted
the note + only the frontland 3 was
seen to return) - while I believe we
still have not around 4, PS. - then they -
they may still be unsettled 3D
mating in area.
Only 1 displaying 3 in AACS area
he was a One grassy flat south of
Traplines 9+10. - None seen No.1
AACS.
15 June This was the most abundant species -
The Drowail census plot + this year
They are more dense than they have
been in the last 4 years. See Census
Sheet(~ #1's Territory Sites.