Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
| www.biodiversitylibrary.org
Transcription
RTH
1963
E. melanotus
18 July Barrow, Alaska
flying around excitedly o given source
from 1 Dr duboite display. The 3 with
Dr hood & Dr strypt display stays
in direct - it was more persistent.
The others must be birds who have
lost their hood but still have the
motivation to perform such acts.
(Three) One 49 was collected. Only 1
case/ 8-8 interna was noted in this
hump parts - that was when Dr georg
first arrived - The 3 with Dr hood flew
6' landed near me (One display)
burst from a flight for about 2'-left
it returned to display time. The
The group dispersed - except 1 with a
hood - when I started shooting.
19 July - Nest 443 - south side / quinlin ridge - on slope -
but almost at the wet marsh - seems
by Euphema vagratae & Poo - given -
30% core - 4 was present - Egg -
N 4 hosted intact.
Several groups / 78 - usually 2-4 inches -
were seen between level ridge
quelin ridge & in both slopes - then
were mostly feeding in upland
polysom - however a few individuals
were not monster.