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Holmes, R.
1963
C. melanotos
25 July Barrow, Alaska
Several flocks of gg + 77ff + some mixed
with Red Phalaropes - see census sheets.
The number 1 flock is being reduced by
emigration - 87? or very scarce now & it
seems like the ff are also departing.
Few flying immatures seen in Forbrest
Lake.
In afternoon, a flock / 5 gg seen-
ABCs - are 4 with chicks (telling by her
voice) on gasoline ridge + 18 with 2
chicks near North Meadow Lake. The
latter two ff + the 2 chicks were collet.
No others were seen in 2 hours travel.
26 July Most 87 have apparently departed & probably
many ff have also started to move. No large
flocks were seen today, but occasional single-
some 87 or 9 - were flushed from mud flats.
1 group / 38? 1134 A (1 48,38) (23 ad.RB)
were noted in 3½ km from & oaken
slowl. Nears all were in well
drainet upland & were still feeding on
adult insects.
One brood of 4-2-3 day old chicks + 8 were
found near Lake margin, 1st July flocks -
2 were banded, 2 collected. 1 brood 7, not
yet-flying chicks (14) were collected along the
south of North Meadow Lake. One other brood