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Holmes, R.
1961
Erolia aspina
9.
13 June Barrow-Ikrovik, Alaska
plot, a good number seemed to be present. Display
hovers were seldom scattered. Only through
a long time spent on the plot - cover they
be discovered.
15 June During an entire morning of driving, only 3
were seen or heard (during frequent stops).
Two 8? were overflown; both had immutatus
patches? No 8? seen - may indicate that all
were on the nest, but worse, The general
lack of RB activity leads me to believe that
they are generally scarce this year.
17 June During a morning spent along the Bear Ridge,
Curtis Mountain - Boulder Ridge, only 1?
was seen (others over. The hawks were heard). The
nest on the Bear Ridge. In the afternoon - only 2
displaying 8? were in the B.R. center
plot. One nest was located on the
plot on the east side of the ridge. The
nest was located in a grassy area, but the
grass was not wholly covering the nest - it
was generally exposed. No 4 did not do a
mouse run, but flew directly to
the nest and landed nearby as I looked at
the eggs.
A couple of hawks were heard displaying
No. 1 vole area during the late
afternoon.