Alaska species accounts, part 3, v4222
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Holmrs.R 1962 Erolia alpina 39. 4 July Barrow, Alaska The latter flew off. Perhaps this flock of birds consisted 1 no. females who were sufficiently motivated to perform courtsy antics - One as possible - since some birds are still laying eggs. The pair at the nest fiercely begged me slowly cautious forward the nest site - when I then moved a - feeling. However, every off - We would run up a stop if I moved figure 1 till. Mm kills were noted this morning in Ours are - That any when a bullet cock (20-25 kills - in 15 minutes). One high display heard - when a high under bird (not a queen, was) for several long drum out trills. - Nikwam was heard. Vest Labrador 2 eggs. apparently two young were in the vicinity of R.B. #3 - 8 flew off nest, when it was 100' away- landed 50' away - giving rat, rat, rat calls After landing, intermingled with a BEEP. Two young were found within 1' distance - or never proboffs nearby. Mere have looked with lat 24 hours