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Holmes, R.
1959
Plectrophanax aiivilas
21 June Barrow, Alaska
The nest in the trees now has 6 eggs, and
the female is incubating. Several
pairs are still seen flying and cheering
over the tundra.
25 June Barrow, Alaska
The hunting are now paired
off and are seen only occasionally.
The males singing have slowed
down with song heard occasionally.
The nest in the trees still contains
6 eggs.
30 June Barrow, Alaska
The nest in the trees still contain
6 eggs; none are hatching yet.
3 July Barrow, Alaska
0900 - All young have hatched from the
nest in the trees. The young have a
considerable amount of feathers
for just having hatched.
6 July Barrow, Alaska
These birds were common today,
especially among the many
drums where are stocked
behind A.R.I.. Both males and
females were present, and both
were feeding. Several were seen under
plumes, apparently molt is underway.