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Maclean
1969
Arenaria interpres
4 June
Flock of these by the Dump.
5 June
Noisy, loose flock of ca. 15± in
Britton's area.
6 June
the most numerous shorebird
in the area. Saw several pairs
feeding very actively in the small
amount of exposed tumora at Elean
Bluffs. Others flying by. The Britton
area flock is now ca. 30 birds.
9 June
Still many birds, and they are
dispersing to occupy new tumora as it
is exposed. this could be a turnstone
year.
10 June
these seemed to be less
conspicuous today.
14 June
there is a nesting pair on the
top of Beach Ridge, 30. of FAA.. Saw
them attack a passing Parasitic Jaeger.
6 July
the first nest known to hatch
our today.