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Amerman
1964
Sand-Johnston
noddly nesting area; #2 in open area
and Tribulus east of transmitter
building; #3 in open ground and
Tribulus on the SE slope; #4 - Tribulus,
behind transmitter building; #5-
open ground, Tribulus? Sequarium?
on slope.
While laying out the study plots
three unattended Sooty eggs were found.
600 Sooties banded 8:30-12:00.
One Christmas Island Shearwater
on hill near Brown Booties during
banding.
Feb 5
We made arrangements with the Special
Services people (through Sgt. Thomas) to
be taken out in a small boat off
the shore of Johnston in hopes of
picking the gull up in the water. A Mr.
Hunt of the Navy picked us up here
at 5:30 pm and after some searching
we found the gull far out in the
vicinity of a platform off the SE corner
of Johnston. We could not get near
the bird as it was sitting in the
reef area and it was low tide.
Also many sharks (4-6') in the area -