1990 Journal 191 Big Creek Reserve, San Lucia, Monterey Co., California 400 ft 24 June an excursion. At transect #11 there was no one around did not leave Seabird eggs; there were still 4 cormorant egg w there. At transect #5 started 4 egg of 3 dummies + heard 8 sig. I am pretty sure & put in 4 dummies - I do not know what happened to it. I decided not to use the Seabird transfer eggs at clutched #11, I feel at this point if the excursions work I need some baseline coastal ground data. I am staying out. Feynman tonight because the archaeologists are at main camp. 25 June Next check at transect #6 top ground at plus marked left leg marked measured at 1017 hours DL 3.90 4.35 BD 3.76 3.51 BW 3.18 3.48 WL 24.48 22.71 TL 2.68 Removed 2.25 Tarsus 15.69 unmarked eggs from nest 16.52 Middle 17.51 19.22 Hallux 11.25 Both are 7 days old 10.92 ped much much wt 15.5g 15.0 Molt 1st R 0 2nd 0 11.46 tail 1.58 9.56 tail 1.41 primary growth have just Roundness 7.88 6.53 broken teeth on the proximal end. Bandid 77-96050 / K018D 77-96051 CR/ED Transect #5 had 3 cold eggs - abandoned! Parents at Transect #6 both caught in mist net Bardino 77-96052 OR al/wk or 77-96053 RO GR BL 8.05 8.70 BD 5.40 5.57 CW 4.37 4.80 WL 60.87 56.55 TL 64.05 58.88 Tar 17.68 18.92 16.86 Middle 17.28 13.48 17.73 Hallux 13.47 14.98 ped much much tail ad ad wt 19.0f & brooded 17.0 g Roundness 14.29 11.90 Molt no This is a copy of scale