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Red-footed Booby adult: 737-45320 then 45342
437-45344
737-45347 then 45355
737-45415 then 45437
737-45471
Red-footed Booby imm. : 737-45351, 45343, 45345
(ad. with black spots) 45246
plumage 737-45375 then 45387
Red-footed Booby imm. : 737-45356 then 45374
(Brown plumage) √737-45447 then 45450
√737-45438 then 45446
√737-45470
✓ Frigatebird adult : 737-45410 then 45414
737-45451 then 45453 ♂ & ♀
737-45459 ♂, 460 ♀, 461 ♀,
462 ♀, 465 ♀, 466 ♀, 467 ♀, 469 ♀, 481 ♀
✓ Frigatebird imm. : 737-45482 - 45495
737-45454 then 45458
737-45463, 45464, 45468
Notes:
Banded east of runway :
Red feet 45427 then 45446
Taken off SW ledge :
Frigate 45454 then 45469
and 45481
Red feet 45470 and 45471
Doddies - also
Rest of Frigates and Doddies taken
in area between radar tower and runway
and north of the radar tower.
(Banding)
Runway
Banding
area Radar Tower
Beach
15 Oct. 1963 Rain + wind most of day. Worked
on excavation -tower at north end of island
in PM told rain drove us away. Worked on
specimens and banding schedules.
16 Oct. 1963 Rain and wind all day. Severe
electrical storm. Autopsied rats and worked
on banding schedules all day.
Banded wedgetail this evening which flew
into the building 405-12885.
Got out into this afternoon and tagged
seals. Tagged 13 (256 then 271 [3 broken])
and got 8 recoveries.
17 Oct. 1963 Rain and high winds all day.
Spent whole day autopsying rats and working
on data.
18 Oct. 1963 Rain and wind most of day.
Covered whole beach this afternoon looking
for accidentals and seals. Said on Arthya