Lehner P. 1965 Jan. 12 packed two wooden crates with specimens in preparation for mailing to Washington; almost all the mammal specimens collected to date were mailed (boxed); Doc and I ran three transects across the island, sampling the vegetation by the point center quarter method. Jan. 13 took an inventory of materials; Binion called from Johnston about 11:20 A.M. saying that he and Norm had arrived too late to catch the M boat; at 12:40 we rode the VP to Johnston to mail (ship) the boxes and pick up Norm and Binion; the four of us looked over the island and Binion found 5 Grey-backed Tern eggs on the old pier and 4 on the islet.