Lehner, Philip N., 1964-1965
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Lehner, P. 1904 22 Aug. 6 - up for breakfast and tried to go back to bed for awhile; however, rock and rock music from Brigg's cubicle and jazz from Sutcliff's drove me out of the rack again; went to other end and checked mouse traps. (continued p.24) SOOTY TERN SPECIES ACCOUNT 8:38 A.M. saw adult Sooty Tern ( from a group of 3 adults and 1 juvenile) drop into the water within a small cove; it came in for a landing of its own accord; landed on belly with wings partially folded (not certain). loran "C" tower waves X s00ty N secondary waves d 50' wind 25 mph road way /// // appeared to be resting - his feet could be seen going slowly but he appeared to be working only when he was being washed toward Northeast bank - kept himself from shore - was observed drinking ( stuck bill in water then (over)