DATE 4 Dec 64 Pg.# NE N W S SW SE E time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0400 beach 'o' Petel 1 0615 begin observations 0620+ Sunrise 0706 Storm-petrel sp 1 SE All clark, rather far out. Did not see white rump patch but cannot authoritatively say it was not there. 0820 Juan Fernandez P. beach 'o' Petel 1 2 SE 0827 Sooty Tern 1 3 S 0912 Cook's Petrel 1 SE 0937 beach's Petrel 1 SE 1038 Sooty Tern Cook's Petrel 2 3 E NW Taken they broke up (Feeding) Flying fishes seen on watch MPCPC MPBPC Estimated sizes "Small" 5-8" "Medium" 7-12" "Large" over 12" Schultz notes that most flying fish take off into the wind. This appears to be the case for most of the individuals seen on this watch (mostly MPBPC). Most of these flights are abortive and short (wind speed 19 knots) but one MPBPC had a relatively long (2-4 sec) flight directly downwind. 10:44 - additional species of flying fish seen (though but poorly) a small fish close to the ship had definitely red-brown tones to the pectorals. Several seen. 1112 Loach's P. 1 1115 Kenmare P 1 1142 Sooty Tern 1 NE seen by Penny - clark phase 1412 Sooty Tern Newell's S. 1 NE travelling 1426 J.F. Petrel 1 1455 Wedgetail 1 SE light 1511 Cook's Petrel 1 S 1522 Wedgetail 1 N light 1538 Cook's Petrel 1 seen by Termite 1606 Sooty Tern 1 1613 J.F. Petrel 1 SE 1623 PTTB 1 1631 JFP 1 NW This makes it tough - Termite says WT and lie sees 'bivels' better than I do. Thought boat was gray. Thought it had light under-tail coverts. About black bonnet but? 1645 Bulwiers 1 SE 1658 Sh. petrel 1 SE 1705 beach's Petrel 1 ESE 1709 Sh. petrel 1 1719 beach's Petrel 1 SSE 1750 J.F. Petrel 1 1800 end observations 1805 J.F. Petrel after sunset