BCF, Cromwell, June-July 1964

DATE 15 June 64 Pg.# 1 time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 1500 Start observation 1502 Brown Baby 1 - 1515 Blue-footed Albatross 1 1525 Bulwer's Petrel 1 1533 Noddy Tern 1 1552 Sooty Tern 9 Noddy Tern 2 Wedge tail 1 1555 Wedgetail 4 1600 Sooty Tern 2 1602 Wedgetail 1 1609 Sooty Tern 2 Noddy Tern 1 Wedgetail 1 1610 Sooty Tern 4 1612 Wedgetail 2 Noddy Tern 1 1615 Sooty Tern 2 1618 Sooty Tern 6 1620 Noddy Tern 1 1624 Sooty Tern 5 1625 Wedgetail 1 1626 Sooty Tern 3 1630 Sooty Tern 7 1631 Wedgetail 1 1635 Wedgetail 2 Sooty Tern 1 1639 Wedgetail 1 Sooty Tern 1 1645 Sooty Tern 1 sitting on basty at entrance to Pearl Harbor adult

DATE 15 June 64 Pg.# 1 time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 1655 Sooty Tern 1 1705 Red-footed B. Sooty Tern 1 1710 Red-footed B. Wadgetail 1 1720 Wadgetail 2 1724 Red-footed B. 1 1726 Wadgetail 1 1730 Wadgetail 2 1732 Wadgetail 1 1735 Wadgetail 1 1736 Red-footed B. 1 1740 Sooty Tern 1 1742 Sooty Tern 1 1745 Sooty Tern 1 1746 Wadgetail 1 Sooty Tern 2 1748 Sooty Tern 1 1749 Red-footed B. 1 1758 Wadgetail 2 1759 Noddy Tern 6 1805 Noddy Tern 1810 Red-footed B. 1 1811 Sooty Tern 1 1812 Sooty Tern 2 1815 Wadgetail 5 1818 Wadgetail 5 1820 Noddy Tern 8 1822 Noddy Tern 1 1825 Sooty Tern 1 1826 Sooty Tern 1 1842 Wadgetail 5 2 1843 Noddy Tern 1 1847 Sooty Tern 2 1849 Wadgetail 5 2 1850 Wadgetail 5 1 1855 Sooty Tern 3 Sub adult flushed from water Heading Toward Malaki ? ? Identification, by our number

DATE 16 June 64 Pg.# SE S SW E NE W NW N time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0605 begin observations 0608 Bulwer's P 1 N 0613 Bulwer's P 1 N 0617 Newell's, Bulwers 1 S N 0624 Wedgetail 2 S Sooty Tern 1 NE 0628 [illegible] 1 N 0637 Wedgetail 1 S S 0642 Newell's S 1 N S 0654 Wedgetail 1 N 0743 Wedgetail 5 S W Ne 0755 Wedgetail 5 3 NE 0820 Bulwer's P 1 NE 0835 Bulwer's P 1 N 0842 Wedgetail 5 2 0852 Wedgetail 5 2 0855 Bulwer's P 1 0902 [illegible] 3 flushed from water 1 dark phase. ? Identification by crew member. looked like they were feeding 0930 Wedgetail S 2 0933 Wedgetail 1 2 0935 Wedgetail 1 3 0937 Wedgetail 1 3 1028 Sooty Tern 75 Wedgetail 50 Fairy Tern 5 1029 Newell's S. 1 Fairy Tern 1 Wedgetail 2 1030 Newell's S. 1 S Shore Petrel 1 1040 Sooty Tern 1 SE 1107 Sooty Tern 50 Fairy Tern 2 N Wedgetail 5 2+ minatures 3 sitting on water feeding flock all birds, smaller than Wedgetail - seen by watch travelling

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DATE 17 June 64 Pg.# 1 SE SW E N N E NW W time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0602 Wedgetail S. 1 0605 begin observation 0615 clear/petrel 1 SW 0620 Sooty Tern 1 E 0621 clear/petrel 1 0624 Wedgetail 1 0710 Wadgptail 1 0715 Brown Is P. 1 SW 0734 Bonin Is P 2 SW 0742 Wedgetails 1 0759 Sooty Tern 2 0800 Wadgptail 3 seen by watch 0814 Dark-rumped Petrel 2 N both molting 0816 Petrel 1 N 0826 Brown Is P. 6 Dark-rumped P. 2 travelling flock 0845 Dark-rumped P. 1 S new plumage 0851 clear/petrel 1 N 0902 Brown Is P 2 NW new plumage 0904 Brown Is P 1 N 0906 Dark-rumped P. 1 2 molting 0915 Brown Is P. 1 NW new plumage 0920 Huskamto S.K. 1 NW 0922 Brown Is P. 1 SW 1017 White-nosed Petrel 1 NW Molting 1037 Red-tailed T.B. 1 S 50 ft Fairy Tern 1 25 ft 1042 Petrel 2P 1 SE 1048 White-nosed P. 1 - 1125 White-nosed P. 1 - 1130 Wedgetail S 2 SW 1132 Wedgetail S 1 SW 1155 Shearwater Petrel 1 W 1334 Bulwer's P. 1 S 1440 Dark-rumped P 1 SW 1439 Bulwara P 1 S

DATE 17 June 64 Pg.# 2 SE S SW E NE N NW W time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 1500 Bulwark WedgeTail S 1 2 Identified by crew member Dark phase. 1530 Bonin Is P 1 SW 1533 Hancocks S.P. 1 S 1558 Petrel S.P. 1 N 1612 Whale-veiled P. 1 N 1617 petrel/shear 1 N 1620 Sooty Tern 2.5 ±4 White Noddy P 1+ Dark-rumped P 2+ Wedgetail 6+ Bonin Is P 6+ feeding flock all dark feeding flock 1766 Shemotan Petrel 9±2 1712 Sooty Tern 3 Dark-rumped P 2 WedgeTail Shear 5±1 Tropicbird sp. 2 feeding flock (WedgeTails circle) Identified by crew member 1739 Bonin Is P 1 W 1812 Bonin Is P 1 1817 Bonin Is P 1 NW 1820 Bonin Is P 1 N 1825 Dark-rumped P 1 W fresh plumage 1900 end observations

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DATE 18 June 64 Pg.# 2 E SE S NE N W SW NW time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 1512 Wedgetail 1 E 1517 Bonin T.S.P. 1 SW 1527 Wedgetail 1 SE Newells S. 2 S [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 1543 Dark-rumped P 1 S 1609 Skimmer Petrel 1 SW 1614 Dark-rumped P 1 S 1620 Wedgetail S 1 SE all dark 1625 Dark-rumped P 1 SE 1646 Wedgetail S 1 SE dark 1709 Wedgetail 2 NE dark 1715 Wedgetail 1 NW dark molting 1716 Bonin T.S.P. 2 SW molting 1720 Wedgetail S. 1 N dark 1742 Bulwer P 1 NW 1754 Bonin T.S.P. 1 N 1802 Red-tailed T.B. 1 [illegible] Sooty Tern 1 NW Petrel S.P. 1 SE [illegible] [illegible] cave within 30 yds of ship, level at eye level. All dark brown except for light splatches under wings along center. Flies. Typically petrellids. Bill visible at close range - small or dark. Medium-large chunky shaped. Dark Harold's P.? 1850 end observations

DATE 19June64 Pg.# 2 N NW NE E SE S SW W S dir. hgt. remarks loc. 1243 Wedgetail 1246 Wedgetail 1248 Wedgetail 1250 Wedgetail 2 1252 Wedgetail 1255 Wedgetail 1256 Wedgetail 1305 Wedgetail 1323 Wedgetail 2 1330 Scotty Term, Wedgetails 1347 Wedgetails, Scotty Term 1355 Wedgetail 1426 Dark-rumped P. 1500 Patrol Skimmer 1534 Wedgetail 1558 Wedgetail 1615 Scotty Term 2 100ft 1616 Wedgetail 1617 Bulwark P 1618 Newell's S. 1625 Dark-rumped P. 2 1631 Dark-rumped 1635 S.Duo 1636 Wedgetail 1643 Wedgetail 2 1644 Wedgetail 1645 Scotty Term 1648 Wedgetail 1658 Fanny Term 1707 Wedgetail, White-tailed P. 1 NW dark 1 NW dark 1 NW dark 2 NW dark clear dark dark - identified by watch dark all dark but 1 feeding flicked all dark, wedgetails, feeding flock, dark seen by water dark dark dark - 3of4 showing molt signs seen by watch. joined 4 Wedgetails both molting - one with light rump very large clumby brown bird, pointed wings, constant flapping, white shafts to primaries, upper + lower seen dark, slightly fan-shaped, not long. came within 75yds dark light light dark molting Movements more directional than normal 125

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DATE 20 June 64 Pg.# 1 L) N NW NE E SW SE S N E W S S E S N E W S time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0.545 began observations 0.550 Wedgetail 1 N light 0.626 Shorwathy Patrol 1 N/W Seen by watch 0.625 white headed P 1 N/W molting 0.600 Wedgetail 1 N/W behind ship 0.655 Dark-rumped P 1 C molting 0.705 White-headed P 1 C 0.707 petrel sp 2 N/W D.R.P or W.N.P 0.734 Dark Rumped P 1 W 0.754 Dark Rumped P 1 S 0.839 Wedgetail S 1 SW molting-dark 0.925 Bonin Is. P 1 SE molting 0.942 white-headed P 1 N. 0.945 Wedgetail S 2 SW Light Shore white-headed P 2 SW 1.010 Newell's F 1 W 1.030 Bowers P 1 1.126 Dark-rumped P 1 NW 1.145 Bonin Is. P 1 NW 1.149 Wedgetail 1 1.235 petrel sp 1 1.442 Wedgetail 1 N 1.531 Wedgetail 2 N 1.535 Shear/petrel 2 N light 1.536 Bulcrebs P 1 N Seen by watch 1.542 Dark-rumped P 1 N molting 1.730 Wedgetail 2 NW land 1.742 shear/petrel 1 SW 1.758 white-headed P 1 W molting 1.831 Shear/petrel 1 N 1.846 Shear/petrel 1 S 1.855 end observations

DATE 21 June 64 Pg.# 1 NW N NE W E SW S SE time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0545 begin observation 0554 Sooty Tern 3 E 50 Ft above ship Heard a definite chirp from one. 0602 Petrel up 1 N Probably dark rumped or Bonin kt. 0629 Bonin kt P 1 S 0641 Petrel up 1 W Probably Dark rumped or Bonin kt. 0805 Dark rumped P 1 W 0915 Bonin kt P 1 W Light phase. 0928 Wedgetail S 1 E 1032 Wedgetail 3 Sooty Tern 3 Fairy Tern 1 Light Immature Small travelling flock 1055 Fairy Tern 1 E 1102 Bulwara P 1 S 1227 Bulwara P 1 N Wedgetail S 1 N Dark phase 1227 Sooty Tern 15±4 Fairy Tern 1 feeding flock 1445 Seagulls school seen - birds overhead - 5-6lbs. around 50 tons. 1512 Wedgetail 1 N 1528 Shear (petrel) 1 1608 Wedgetail 1 NW light 1621 Wedgetail 1 W light 1655 Wedgetail 1 light 1704 Wedgetail 1 N light 1745 Sooty Terns 60±15 NE Wedgetails 25±15 NE Feeding flock 1810 Wedgetail 1 NW Light Dark rumped P 1 S 1837 Wedgetails 3 N light 1855 Sooty Tern 50-55 Wedgetail 5 feeding 1905 end observation

DATE 22 June 64 Pg.# N NW NE E SW S SE W 0530 Sooty Tern 30 0510 Begin observations 0552 Sooty Tern 1 N 0610 Wedgetail 1 S 0614 Sooty Tern 1 S 0636 Sooty Tern 3 S 0642 Sooty Tern 1 S 0714 White-tailed T.B. 1 SE 0730 [illegible] 1 W 0753 Fairy Tern 1 S 0831 Wedgetail 1 S 0935 Shear/Petrel 1 S Sooty Tern 1 0938 Sooty Tern 30 ±2 Wedgetail 1 0954 Sooty Tern 4 1002 Sooty Tern 2 1015 Sooty Tern 200 ±50 Wedgetail 10 ±5 1033 Wedgetail 5 1036 Fairy Tern 1 E 1048 Harcourt's S.P. 1 E 1100 Sooty Tern 90° 20 SE Wedgetail 15° S SE 1115 Sooty Tern 1 SE 1118 Sooty Tern 1 W 1122 Sooty Tern 1 SE 1125 Sooty Tern 2 N/E 1130 Sooty Tern 4 SE 1146 Wedgetail 1 N 1155 Petrel-Shearwater 1 N 1210 Sooty Terns 13 N Wedgetails 1 N sighted by aviators from stern [illegible] watch Light Phase feeding Feeding flock Feeding

DATE 22 June 64 Pg.# 2 N NW NNE W E SW SE S time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 12 6 Sooty Tern 89 E scattered flock 12 41 Bulwer's Petrel 1 [illegible] 13 18 Red-tailed T.B. 1 C flying around glass ball 13 20 Sooty Tern 10 N adult 13 50 Harcourt's P. 1 N travelling 15 37 Bulwer's P. 1 S 15 59 Bonin's P. 1 N 16 07 Bulwer's P. 1 S 16 42 Wedgetail 2 N 1 dark - identified by First Mate J. Liefing. 17 30 Wedgetail 1 N light 17 58 Bonin's P. 1 S 18 21 Bulwer's P. 1 S 19 09 Ended Observations

DATE 24 June 64 Pg.# S SE S SW E N W NE N NW time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0550 begin observations 0600 Newell's 5 | NE 0605 Taege r sp? | E large, clumpy bird size of Sma, brown above underparts white with brown breast band, underwings mottled brown. Pointed wings, short neck, head appeared blue much white at it. Constant jaeger-like flopping no glides. Fairly close - well seen. Tail not long as Pom. Taege BWP 0742 Bonin's P | N 0859 Bulwer's P | 1 0916 Wedgetail | S 0932 Wedgetail | S 0940 Bonin's P | E 0953 Red-tailed TB. | 3 E 1007 Tropicbird sp | 2 1015 Tropicbird sp | 1 1448 Bonin's P | S 1445 Sbrauwin P stl | SW 1450 Sooty Terns | E 1510 Wedgetail | SW 1538 Peta/ Sbrauwal | W 1530 Sooty Tern | W 1600 White-tailed Tropicbird | 1 1629 Sooty Tern | W 1710 Peta/ Sbrauwater | W 1724 Wedgetail | NW 1810 Bonin's P | S 1845 end observations Feeding F. Lark Light short tails light Fired at but missed

DATE 25 June 64 Pg.# 1 SE SW E W NE NW N time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0537 begin observation 0546 Bonin's P 1 N 0604 Dark-rumped P 1 W 0612 Sooty Tern Dark-rumped or Bonin's? Shear/petrel 20t5 30t5 W New plumage? from a distance it showed up very white Feeding flock - The birds were a long ways out, but they were all white underneath with the more clear cut distinction between white and dark than is shown on a wedge tail, also they had steeper and steeper arcs and banks. 0621 Hare-crested Storm P 1 NW 0635 Wedgetail 1 W Light Seen by watch 0646 Shearwater - Petrel 2 S 0658 Shearwater - Petrel 1 SW 0715 Shearwater - Petrel 5 SW Feeding flock, either Bonin's P, or Dark-rumped Petrel 0722 Dark-rumped P 1 W 0810 Petrel sp 3 0820 petrel sp 1 Seen by watch 0843 petrel/shear 1 S 0846 Dark-rumped P 1 N 0847 petrel sp 1 0848 White-naped P 1 N Molting 0850 White-naped P 1 N 0853 Bonin's P 1 W 0855 petrel sp 1 0906 Nowell's S 1 W 0902 Dark-rumped P 1 Molting 0910 Petrel sp. 2 W 0911 White-naped P 1 NW Molting 0913 petrel sp 1 NW 0915 shear/petrel 1 SW 0918 Red-tailed T.D. 1 S 0929 Sooty Shear 1 NW Silver brings sea 0931 Petrel sp 1 NW DRP in WNP 0934 White-naped P 2 S Molting 0955 Dark-rumped P 3 SW Wedge tail 1 S 1006 Petrel - Shearwater 1 NW 1012 Bulwer's Petrel 1 NW 1028 Wedgetail 1 S Light

S2 S SW E NE N NW W DATE 26 June 64 Pg.# 1 time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0535 begin observation 0552 Newell's Shear 1 E 0605 Dark-rumped Petrel 1 SE 0609 Dark-rumped P. 1 S 0611 Dark-rumped P. 1 S 0612 White-backed P. 3 N 0615 White-backed P. 2 E 0617 Dark-rumped P. 1 N 0618 Dark-rumped P. 1 - 0619 White-backed P. 1. 0620 Petrel sp. 2 0630 Scoter, Tern Wedge-tail Shearwater/Petrel 2+ 2.5 E5 0632 Petrel sp. 6 S 0634 Dark-rumped P. 1 S 0642 Wedgetail 1 S 0645 Petrel sp. 1 - 0650 Petrel sp. 1 S 0709 Bonin Tern P. 1 SW 0712 Bonin Tern P. 1 NW 0725 Bonin Tern P. 1 0728 Petrel/Shear 2 W 0731 Dark-rumped P. 1 N 0732 Newell's S. 1 W 0733 Red-tailed T.B. 1 W 0758 Bonin Tern P. 1 SW 0820 Petrel sp. 1 S 0846 Bonin Tern P. 1 S 0852 White-necked P. 1 S 0853 Dark-rumped P. 1 SW 0902 Dark-rumped P. 1 NW 0905 Bonin Tern P. 1 SW 0912 White-necked P. 1 S 0931 White-backed P. 1 NW 0941 Tern sp.? 1 E Primaries missing on both sides - molting? Seldom ship Behind ship Landed in water, 100 ft from ship and started to chew on fish or squid just below surface. Didn't look. Off again, pink & black lower 2/3 of feet clearly visible, also bill. Not molting - plumage fresh. Feeding flock Travelling Dard Molting - landed in water, new plumage, not molting Sat in waters astern of ship Was sitting in water off bow Was sitting on water Sitting on water - molting Somewhat The bird bore a Tern-like flight with pointed wings. The bird was all dark with a lighter bill. Flies about 7 ft above stern of ship, heading slightly East. Bill was straight and somewhat lighter at base

DATE 26 June 64 Pg.# 2 S SE SW E NE NW N time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0951 white nchd P 1 W 0932 white nchd P 1 E 1010 Sooty Tem 1 SW 1020 Bonin T. P 2 N 1042 Bonin I. P 1 N 1100 Bonin I. P 1 - 1135 Bonin I. P 2 S "sitting on water" 1140 Bonin I. P 2 SW breaking floods 1150 Ptili-Sciu. 75 sets Scot. Tem. 2515 1158 Boninidae P 1 SW 1210 Ptili-Sciu. 1 NE 1215 Quandruped P 1 E 1227 Bonin I. P 1 S not molting, new plumage 1233 Bonin I. P 1 NW short tail 1237 Ed-tailed T.B. 1 (4) 1422 Boninidae P 1 SW not molting 1507 Dark-mumped P. 1 SW dark molting 1515 Wedgetail 1 SCW not molting seen by watch 1517 Bonin I. P 1 SW 1520 Petail/Shear 1 SW 1529 Wedgetail 1 N dark 1537 Dark-mumped P. 1 N not molting 1535 Bonin I. P 1 S 1535 Bonin I. P 1 SW 1702 Dark-mumped P. 1 NE 1715 White nchd P 1 E 1717 Dark-mumped P 1 S 1720 Shearwater At. 1 NE 1802 Wedgetail S. 1 SE light! 1820 Nowell's S. 1 "sitting on water" 1930 Final observations

DATE 27 June 64 Pg.# 1 NE E S SW N W NW time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0540 begin observation 0546 B wilers P 1 SW Seen by watch 0558 Dark rumped? 1 E 0612 white meckiel 1 E 0617 Shemwater Patrol 1 S 0630 Sooty Torns 4 S Wedgetails 2 S feeling 0631 Wedgetail 1 SW dark, 0634 W solgtail 2 S dull 0637 Sooty Torn 1 NW 0639 Dark rumped P 1 NE 0641 Dark rumped P 1 SW 0642 white meckiel P 1 SW dark 0645 Wedgetail 1 W Bonin Is P 2 W sitler wnp or OAP 0650 Patrol sp. 1 SW clerks 0652 Wedgetail 1 E dark 0659 W solgtail 1 SE dark 0700 W solgtail 1 E dark. 0702 Bonin Is P 3 SW White meckell P 1 SW Shemwater Patrol 1 SW - May have been Pied-footed S. - flapped more like jaeger - light underneath - underwing white light seen by Terruta 0707 Wedgetails 2 N Dark Phase 0708 Bonin Is P 1 NE Seen by Watch 0709 Sooty Torn 1 SE 0715 Bonin Is P 2 SW Seen by watch 0720 Bonin Is P 1 S 0730 Bonin Is P 3 dark 0734 Wedgetail 2 light Wedgetail 1 0742 Dark rumped 2 0807 Bonin Is P. 1 SW 0815 Dark rumped P 1 SW 0843 Bonin Is P. 1 NW

DATE 27 June 64 Pg.# 2 N NW NE W E SW SE S time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0856 Wedgetail 5 1 W dark 1000 Bonin Is P. 1 NW 1044 shearwater f. 5 NW The captain says it was all dark, I just saw the back of it and the back was dark, it was smaller than a wedge tail, about the size of a Bonin Is. P. The captain thinks it is a bird near Is. S.? 1201 White-nosed P. shear/petrel 1 N 1211 Wedgetail 5 1 WW dark 1217 Wedgetail 5 1 E 1218 Bonin Is. P. 1 W 1230 Dark-rumped P. 2 NE 1256 Dark-rumped P. 2 W 1302 Bonin Is. P. 1 W 1347 Bonin Is. P. 1 SW Dark-rumped P. 2 seen by watch 1402 shear/petrel 1 SW 1410 Bonin Is. P. 1 E 1428 Brown Top. 1 N 1432 Petrel sp. 1 W SE seen by watch molting heavily 1435 Dark-rumped P. 1 SE 1510 Dark-rumped P. 1 E NE new plumage 1550 Bonin Is. P. 1 E NE 1625 Dark-rumped P. 1 SE seen by watch 1656 Bonin Is. P. 1 SE 1706 Petrel sp. 1 SE 1720 shear/petrel 1 SW 1738 Shearwater Petrel 1 W 1830 Dark-rumped P. 1 W 1835 and observations 77

DATE 28 June 64 Pg.# 1 N NW NE W S E SE S time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0530 begin observations 0643 shear/petrel 1 0722 Bonin Is P 1 W Dark-rumped P 1 W shear/petrel 1 W 0730 shear/petrel 1 W 0802 Bonin Is P 1 W 0817 Dark-rumped P 1 N White-rumped P 1 0830 Petrel sp 1 0859 Dark-rumped P 1 NW 0905 Bonin Is P 1 W 1012 Bonin Is P 2 W 1014 Bonin Is P 1 W 1037 Red-tailed T.B. 1 1045 Bonin Is P 1 W 1052 shear/petrel 1 W 1055 shear/petrel 1 W 1102 Dark-rumped P 1 W 1144 Bonin Is P 1 W 1212 Bonin Is P 1 W 1223 Dark-rumped P 1 NW 1256 Dark-rumped P 1 W 1313 Dark-rumped P 2 W 1328 Bonin Is P 1 1340 Bonin Is P 1 1358 Dark-rumped P 3 NW 1424 Slaty Terns 2 NW Shearwater Petrel 1 NW 1426 Shearwater Petrel 3 SW 1439 Dark-rumped P 1 NW 1525 Bonin Is P 1 SE 1550 shear/petrel 1 NW molting " seen by watch molting " sitting on water sitting on water sitting on water seen by watch "

DATE 29 June 64 Pg.# 1 NW NE W E SW SE S time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0500 begin observations 0551 Dark-rumped P 1 W 0553 Bonin Is P 1 NW 0631 Petrel sp. 1 NW 0758 Shearwater Petrel 2 NW 0808 shear/petrel 1 W 0817 Dark-rumped P 4 W 0819 Dark-rumped P 2 0831 Dark-rumped P 1 N 0840 Bonin Is P 1 N 0924 Dark-rumped P 1 W 0934 Dark-rumped P 2 Petrel sp. 1 SE 1051 Dark-rumped P 1 SW 1106 Petrel sp. 1 SW 1151 shear/petrel 1 N 1156 shear/petrel 1 N 1258 Dark-rumped P 5 N 1305 Dark-rumped P 1 1315 Wedgetail S. 1 W 1404 Dark-rumped P 1 E 1440 Dark-rumped P 4 E Wedgetail S 3 F Shearwater Petrel 3 F 1606 Dark-rumped P 2 W 1614 Wedgetail 1 NW 1616 Dark-rumped P 2 N Shear-petrel 1 1632 Wedgetail 1 E 1714 Wedgetail 1 NW 1724 Dark-rumped P 1 SW 1715 bird sp. 1 1819 Dark-rumped P 1 N 1850 end observations molting? seen by watch seen by watch 3 sitting on water molting 1 sitting in water molting seen by watch Satinwater - seen by watch molting molting, 1 sitting on water, no flock scattered seen by watch dark dark {Feeding - Dark-rumped P. (2) molting molting light molting dark dark First seen by 1st mate feer by engineers - brown, chunky with fixed wings small bill. Flapped hind. ?

N W E S DATE 30 Jun 64 Pg.# 1 time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0515 begin observing 0530 Darkumped P 1 W 0540 Darkumped P 1 sitting in water. didn't flush at approaching ship - Passed 75 yds to port light 0547 Wedgetail S. 1 N 0640 Shear/Petrel 1 0710 Wedgetail 1 SE 0722 Shear/Petrel 1 S light 0728 Darkumped? 1 N 0731 Bonin I P ( W 0745 Shear - Petrel 1 NW seen by watch 0756 Darkumped P 2 0802 Bonin I P 1 NW Sitting on water 0810 Darkumped P 1 NW Sitting on water, molting light 0814 Wedgetail S 1 NW Darkumped P 1 NE 0819 Darkumped 3 N sitting on water, molting 0820 Petrel sp. 3 W sitting on water, never flew seen by watch 0836 Shear - Petrel 2 NW Sitting on water. 0835 Darkumped P 1 NW 0840 Scoty Terns 3 not 10 W Shear - Petrel. 5ot 10 W Feeding, long distance off. 0900 Shear - Petrel 1 NW 0905 Darkumped P 1 W 0906 Wedgetail 2 E light 0915 Darkumped P 4 W molting, sitting on water 0916 Wedgetail 2 NW light 0917 Darkumped P 2 NW sitting on water, primaries showing when they took off. 0920 Darkumped P 1 sitting on water, didn't fly seen by watch - George said it was small white small bird 0925 Fairy Tern ? 1 NW seen by Captain. 0931 Darkumped P 1 W 0942 Darkumped P 1 NE Nothing at least 2 on water 0943 Darkumped P 4 0945 Darkumped P 1 W New plumage molting

N NW NE W E SW SE S time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. JFP 1045 Dark-rumped P. 1 W 1051 Dark-rumped P. 1 W 1156 Bulwars P 1 NW 1137 Shrewater Petrel 1 NW seen by watch 1300 shear/petrel 1 1306 shear/petrel 1 W 1316 Sheen - Petrel 1 NE seen by watch BUP 1410 Bonin Ts P. 1 E not molting 1415 Scotty Tern Wadytail 4 feeding flood JFP 1435 Dark-rumped 1 S BUP 1436 Bonin Ts P. 1 W molting new plumage 1500 Wedgetail 1 1501 White-tailed T G 1 E light. 1651 Wedgetail 1 E JFP 1732 Dark-rumped P 1 WW JFP 1746 Dark-rumped P 1 E molting 1810 shear/petrel 1 W 1817 shear/petrel 1 W 1840 Wodytail 1 E dark 1845 end observations

DATE July 64 Pg.# 1 NW N NE W S E SW S SE time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0510 begin observations 0736 Wedgetail 1 W light 0905 Wedgetail 1 SE light 0918 Wedgetail 3 W light 0931 Wedgetails 2/1 S light - sitting on water 108 Bulwero P 1 S identified by Termite 1135 Bulwero P 1 S 1231 Wedgetail 1 N light 1446 Petrel-Shrewater 1 W seen by watch 1360 Wedgetail 1 W light 1706 Red Tailed 1 seen by watch 1855 end observation

DATE 27 July 64 Pg.# 1 SE S SW NW E N NE time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0520 begin observations 0701 White-tailed Tagged 2 ☉ 0740 Ahear/petrel 1 NW 0853 Bulwars P 1 SE 0954 [illegible] Petrel 1 SE W 1147 Wedgetail 1 1240 Bulwars p. 1 SE 1250 Wedgetail 1 1454 Bulwars P 2 SE 1501 Bulwars P 1 SW 1546 Wedgetail 1 NE 1724 Shion-Petrel 1 SW 1728 Shion/petrel 1 NW 1754 [illegible] P 1 NW 1800 Wedgetail S. 1 NW 1826 Wedgetail S 1 S -- Light 1834 Shion-Petrel 1 S 1659 End Observations Long tail Seen by watch Looked all dark - long distance out Light seen by watch Seen by Termites " " Light new plumage Light Seen by Watch

DATE 3 July 64 Pg.# 1 SW S SE E NE N NW W time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0550 begin observation 0558 Wedgetail 3 S light 0530? Pintail-shian 5 seen by watch-not in a flock 0615 Wedgetail 3 2light, 1 dark 0617 Scoty Terns 2 E 0630 Bonin IsP 1 S 0910 Bulwrens P 1 SW 0740 Shian-Pintail 4 seen by watch 1045 Wedgetail 2 SW light 1103 Wedgetails 2 E light 1104 Bonin IsP 1 seen by watch 1111 Harcourts SP 1 S 1120 Bulwrens P 1 S light 1125 Wedgetail 1 SE 1135 Shian/Pintail 1 SE/NW 1140 Wedgetail 5? light following sleep-not fluttering 1141 Bulwrens P 1 S 1205 Eragatobird 2 +Adult 1 imm. 1635 Wedgetail 3 @ 1655 Wedgetail 1 N 1706 Wedgetail 1 S light 1802 Wedgetails 2 SW light 1830 Bonin IsP 1 S 1920 End 10 observations

DATE 4-July 64 Pg.# 1 SE S SW E N W NE N NW time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 0545 Begin Observations 0603 Wedgetail 3 S 0607 Wedgetail 1 0610 Bonin Is.P 1 W 0622 Wedgetail 1 0623 Wedgetail 2 2 0625 Wedgetail 2 0640 Wedgetail 1 0641 Shear/Petrel 1 0646 Sooty Tern 1 N 0647 Wedgetail 1 0649 Bonin Is.P 1 SW 0656 Shear/Petrel 1 W 0706 Bonin Is.P 1 W 0715 Wedgetail 3 W 0725 Sooty Tern 2 0735 Dand-amped 1 0740 Wedge tail 1 0750 Sooty Tern 2 SW 0751 Wedgetail 1 S 0803 Shear-Petrel 1 W 0801 Bonin Is.P 1 W 0826 Bonin Is.P 2 SW? ? 0830 Bonin Is.P 1 SW 0845 Wedgetail 4 W 0850 Bonin Is.P 1 S 0853 Shear-Petrel 1 W 0903 Wedgetail 1 SW 0919 Bulwrens P 1 SE 0932 Shear-Petrel 1 SW 0936 Bonin Is.P 1 W 0937 Bonin Is.P 1 SW 0943 Wedgetail 1 SE 0949 Shear/Petrel 1 light sitting on water following ship now S following ship now 6 way off bow - seen by watch. seen by watch. molting - seen by watch. light seen by watch me sitting on water long ways away seen by Watch light seen by Watch light light

SE S 543 E N W NWS DATE 4 July 64 Pg.# 2 time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. JFP BWP BLE BWP DMP 0953 Dark-napped P 1 N new plumage 0955 Bonin Is Petrel 1 S molting 0958 Tripiclinidae 1 N 1010 Bonin Is Petrel 1 N new plumage 1612 Bonin Is P. 1 SW 1017 Wedgetail S. 1 S light Bonin Is P. 1 S 1022 Shear/petrel 1 E 1041 Shear/petrel 1 1050 White-tailed Tropicbird 1 Bonin Is P. 1 NE 1105 1123 Wedgetail 1 W light 1124 Shear-Petrel 1 SW 1126 Sooty Tern 1A SW Wedgetails 1B SW Bonin Is P. 2 SW 1135 Wedgetail 1 S Light 1140 Wedgetail 1 S Dark. Very close 1145 Red-tailed Tropic Bird 1 S 1150 Bonin Is P. 2 SE 1155 S. tern Petrel 1 W 1250 Bonin Is P. 1 NE new plumage 1420 Sooty Tern 2 SE 1423 Wedgetail 1 NE Light 1442 Wedgetail 2 W Light 1450 Wedgetail S 2 NE Light 1454 Wedgetail S 1 W Light 1456 Wedgetail S 2 S Light 1458 Wedgetail S 4 W Light. Sitting in water eating. Ship passed within 30 ft of them before this flew, then they returned to same spot. One of them had something in its bill looked like a part of a squid? 1505 Wedgetail 1 SE Light 1507 Wedgetail 2 W Light. Sitting on water, others kept flying low and dipping but and kill in water 1511 Wedgetail 1 W Light

DATE 4 July 64 Pg.# 3 SE S SW E N W NE N NW N time species # dir. hgt. remarks loc. 1519 Wedgetail 1 SW Light 1544 Wedgetail 2 S light 1615 Red-tailed T.B. 1 NE 1617 Sooty Tern 1 N 1620 Wedgetail [illegible] Stearpetrel 1 W 1633 Wedgetail 1 S 1700 Sooty Tern 300 ±50 adults immature - 1 collected Wedgetail 100 ±25 all light 1 collected, band #615-15018 Dark-rumped P. 1 new plumage feeding on 4oz 5lb skipjack Frigate 1 adult male - collected Fairy Tern 1 Pomarine Skua? 1 1720 Sooty Tern 1 S chasing Sooty Tern 1735 Sooty Tern 100 ±25 Wedgetail 50 ±25 feeding flock Frigate 2 1740 Wedgetail 2 1742 Sooty Tern 1 1800 Sooty Tern 35 ±5 feeding flock Wedgetail 25 ±10 1805 Sooty Tern 3 S 1907 Wedgetail 2 N 1811 Wedgetail 2 S travelling Sooty Tern 3 1814 Sooty Tern 250 ±50 feeding Wedgetail 75 ±25 new plumage Dark-rumped P. 1 1818 Sooty Tern 100 ±50 feeding Wedgetail 50 ±25 1820 Sooty Tern 1 1830 Wedgetail 1 1834 Sooty Tern 3 1850 Sooty Tern 100 ±25 feeding Wedgetail 25 ±10

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 15 June 64 Time at sunrise 1500 Position at sunrise = 21°19'N 157°58'W Time at sunset 1909 Position at sunset = 20°47'N 157°26'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 44 mi Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 32 mi TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 16 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0550 Position at sunrise = 19°14'N 157°00'W Time at sunset 1903 Position at sunset = 17°14'N 157°00'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 68 mi Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 120 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 50 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 17 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0558 Position at sunrise = 15°3.8'N 157°00'W Time at sunset = 1856 Position at sunset = 13°25'N 157°00'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 46 mi Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 133 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 33 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 18 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0606 Position at sunrise = 11°40'N 157°00'W Time at sunset = 1844 Position at sunset = 10°45'N 155°27'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 72 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 116 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 54 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 19 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0556 Position at sunrise = 9°53'N 154°02'W Time at sunset = 1842 Position at sunset = 12°07'N 154°00'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 416 mi Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 13 2mi Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 54 mi TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 20 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0548 Position at sunrise = 13°57'N 154°00'W Time at sunset = 1851 Position at sunset = 16°02'N 154°01'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 56 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 125 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 41 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 21 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0541 Position at sunrise = 17°32' 15°4°00" Time at sunset = 1858 Position at sunset = 19°47' 15°3'56' Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 49 mi Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 135 mi Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 36 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 22 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0534 Position at sunrise = 21°31' 15°4'00' Time at sunset = 1905 Position at sunset = 23°32' 15°3'53' Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 68 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 126 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 37 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 23 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0523 Position at sunrise = 23°31'N 152°16'W Time at sunset = 1841 Position at sunset = 22°27'N 150°59'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 60 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 139 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 41 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 24 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0525 Position at sunrise = 20°42'N 150°56'W Time at sunset = 1845 Position at sunset = 18°35'N 151°03'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 64 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 127 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 52 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 25 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0532 Position at sunrise = 16°56'N 150°54'W Time at sunset = 1837 Position at sunset = 14°36'N 151°03'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 47 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 140 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 45 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 26 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0540 Position at sunrise = 12°56'N 150°57'W Time at sunset = 1827 Position at sunset = 11°07'N 150°19'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 55 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 133 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 55 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 27 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0536 Position at sunrise = 10°09'N 148°36'W Time at sunset = 1818 Position at sunset = 11°19'S 148°03'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 61 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 109 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 40 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 28 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0529 Position at sunrise = 12°57'N 147°58'W Time at sunset = 1826 Position at sunset = 14°56'N 148°00'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 58 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 119 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 54 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 29 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0522 Position at sunrise = 16° 38' N 147° 57' W Time at sunset = 1833 Position at sunset = 18° 41' N 147° 59' W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 48 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 123 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 42 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 30 June 64 Time at sunrise = 0515 Position at sunrise = 20° 25' N 148° 00' W Time at sunset = 1840 Position at sunset = 22° 16' N 147 ? Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 62 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 111 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 54 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 1 July 64 Time at sunrise 0515 Position at sunrise = 23°51'N 147°56'W Time at sunset 1846 Position at sunset = 25°02'N 147°57'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 41 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 71 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 49 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 2 July 64 Time at sunrise 0503 Position at sunrise = 26°32'N 147°55'W Time at sunset 1857 Position at sunset = 25°12'N 150°35'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 41 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 165 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 44 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 3 July 64 Time at sunrise = 0524 Position at sunrise = 25°00'N 152°36'W Time at sunset = 1915 Position at sunset = 24°57'N 155°22'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 74 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 150 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 49 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 4 July 64 Time at sunrise = 0543 Position at sunrise = 24°47'N 157°00'W Time at sunset = 1917 Position at sunset = 22°28'N 157°00'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 52 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 139 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 28 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SI-MNH-955b 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART B DATE 5 July '64 Time at sunrise = 0554 Position at sunrise = 21°18'N 157°52'W Time at sunset = 0700 Position at sunset = 21°19'N 157°58'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 58 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 6 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Time at sunset = Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

June 1964 B. C. F. Townsend Cromwell Cruise The June 1964 Townsend Cromwell cruise was the fifth of a series of cruises run by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Bureau of Commercial Fisheries covering a fixed grid to the east of the main Hawaiian Islands for the purpose of determining variations in structure of the water masses and currents of this area. Pacific Project personnel have taken part in four of these cruises. On the June cruise Project personnel maintained daily sunrise to sunset bird observations for a total of 256.2 hours. In addition Project personnel aided on recording weather observations and in taking bathy- thermograph traces. Project personnel included Warren King and Dayle Husted. Upon availability of oceanographic data, an attempt will be made to correlate bird distribution with prevalent oceanographic conditions of the cruise. Warren King Research Assistant U. S. National Museum

2 SPECIES ACCOUNT Black-footed Albatross Only one of this species was seen in the grid area in June, several miles outside of Pearl Harbor. It did not follow the ship. Wedgetailed Shearwater Numbers of this species decreased 40% from 1637 in May to 985 in June. Molt was noted on the dark, southern population birds. The decline in numbers of this species in June is accounted for mainly by the relative paucity of dark phase birds in the southern part of the gird. The dark phase birds also penetrated farther north than pre- viously reported, to 17°N, and were distributed more diffusely. Two of this species were collected. One, taken 150 miles north of Oahu on 1 July, was banded on Popoia Island, Oahu on 8 May 64. Sooty Shearwater One of this species was seen on 25 June heading northwest, no doubt a straggler, since this species' northward migration ended a month previous to this date. Newell's Shearwater Numbers of this species decreased 77% from 66 in May to 15 in June, presuming a concentration of this species more local to its nesting areas. Bonin Island Petrel Numbers of this species increased 155% from 69 in May to 176 in June. Molt was noted in more than 80% of these birds. The species

3 was distributed throughout all but the northern end of the grid area, indicating a northward spread from its May distribution. Many of this species, in every case molting birds, were observed sitting on the water. Dark-rumped Petrel Numbers of this species increased 42% from 131 in May to 186 in June. A northward trend in distribution was noted, with relatively fewer birds seen in the southern corners of the grid. Over 90% of the birds seen south of 20°N were still undergoing heavy molt, whereas 90% of the birds north of 20°N had new plumage, thus lending further support to the theory that the birds seen in the southern portion of the grid are from the Galapagos Island population. Many of the molt- ing birds were observed sitting on the water. White-necked Petrel This species increased 9% in number from 34 in May to a June total of 37. This slight increase was accompanied by a northward trend in distribution, up to 16°N. Molt was noticed on all birds of this species again this month. Many of this species were observed sitting on the water. Harcourt's Storm Petrel This species declined 89% in number from 64 in May to 7 in June. The species' distribution was, as in the past, random over most of the gird area.

4 Bulwer's Petrel This species decreased 72% in number from 178 in May to 50 in June, due undoubtedly to a localization of the species' distribution during breeding season nearer the breeding areas. Red-tailed Tropicbird This species decreased in numbers 40% from 25 in May to 15 in June. As in past months, distribution of this species remains rela- tively random throughout the grid area. White-tailed Tropicbird The 71% decrease in numbers from 24 in May to 7 in June can be accounted for to a large extent by the fact that the May cruise passed within sight of a nesting area of this species on Maui. As in previous months no concentrations of this species were noted. Blue-faced Booby Only one of this species, an immature, was seen in June, at the southern end of the grid area, where the species has appeared in past cruises. Brown Booby One of this species, an adult, was observed perched on a buoy at the mouth of Pearl Harbor. Red-footed Booby Due to the fact that the ship passed during darkness the area where the great majority of this species is usually seen, the area just north of Oahu, numbers decreased 91% from 108 in May to six in June. These six were seen just south of Oahu.

5 Great Frigatebird Six of this species were seen in the grid area in June, a 15% reduction in numbers from 11 in May. All were seen within 300 miles of land. One of this species, an adult male, was collected. Sooty Tern Numbers of this species decreased 23% from 3117 in May to 2413 in June. The largest concentration of this species was again found within 150 miles of Oahu where large flocks, at least half of which were composed of this species, were encountered. One of this species was collected. It disgorged a fresh, undigested squid from its craw. It was taken at 1700 on 4 July from a feeding flock, indicating a diurnal surface availability of squid in this area. Noddy Tern Twenty-three of this species were seen in June, all just south of Oahu. Fairy Tern Numbers of this species increased 157% from 7 in May to 18 in June. Most of these were seen within feeding flocks of Sooty Terns and Wedgetailed Shearwaters. One was observed diving just under the surface for fish in a manner similar to that which Sooty Terns employ during diurnal feeding. All were observed in the western half of the grid area. Skua One of this species was carefully observed on 19 June at close range.

TABLE I Date Minutes of Observation Miles Covered June 15 249 144 16 793 120 17 778 133 18 755 116 19 766 132 20 783 125 21 797 135 22 811 126 23 798 139 24 800 127 25 785 110 26 767 133 27 762 109 28 777 119 29 791 123 30 805 111 July 1 811 71 2 831 165 3 831 150 4 811 139 Total 20 15310 2157 Average 765.5 122.9

TABLE III Date Procellariids Tropicbirds Terns Boobies Frigatebirds June 15 48 1 82 7 0 16 168 0 169 0 1 17 87 3 32 0 0 18 67 1 2 1 0 19 193 0 188 0 0 20 37 0 0 0 0 21 53 0 134 0 0 22 50 2 106 0 0 23 29 2 6 0 0 24 13 7 10 0 0 25 323 2 358 0 0 26 113 2 30 0 0 27 71 0 6 0 0 28 54 1 0 0 0 29 50 0 0 0 0 30 117 1 105 0 0 July 1 11 1 0 0 0 2 16 2 0 0 0 3 40 0 2 0 2 4 428 4 923 0 3 Total 1971 29 2453 8 6 Average 98.6 1.5 122.7 .4 .3

TABLE IV PROCCELLARID BREAKDOWN Date Black-footed Wedgetail Newell's Dark-rumped White-necked Albatross Shearwater Petrel Petrel June 15 1 15 1 0 0 16 0 135 4 4 0 17 0 23 0 12 5 18 0 32 2 12 0 19 0 165 1 12 1 20 0 11 1 5 6 21 0 14 0 2 0 22 0 38 0 0 0 23 0 3 1 1 0 24 0 4 1 0 0 25 0 12 1 14 10 26 0 6 3 18 10 27 0 17 0 17 4 28 0 0 0 23 1 29 0 8 0 27 0 30 0 11 0 33 0 July 1 0 11 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 3 0 23 0 0 0 4 0 389 0 6 0 Total 1 985 15 186 37 Average .05 49.3 0.8 9.3 1.9

TABLE IV cont. Date Bonin Island Petrel Bulwers Petrel Storm petrel Miscellaneous and unidentified Procellariids June 15 0 1 0 0 16 11 11 0 3 17 25 3 2 17 18 10 2 0 9 19 9 1 0 1 20 3 2 0 9 21 2 2 0 3 22 2 4 2 4 23 11 7 1 2 24 4 1 0 3 25 8 2 1 275 26 19 0 0 57 27 22 1 0 10 28 16 1 0 13 29 2 0 0 13 30 4 1 0 65 July 1 0 2 0 1 2 1 5 0 5 3 3 3 1 10 4 21 1 0 11 Total 176 50 7 511 Average 8.8 2.5 .4 25.7

B. C. F. TOWNSEND CROMWELL July 1964 CRUISE The July 1964 Townsend Cromwell cruise was the sixth of a series of Cruises run by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Bureau of Commercial Fisheries covering a fixed grid to the east of the main Hawaiian Islands for the purpose of determining variations in the structure of water masses and currents of this area. This is the fifth cruise in which Pacific Project personnel have taken part, maintaining daily sunrise to sunset bird observations for a total of 244.8 hours. In addition Project personnel aided in recording weather observations and in taking bathythermograph traces. Project personnel included Warren King and Dayle Husted. Warren B. King Research Assist. Pacific Project

SPECIES ACCOUNT Wedgetailed Shearwater Numbers of this species decreased 18% in number from 985 in June to 807 in July. South of 16°N dark phase birds predominated, and north of 16°N chiefly light phase birds were seen. Light phase birds were concentrated in areas closer to the islands than previously noted. The largest concentrations of dark-phase birds were still found at the south- ern end of the grid area. Christmas Island Shearwater One of this species was positively identified on 26 July. A second bird was tentatively identified as this species on 21 July. Newell's Shearwater Numbers of this species increased 40% from 15 in June to 21 in July. This species was concentrated in the area of the grid near the islands and in the southern end. Kermadec Petrel Three of this species, all dark phase, were positively identified in the grid area in July, and two more were tentatively identified. This is the first occurrence of this species in the grid area. Bonin Island Petrel Numbers of this species decreased 31% from 176 in June to 116 in July. This species was distributed fairly randomly over all but the northeastern

Bonin Island Petrel con't. corner of the grid area. This species completed its post breeding molt during July, as evidenced by the preponderance of birds seen in July with immaculate new plumage. Dark-rumped Petrel This species increased 227% in number from 186 in June to 609 in July. By the end of the month most birds seen had finished molting. This species was distributed throughout the grid area except for the northwest corner. Several feeding flocks composed exclusively of this species were noted. Two birds were observed catching flying fish. Five of this species were collected, all of which were molting. One, collected in the afternoon, had a fresh squid in its craw. Three of the birds were losing brood patch feathers and the reproductive organs of these birds were beginning to en- large, indicating that they are possibly just preparing to breed. This suggests an August breeding season for the birds of this species appearing in the grid area. Study of the collected specimens should reveal the land base of these birds. White-necked Petrel Thirty-eight of this species was seen in July, one more than in June. This species was seen as far north as 22°N, and was invariably in the com- pany of Dark-rumped Petrels. One of this species was collected. It was molting heavily. Bulwer's Petrel Fifty-eight of this species were seen in July, a 16% increase over the 50 seen in June. Almost all of these were observed close to the

Bulwer's Petrel con't. islands. Twenty-eight were seen within a period of one-half hour during the evening of 13 July, all heading toward Lanai, less than ten miles distant. Harcourt's Storm Petrel Only two of this species were seen in the grid area, both toward the southern end. This species has steadily decreased in numbers in the grid area from a peak of 129 birds in April. Red-tailed Tropicbird Numbers of this species increased 47% from 15 in June to 22 in July. This species was fairly randomly distributed throughout all but the south- eastern corner of the grid area. Two very young birds were seen, both heavily vermiculated on the back and lacking central retrices altogether. White-tailed Tropicbird This species increased in numbers 57% from seven in June to eleven in July. All of these were seen in the northern half of the grid area. Brown Booby Two of this species were seen on 1 August heading toward Moku Manu, only fifteen miles distant. Red-footed Booby Seventeen of this species were observed in July. All but one of these were seen in the vicinity of Oahu. The other, an immature, was seen 400 miles northeast of Oahu, further from land than any Red-footed Booby seen thus far in the grid area.

Great Frigatebird Numbers of this species increased 133% from six in June to fourteen in July. All were observed within 400 miles of Oahu. Sooty Tern Sooty Terns increased in numbers in July to 2555, a 5% gain over the 2413 seen in June. Concentrations were heaviest just south of Oahu and in an area from 275 to 325 miles northeast of Oahu. Immature birds were seen often, usually in flocks or accompanied by an adult, but on two occasions immature birds were observed flying alone. In the southern half of the grid area birds were seen changing to adult plumage. Noddy Tern Three hundred eight of this species were seen in July, all within sight of Oahu. Four were seen on one occasion perched on a small floating branch. As the ship approached Oahu on 1 August, Noddy Terns far out- numbered Sooty Terns for the first time during these cruises, indicating that the majority of Sooty Terns breeding in the area had completed their breeding cycles and had dispersed, while the Noddy Terns were still raising chicks. Fairy Tern Numbers of this species increased 28% from 18 in June to 23 in July. All were seen within 400 miles of Oahu. Shorebird sp. On 19 July an all brown shorebird circled the ship twice. It may possibly have been a Golden Plover. This was the first shorebird to have been seen in the grid area since the April cruise.

TABLE I Date Minutes of Observation Miles Covered July 13 31h 51 14 789 125 15 77h 115 16 75h 110 17 76h 127 18 777 137 19 791 118 20 78h 121 21 792 122 22 783 130 23 770 111 24 753 138 25 763 120 26 773 125 27 785 126 28 797 114 29 81h 159 30 8c8 89 31 8c0 142 Aug. 1 300 68 Total 14685 2468 Average 734.3 123.4

TABLE II Date Total Birds Total Sightings Birds/ Sighting Birds/ Mile Flocks Total Birds in Flocks July 13 944 51 18.51 18.51 6 869 14 196 60 3.27 1.57 4 114 15 140 45 4.22 1.31 4 132 16 171 44 3.89 1.22 1 116 17 17 15 1.13 .13 0 0 18 283 44 6.43 2.07 4 225 19 382 48 7.96 3.24 4 323 20 910 33 27.58 7.52 7 879 21 206 36 5.72 1.69 5 167 22 427 62 6.89 3.28 12 348 23 138 37 3.73 .98 3 89 24 57 37 1.51 .41 2 18 25 204 59 3.46 1.70 2 120 26 27 23 1.17 .22 0 0 27 37 25 1.48 .29 1 5 28 147 23 6.39 1.02 5 126 29 217 14 15.50 1.36 1 200 30 17 13 1.31 .19 1 5 31 81 22 3.68 .57 3 58 Aug. 1 368 123 2.99 5.41 4 138 Total 4969 811 126.85 52.69 69 3932 Average 248.5 40.7 6.34 2.64 3.5 196.6

TABLE III Date Procellariids Tropicbirds Terns Boobies Frigatebirds July 13 206 0 726 11 1 14 196 1 87 0 3 15 152 0 38 0 0 16 117 0 51 0 0 17 16 1 0 0 0 18 199 3 81 0 0 19 185 1 191 0 1 20 242 2 663 0 3 21 67 2 135 0 2 22 150 3 273 1 0 23 55 0 83 0 0 24 49 0 8 0 0 25 194 0 10 0 0 26 23 0 4 0 0 27 35 1 1 0 0 28 74 3 70 0 0 29 57 4 156 0 0 30 5 6 5 0 0 31 31 3 43 0 1 Aug. 1 100 3 258 7 0 Total 2153 36 2886 19 11 Average 107.7 1.8 144.3 1.0 0.7

TABLE IV Procellariid Breakdown Date Wedgetailed Shearwater Newell's Shearwater Dark-rumped Petrel White-necked Petrel July 13 169 0 3 0 14 56 2 19 0 15 23 0 25 5 16 64 5 22 7 17 5 0 3 1 18 64 0 116 0 19 71 3 37 1 20 145 0 1 0 21 16 0 20 2 22 17 2 103 11 23 7 0 35 1 24 17 0 15 1 25 51 0 118 3 26 2 1 10 0 27 0 0 30 1 28 0 0 47 2 29 0 0 5 0 30 0 0 0 0 31 11 5 0 0 Aug. 1 89 3 0 0 Total 807 21 609 38 Average 10.4 1.1 30.5 1.9

TABLE IV (con't.) Proccllariid Breakdown Date Bonin Island Petrel Bulwer's Petrel Harcourt's Storm Petrel Miscellaneous Unidentified Procellariids July 13 1 32 0 1 14 11 11 0 3 15 5 0 0 94 16 13 0 0 6 17 2 0 0 5 18 11 0 0 5 19 21 0 0 49 20 3 1 0 92 21 7 3 0 18 22 3 0 0 11 23 4 0 1 7 24 10 0 1 5 25 10 1 0 11 26 4 0 0 6 27 0 0 0 4 28 0 0 0 25 29 0 1 0 51 30 1 2 0 2 31 1 1 0 13 Aug. 1 0 6 0 2 Total 116 58 2 410 Average 5.8 2.9 .1 20.5

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B. C. F. TOWNSEND CROMWELL July 1964 CRUISE The July 1964 Townsend Cromwell cruise was the sixth of a series of cruises run by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Bureau of Commercial Fisheries covering a fixed grid to the east of the main Hawaiian Islands for the purpose of determining variations in the structure of water masses and currents of this area. This is the fifth cruise in which Pacific Project personnel have taken part, maintaining daily sunrise to sunset bird observations for a total of 244.8 hours. In addition Project personnel aided in recording weather observations and in taking bathythermograph traces. Project personnel included Warren King and Dayle Husted. Warren B. King Research Assist. Pacific Project

SPECIES ACCOUNT Wedgetailed Shearwater Numbers of this species decreased 18% in number from 985 in June to 807 in July. South of 16°N dark phase birds predominated, and north of 16°N chiefly light phase birds were seen. Light phase birds were concentrated in areas closer to the islands than previously noted. The largest concentrations of dark-phase birds were still found at the south- erm end of the grid area. Christmas Island Shearwater One of this species was positively identified on 26 July. A second bird was tentatively identified as this species on 21 July. Newell's Shearwater Numbers of this species increased 10% from 15 in June to 21 in July. This species was concentrated in the area of the grid near the islands and in the southern end. Kermadeo Petrel Three of this species, all dark phase, were positively identified in the grid area in July, and two more were tentatively identified. This is the first occurrence of this species in the grid area. Bonin Island Petrel Numbers of this species decreased 34% from 176 in June to 116 in July. This species was distributed fairly randomly over all but the northeastern

Bonin Island Petrel con't. corner of the grid area. This species completed its post breeding molt during July, as evidenced by the preponderance of birds seen in July with immaculate new pluvage. Dark-rumped Petrel This species increased 227% in number from 186 in June to 609 in July. By the end of the month most birds seen had finished molting. This species was distributed throughout the grid area except for the northwest corner. Several feeding flocks composed exclusively of this species were noted. Two birds were observed catching flying fish. Five of this species were collected, all of which were molting. One, collected in the afternoon, had a fresh squid in its craw. Three of the birds were losing brood patch feathers and the reproductive organs of these birds were beginning to en- large, indicating that they are possibly just preparing to breed. This suggests an August breeding season for the birds of this species appearing in the grid area. Study of the collected specimens should reveal the land base of these birds. White-necked Petrel Thirty-eight of this species was seen in July, one more than in June. This species was seen as far north as 22°N, and was invariably in the com- pany of Dark-rumped Petrels. One of this species was collected. It was molting heavily. Bulwer's Petrel Fifty-eight of this species were seen in July, a 16% increase over the 50 seen in June. Almost all of these were observed close to the

Bulwer's Petrel cont. islands. Twenty-eight were seen within a period of one-half hour during the evening of 13 July, all heading toward Lanai, less than ten miles distant. Harcourt's Storm Petrel Only two of this species were seen in the grid area, both toward the southern end. This species has steadily decreased in numbers in the grid area from a peak of 129 birds in April. Red-tailed Tropicbird Numbers of this species increased 47% from 15 in June to 22 in July. This species was fairly randomly distributed throughout all but the south- eastern corner of the grid area. Two very young birds were seen, both heavily vermiculated on the back and lacking central retrices altogether. White-tailed Tropicbird This species increased in numbers 57% from seven in June to eleven in July. All of these were seen in the northern half of the grid area. Brown Booby Two of this species were seen on 1 August heading toward Noku Manu, only fifteen miles distant. Red-footed Booby Seventeen of this species were observed in July. All but one of these were seen in the vicinity of Cahu. The other, an immature, was seen 400 miles northeast of Cahu, further from land than any Red-footed Booby seen thus far in the grid area.

Great Frigatebird Numbers of this species increased 133% from six in June to fourteen in July. All were observed within 1,000 miles of Oahu. Sooty Tern Sooty Terns increased in numbers in July to 2555, a 5% gain over the 2413 seen in June. Concentrations were heaviest just south of Oahu and in an area from 275 to 325 miles northeast of Oahu. Immature birds were seen often, usually in flocks or accompanied by an adult, but on two occasions immature birds were observed flying alone. In the southern half of the grid area birds were seen changing to adult plumage. Noddy Tern Three hundred eight of this species were seen in July, all within sight of Oahu. Four were seen on one occasion perched on a small floating branch. As the ship approached Oahu on 1 August, Noddy Terns far out- numbered Sooty Terns for the first time during these cruises, indicating that the majority of Sooty Terns breeding in the area had completed their breeding cycles and had dispersed, while the Noddy Terns were still raising chicks. Fairy Tern Numbers of this species increased 28% from 18 in June to 23 in July. All were seen within 1,000 miles of Oahu. Shorebird sp. On 19 July an all brown shorebird circled the ship twice. It may possibly have been a Golden Plover. This was the first shorebird to have been seen in the grid area since the April cruise.

TABLE I Date Minutes of Observation Miles Covered July 13 314 51 14 789 125 15 774 115 16 754 110 17 764 127 18 777 137 19 791 118 20 781 121 21 792 122 22 783 130 23 770 111 24 753 138 25 763 120 26 773 125 27 785 126 28 797 114 29 814 159 30 808 89 31 300 112 Aug. 1 300 68 Total 11685 2468 Average 734.3 123.1

TABLE II Date Total Birds Total Sightings Birds/ Sighting Birds/ Mile Floots Total Birds in Floots July 13 914 51 10.51 10.51 6 862 14 196 60 3.27 1.57 4 114 15 140 45 1.22 1.31 1 132 16 171 114 3.89 1.22 1 116 17 17 15 1.13 .13 0 0 18 283 114 6.13 2.07 1 225 19 382 140 7.96 3.24 4 323 20 910 33 27.58 7.52 7 879 21 206 36 5.72 1.69 5 ~ 167 22 427 62 6.89 3.28 12 310 23 138 37 3.73 .98 3 89 24 57 37 1.51 .11 2 18 25 204 59 3.46 1.70 2 120 26 27 23 1.17 .22 0 0 27 37 25 1.48 .29 1 5 28 117 23 6.39 1.02 5 126 29 217 11 15.50 1.36 1 200 30 17 13 1.31 .19 1 5 31 81 22 3.68 .57 3 58 Aug. 1 368 123 2.99 5.11 4 138 Total 4969 814 126.85 52.59 69 3932 Average 248.5 40.7 6.34 2.64 3.5 196.6

TABLE IIT Date Procellariids Tropicbirds Terns Boobies Frigatebirds July 13 206 0 726 11 1 14 196 1 87 0 3 15 152 0 30 0 0 16 117 0 51 0 0 17 16 1 0 0 0 18 199 3 81 0 0 19 185 1 191 0 1 20 21,2 2 663 0 3 21 67 2 135 0 2 22 150 3 273 1 0 23 55 0 83 0 0 24 19 0 8 0 0 25 194 0 10 0 0 26 23 0 1 0 0 27 35 1 1 0 0 28 71 3 70 0 0 29 57 4 156 0 0 30 5 6 5 0 0 31 31 3 43 0 1 Aug. 1 100 3 258 7 0 Total 2153 36 2386 19 11 Average 107.7 1.8 114.3 1.0 0.7

TABLE IV Procellariid Breakdown Date Wedgetailed Shearwater Newell's Shearwater Dark-rumped Petrel White-necked Petrel July 13 169 0 3 0 14 56 2 19 0 15 23 0 25 5 16 64 5 22 7 17 5 0 3 1 18 64 0 116 0 19 71 3 37 1 20 145 0 1 0 21 16 0 20 2 22 17 2 103 11 23 7 0 35 1 24 17 0 15 1 25 51 0 118 3 26 2 1 10 0 27 0 0 30 1 28 0 0 47 2 29 0 0 5 0 30 0 0 0 0 31 11 5 0 0 Aug. 1 89 3 0 0 Total 807 21 609 38 Average 10.4 1.1 30.5 1.9

TABLE IV (con't.) Procellariid Breakdown Date Bonin Island Petrel Bulwer's Petrel Harcourt's Storm Petrel Miscellaneous Unidentified Procellariids July 13 1 32 0 1 14 11 11 0 3 15 5 0 0 94 16 13 0 0 6 17 2 0 0 5 18 11 0 0 5 19 24 0 0 49 20 3 1 0 92 21 7 3 0 18 22 3 0 0 11 23 14 0 1 7 24 10 0 1 5 25 10 1 0 11 26 1 0 0 6 27 0 0 0 1 28 0 1 0 51 29 0 1 0 2 30 1 2 0 13 31 1 1 0 2 Aug. 1 0 6 0 Total 116 58 2 410 Average 5.8 2.9 .1 20.5

TC 5 CENTRAL PACIFIC OCEAN KURE I. MIDWAY I. PEARL AND HERMES REEF LISIANSKI I. LAYSAN I. GARDNER PINNACLES FRENCH FRIGATE SHOALS NECKER I. NIHOA I. NIIHAU I. KAULA I. KAUAI I. OAHU I. MOLOKAI I. LANAI I. KAHOOLOWE I. MAUI I. HAWAII JOHNSTON-SAND I. D- Dark-rumped Petrel (186) W- White-necked Petrel (37) KINGMAN REEF PALMYRA I. WASHINGTON I. FANNING I. CHRISTMAS I. HOWLAND I. BAKER I. PHOENIX ISLANDS CANTON I. ENDERBURY I. BIRNIE I. PHOENIX I. HULL I. SYDNEY I. GARDNER TOKELAU ISLANDS ATAFU I. NUKUNONO I. FAKAOFU I. TONGAREVA I. CAROLINE I. 170° 160° 150° 30° NORTH 20° 10° 0° 10° SOUTH 180° WEST 170° 160° 150° 100 200 300 400 500 STATUTE MILES EQUATOR

CENTRAL PACIFIC OCEAN R- Red-tailed Tropicbird (15) W- White-tailed Tropicbird (7) T- tropicbird species (7)

CENTRAL PACIFIC OCEAN KURE I. • MIDWAY I. PEARL AND HERMES REEF • LISANSKI I. • LAYSAN I. • GARDNER PINNACLES • FRENCH FRIGATE SHOALS • NECKER I. • NIHOA I. NIHUAUI KAUAI DARU MOLOKAI I. LANAI I. MAUI KAHOOOLAWA I. HAWAII JOHNSTON-SAND I. BF- Black-footed Albatross (1) H- Harcourt's Storm Petrel (7) MB- Blue-faced Booby (1) BB- Brown Booby (1) RF- Red-footed Booby (6) FB- Great Frigatebird (6) N- Noddy Tern (23) F- Fairy Tern (18) KINGMAN REEF • PALMYRA I. • WASHINGTON I. • FANNING I. CHRISTMAS I. • HOWLAND I. • BAKER I. • JARVIS I. PHOENIX ISLANDS • CANTON I. ENDERBURY I. McKEAN I. BIRNIE I. • PHOENIX I. HULL I. • SYDNEY I. GARDNER TOKELAU ISLANDS • ATAFU I. • NUKUNONO I. • FAKAOFU I. TONGAREVA I. CAROLINE I. 180° WEST 170° 160° 150° WEST 30° 20° 10° 0° 10° EQUATOR 0° 100 200 300 400 500 STATUTE MILES

ST-MNH-955a 3-4-6- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 15June 64 Total Minutes: 249 Total Miles 44 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 60 137 2.28 3.11 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 28 14 0 1 48 45 0 1 1.71 1.88 0 1 1.09 1.02 .02 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 1 - 1 1 - .02 .02 - IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 33 82 2.48 1.86 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 7 0 6 1 7 0 6 1 1 0 1 1 .16 - .14 .02 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 6 44 .14 0 0 [illegible]

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 16 June 64 Total Minutes: 793 Total Miles 120 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 57 338 4.53 2.82 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 51 31 10 11 168 135 15 11 3.29 5 1.5 1 1.4 1.13 1.3 .09 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 9 169 18.78 1.41 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 1 1 1 .01 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 5 261 .04 2 191 .02

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 17June 64 Total Minutes: 778 Total Miles 133 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 48 122 2.54 .92 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 44 10 26 3 87 23 45 3 1.98 2.3 1.73 1 165 17 34 .02 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 2 1 3 1 1 1.5 1 .02 .01 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 5 32 6.4 .24 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 4 67 .03 3 59 .02

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 18June 64 Total Minutes: 758 Total Miles 116 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 45 71 1.58 .61 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 44 18 23 2 67 32 27 2 1.52 1.78 1.17 1.10 .58 .28 .23 .02 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 1 1 1 1 1 .01 .01 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 2 2 1 .02 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 1 1 1 1 1 1 .01 .01 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI. 3 17 .03

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 19 June 64 Total Minutes: 766 Total Miles 132 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 66 382 5.79 2.89 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 60 41 19 1 193 165 23 1 3.22 4.24 1.21 1 1.46 1.25 1.7 01 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 8 188 23.5 1.42 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI. 5 298 .64 3 287 .02

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 20June64 Total Minutes: 783 Total Miles 125 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 29 37 1.28 .29 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 29 8 15 2 37 11 17 2 1.28 1.38 1.13 1 .30 .09 .14 .02 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi.

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 21 Jun 64 Total Minutes: 797 Total Miles 135 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 22 189 8.50 1.39 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 19 12 6 2 53 44 6 2 2.79 3.67 1 1.00 .39 33.04 .01 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 6 134 22.33 1.00 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI. 4 163 .03 3 156 .62

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 22 June 64 Total Minutes: 811 Total Miles 126 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 39 458 11.74 3.63 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 22 10 2 4 50 38 2 4 2.27 3.8 1 1 .48 .30 .02 .03 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 .02 .01 .01 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 21 406 19.33 3.22 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Flocks Total No. Birds Total No. F/Mi. No. Feeding Flocks No. Feeding Birds No. Feeding F/MI. 8 414 .06 4 360 .03

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 23June 64 Total Minutes: 798 Total Miles 139 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 29 37 1.28 .27 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 24 3 13 7 29 3 15 6 1.21 1.18 1.17 .21 .02 .11 .04 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 2 ) 2 ) ) ) 1 1 .01 .01 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 3 6 2 .04 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi.

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 24June 64 Total Minutes: 800 Total Miles 127 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 21 31 1.48 .24 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 13 4 4 1 13 4 4 1 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .16 .03 .03 .01 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 4 1 1 7 3 1 1.75 3.00 1.00 .06 .82 .61 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 3 10 3.33 .08 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Flocks Total No. Birds Total No. F/Mi. No. Feeding Flocks No. Feeding Birds No. Feeding F/MI. 1 8 .61 1 8 .61

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 25 June 64 Total Minutes: 785 Total Miles 140 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 58 683 10.78 4.88 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 56 11 32 2 3^3 12 49 2 5.77 1.69 1.53 1.00 2.31 .09 .35 .01 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 2 2 - 2 2 - 1.00 1.00 - .01 .01 - IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 4 358 89.50 2.56 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Flocks Total No. Birds Total No. F/Mi. No. Feeding Flocks No. Feeding Birds No. Feeding F/MI. 5 618 .04 5 618 .04

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 26 June 64 Total Minutes: 767 Total Miles 133 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 69 146 2.28 1.10 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 60 5 46 0 113 6 58 0 1.88 1.2 1.26 0 .65 .05 .44 0 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 2 2 2 2 2 2 .02 .02 - IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 2 30 15.0 .23 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Flocks Total No. Birds Total No. F/Mi. No. Feeding Flocks No. Feeding Birds No. Feeding F/MI. 3 77 .02 2 71 .02

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 27 June 64 Total Minutes: 762 Total Miles 109 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 52 77 1.48 .71 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 50 12 34 1 71 17 46 1 1.12 1.42 1.35 1.00 .65 .16 .42 .01 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 3 6 2.00 .06 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 2 11 .02 2 11 .02

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 28 June 64 Total Minutes: 777 Total Miles 119 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 70 57 1.43 .48 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 39 0 29 1 54 0 421 1.38 0 1.45 1.00 .45 0 .35 .01 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 1 1 1 1 1 .01 .01 - IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 1 2 2.00 .02 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI.

SI-MNH-255a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 29June 64 Total Minutes: 791 Total Miles 123 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 28 51 1,82 .41 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 27 5 19 0 50 8 33 0 1.85 1.60 1.74 0 .41 .07 .27 0 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 1 11 .01 1 11 .61

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 30 June 64 Total Minutes: 805 Total Miles 111 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 50 223 4.46 2.01 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 17 9 27 1 117 14 40 1 2.49 1.56 1.48 1.05 .13 .36 .01 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 .01 .01 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 3 105 35.00 .95 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI. 2 158 .02 2 158 .02

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 1 July 64 Total Minutes: 811 Total Miles 71 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 10 15 1.5 .21 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 9 6 0 2 14 11 0 2 1.56 1.83 0 1 .20 .15 0 .03 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 1 1 1 .01 .01 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI.

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 2 July 64 Total Minutes: 834 Total Miles 165 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 16 18 1.13 .11 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 15 5 1 4 16 5 1 5 1.07 1 1 1.25 .09 .03 .01 .03 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 1 2 2 2 2 1.01 .01 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI.

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 3 July 64 Total Minutes: 831 Total Miles 150 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 22 44 2 .29 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 20 10 3 3 40 23 3 3 27, 15, 02, 02 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 1 2 2 .01 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 1 2 2 .01 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI.

SI-MNH-955a 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART A DATE: 4 July 64 Total Minutes: 814 Total Miles 139 I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 87 1360 15.63 9.78 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 72 43 24 1 1429 389 271 5.94 9.05 11.3 1.00 3.08 2.80 .19 .01 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 4 2 1 4 2 1 1.00 1.00 1.00 .03 .01 .01 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 21 923 43.95 6.64 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 2 3 1.50 .02 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 9 1250 .07 7 1236 .05

R/V Townsend Cromwell 20 June, 1964 202150Z Weather Broadcast Part One unclas gale warning position fair based on ship reports estimated near four zero pt five north one six zero pt five east at 201800z max winds 30 kt near center weakening. radius 30 kt wind 300 mi. fcst movg 050 deg 15 kts. rough seas. fcst posit 210600z 41.8n 164e max winds 25 kts. fcst posit 211800z 43n 167.8e max winds 25 kts. no further warning will be issued unless regeneration occurs. Part Two Unclas FPPA NFM SYNOPSIT 201800z. 1. refer fleweacen kodik gale wng. ridge 27n 165w 32n 155w etn 177w 40n 175w. cold front 34n 160e 36n 163e 40n 162e mov east 12 kts warm front 40n 164e 37n 168e 31n 173e mov east 10 kts. cold front 30n 169w 35n 163w 40n 159w mov northeast 10 kts. itcz ptn 160e 04n 175e 02n 170w 02n 155w 04n 118w. 2. 24 hr area fcst commencing 202200z ptly cldy with wdly sctd shwrs vcnty fronts and itcz. vsby 10 mi xcpt 2 tp 5 mi in shwrs. winds anticyclonic 15 to 25 kts acrs fronts and itcz. seas slgt to mod. winds and seas higher wng area. Note Under lined portions believed to be 35N and 05N

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 15 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 21 19 157 58 1600 21 13 157 50 1700 21 06 157 42 1800 20 56 157 34 1900 20 48 157 27 2000 20 39 157 20 2100 20 35 157 15 2200 20 35 157 15 2300 20 38 157 13 2400 20 20 157 09 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 16 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 20 10 157 05 0200 20 00 157 01 0300 19 48 157 01 00 19 36 157 02 0500 19 24 157 01 0600 19 12 157 01 0700 19 07 157 00 0800 19 00 157 00 01 70 1016.0 25.2 21 84 6 110-3-9 25.9 19 110 S-12 0900 18 54 157 00 1000 18 49 157 00 1100 18 30 157 00 1200 18 17 157 00 1300 18 06 157 00 1400 17 54 157 00 02 10 1015.1 25.2 22 85 3 90-3-10 25.16 27 80 S-12 1500 17 44 157 00 1600 17 33 157 00 1700 17 30 157 00 1800 17 26 157 00 1900 17 15 157 00 2000 17 03 157 01 20 5 1015.1 24.5 22 85 6 90-3-10 25.0 28 80 S-12 2100 17 00 157 01 2200 16 48 157 00 2300 16 36 157 00 2400 16 24 157 00 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

ST-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 17 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 16 13 157 00 0200 16 02 156 59 00 5 1014.9 25.1 22 84 4 80-3-10 25.2 19 80 S-12 0300 16 00 156 59 000 15 59 156 59 0400 15 48 157 00 0500 15 38 157 00 0600 15 26 157 00 0800 15 15 157 00 01 10 1015.2 25.7 12 85 2 80-3-9 25.2 26 60 S-12 0900 15 04 157 00 1000 14 53 157 00 1100 14 41 157 00 1200 14 30 157 00 1300 14 30 157 00 1400 14 23 157 00 01 10 1014.3 25.6 22 84 2 80-3-9 25.7 22 70 S-12 1500 14 12 157 00 1600 14 00 157 00 1700 13 48 157 00 1800 13 36 157 00 1900 13 24 157 00 2000 13 13 157 00 03 10 1014.4 26.1 21 81 3 80-3-9 26.3 20 70 S-12 2100 13 08 157 00 2200 12 58 157 00 2300 12 56 157 00 2400 12 52 157 00 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 18 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 12 40 157 00 0200 12 28 157 00 00 5 1013.6 25.7 21 83 9 0300 12 17 157 00 0400 12 05 157 00 0500 11 53 157 00 0600 11 41 157 00 0700 11 29 157 00 0800 11 23 157 00 14 10 1014.2 26.1 23 86 7 80-3-7 26.8 04 130 S-12 0900 11 22 156 59 1000 11 18 156 51 1100 11 14 156 44 1200 11 10 156 36 1300 11 06 156 26 1400 11 02 156 13 03 10 1013.1 27.5 23 83 7 80-3-5 26.7 04 70 SE-12 1500 10 58 156 05 1600 10 55 155 55 1700 10 51 155 45 1800 10 47 155 35 1900 10 44 155 25 2000 10 40 155 15 01 10 1012.6 25.5 24 94 5 80-3-5 26.5 15 80 SE-12 2100 10 36 155 09 2200 10 30 154 58 2300 10 24 154 49 2400 10 19 154 34 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 19 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 10 15 154 37 0200 10 09 154 27 00 5 1611.3 25.5 23 92 X 0300 10 04 154 18 0400 09 59 154 10 0500 09 55 154 02 0600 09 55 154 02 07001 10 07 154 02 0800 10 18 154 02 03 10 1012.1 26.1 23 87 8 20-6-5 26.8 17 90 N-12 0900 10 29 154 07 1000 10 40 154 01 1100 10 50 154 00 1200 11 02 154 00 1300 11 14 154 00 1400 11 26 154 00 16 10 1010.8 26.8 22 81 8 20-6-5 26.6 18 70 N-12 1500 11 30 154 00 1600 11 35 154 00 1700 11 47 154 00 1800 11 59 154 00 1900 12 11 154 00 2000 12 23 154 00 01 10 1014.3 26.4 22 83 7 60-6-5 26.6 18 50 N-12 2100 12 27 154 00 2200 12 39 154 00 2300 12 52 154 00 2400 13 01 154 00 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISLEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

ST-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 20 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 13 01 154.00 0200 13 13 154.00 01 10 1012.0 25.5 21 82 3 60-6-5 26.7 16 60 N-12 0300 13 25 154.00 0400 13 37 154.00 0500 13 49 154.00 0600 14 00 154.00 0700 14 12 154.00 0800 14 24 154.00 03 10 1014.1 25.5 23 88 5 60-6-5 25.4 15 40 N-12 0900 14 30 154.00 1000 14 30 154.00 1100 14 30 154.00 1200 14 39 153.59 1300 14 51 153.59 1400 15 03 153.59 02 10 1014.0 25.6 21 83 3 60-6-5 25.6 17 50 N-12 1500 15 15 154.00 1600 15 27 154.00 1700 15 39 154.00 1800 15 51 154.00 1900 16 04 154.01 2000 16 04 154.01 02 10 1014.1 25.3 21 85 41 20-6-5 26.2 16 50 N-12 2100 16 06 154.00 2200 16 19 154.00 2300 16 31 154.00 2400 16 43 154.00 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

ST-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 22 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 20 37 153 5P 0200 20 49 153 58 02 10 10 17.2 24.0 20 85 4 40-6-5 24.8 17 40 N-12 0300 21 01 153 59 000 21 13 153 59 000 21 24 154 00 000 21 36 154 00 0700 21 47 154 00 0800 21 58 153 59 14 10 10 14.0 23.2 20 87 6 60-6-7 26.0 20 50 N-12 0900 21 58 153 59 1000 22 06 153 59 1100 22 17 154 00 1200 22 25 154 00 1300 22 40 154 00 1400 22 51 153 59 14 10 10 17.9 24.0 21 87 5 50-6-7 24.8 17 30 E-10 1500 23 03 153 59 1600 23 14 153 59 1700 23 26 153 58 1800 23 32 153 58 1900 23 32 153 58 2000 23 32 153 46 20 10 10 18.5 23.8 20 88 4 70-5-7 24.5 17 70 E-10 2100 23 32 153 46 2200 23 32 153 36 2300 23 32 153 28 2400 23 32 153 16 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 23 Juno 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 23 32 153 04 0200 23 32 152 53 .02 10 1016.9 23.4 18 81 5 70-5-7 24.4 12 40 E-12 0300 23 32 152 41 000 23 32 152 30 0500 23 31 152 20 0600 23 31 152 16 0700 23 30 151 59 0800 23 30 151 48 .14 10 1017.0 23.3 18 81 3 68-3-7 24.1 25 90 E-12 0900 23 30 151 37 1000 23 29 151 26 1100 23 29 151 15 1200 23 28 151 04 1300 23 28 150 58 1400 23 24 150 58 .03 10 1016.0 22.8 19 87 6 70-5-5 24.1 17 90 E-12 1500 23 12 150 57 1600 23 00 150 56 1700 22 48 150 57 1800 22 35 150 58 1900 22 28 150 59 2000 22 12 150 59 .01 10 1014.5 23.3 19 84 3 70-5-5 24.3 13 100 S-12 2100 22 07 150 59 2200 22 02 150 59 2300 21 58 150 59 2400 21 46 150 59 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISLEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 24 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 21 34 150 58 0200 21 22 150 58 03 10 1014.0 23.7 20 86 5 70-5-5 24.4 16 90 S-12 0300 21 10 150 57 000 20 58 150 56 000 20 47 150 56 0500 20 35 150 56 0700 20 32 150 56 0800 20 27 150 56 14 10 1015.4 24.1 20 85 7 70-5-4 24.3 14 90 S-12 0900 20 15 150 57 1000 20 02 150 59 1100 19 49 151 00 1200 19 37 151 01 1300 19 26 151 01 1400 19 15 151 01 03 10 1014.7 24.6 23 84 7 70-5-4 24.6 15 20 S-12 1500 19 04 151 02 1600 19 01 151 02 1700 18 55 151 02 1800 18 44 151 03 1900 18 32 151 03 2000 18 20 151 03 02 10 1014.6 24.8 22 86 7 70-5-4 24.7 16 90 S-12 2100 18 16 151 03 2200 18 05 151 01 2300 17 55 151 00 2400 17 43 150 58 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 DATE 25 June 64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 17 32 150 56 0200 17 31 150 56 01 10 1013.9 24.5 20 85 3 90-5-4 24.6 17 40 5-12 0300 17 25 150 55 00 17 14 150 50 0500 17 08 150 53 0600 16 51 150 54 0700 16 39 150 55 0800 16 27 150 57 03 10 1014.5 25.0 21 83 5 90-5-4 24.7 19 70 5-12 0900 16 15 151 00 1000 16 03 151 03 1100 15 54 151 03 1200 15 54 151 04 1300 15 47 151 03 1400 15 34 151 03 02 10 1013.2 26.1 25 82 8 90-5-5 26.7 16 100 5-12 1500 15 19 151 02 1500 15 06 151 02 1700 14 58 151 02 1800 14 43 151 02 1900 14 31 151 03 2000 14 23 151 03 01 5 1013.6 25.6 28 84 2 20-6-5 26.7 21 70 5-12 2100 14 23 151 03 2200 14 15 151 02 2300 14 08 151 01 2400 13 51 150 01 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 26 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 13 35 150 58 0200 13 26 150 58 02 10 1012.2 25.2 21 84 4 70-6-5 26.6 20 70 S-12 0300 13 14 150 58 0400 13 02 150 57 0500 12 51 150 57 0600 12 52 150 57 0700 12 39 150 57 0800 12 36 150 58 01 25 1013.2 25.8 21 81 3 70-6-5 26.3 16 70 S-12 0900 12 14 150 59 1000 12 02 151 00 1100 11 50 151 02 1200 11 37 151 06 1300 11 30 151 00 02 25 1011.4 26.2 21 80 4 70-6-5 26.1 17 70 S-12 1400 11 30 151 00 1500 11 25 150 52 1600 11 20 150 43 1700 11 14 150 33 1800 11 09 150 24 1900 11 04 150 14 2000 10 58 150 04 02 5 1011.1 26.1 23 87 3 70-6-5 25.8 20 60 S-12 2100 10 56 150 04 2200 10 51 149 50 2300 10 45 149 40 2400 10 39 149 30 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISLEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 27 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 10 3H 149 2.0 0200 10 29 149 6.0 0.1 10 10/15.5 26.3 2.3 85 3 80-6-5 26.7 12 80 55-13 0300 10 33 149 5.1 0400 10 15 148 4.2 0500 10 07 148 3.2 0600 10 0.5 148 2.2 0700 10 0.5 148 1.1 0.3 10 10/17.9 26.3 2.3 85 7 20-6-5 26.2 12 70 55-13 0800 10 0.4 148 0.5 0900 10 0.4 148 0.3 1000 10 0.4 148 0.3 1100 10 0.5 148 0.3 1200 10 0.5 148 0.3 1300 10 17 148 0.3 0.1 10 10/16.1 28.5 2.2 90 7 40-6-4 27.0 11 50 N-12 1400 10 3.5 148 0.3 1500 10 5.3 148 0.3 1600 11 0.5 148 0.3 1700 11 0.5 148 0.3 1800 11 1.8 148 0.3 1900 11 2.7 148 0.3 2000 11 3.2 148 0.3 0.1 10 10/13.8 25.6 2.3 85 4 70-6-4 26.7 17 11.0 N-17 2100 11 3.9 148 0.3 2200 11 3.6 148 0.3 2300 11 4.8 148 0.2 2400 11 5.9 148 0.1 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

ST-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 28 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 12 10 148 01 0200 12 22 148 00 12 5 101.5 15.6 24 92 6 70-6-4 16.5 21 90 N-12 0300 12 33 147 59 0400 12 47 147 58 0500 12 54 147 58 0600 12 57 147 58 0700 12 63 147 59 0800 13 13 147 58 14 10 1013.4 15.7 23 91 7 60-5-5 15.9 20 70 N-12 0900 13 24 147 58 1000 13 35 147 56 1100 13 46 147 56 1200 13 57 147 59 1300 14 09 147 59 12 10 1012.8 16.4 23 85 6 60-6-5 15.2 16 50 N-12 1400 14 21 147 59 1500 14 32 148 00 1600 14 45 148 00 1700 14 51 148 00 1800 14 57 148 00 1900 15 12 148 01 81 10 1013.6 15.2 22 88 3 60-6-5 15.2 18 40 N-12 2000 15 20 148 00 2100 15 18 148 00 2200 15 28 147 59 2300 15 39 147 59 2400 15 50 147 59 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

ST-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 29 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 16 00 147 58 0200 16 00 147 58 .02 10 1014.3 24.3 21 98 3 40-6-5 25.2 19 40 N-12 0300 16 00 147 57 000 16 34 147 57 0500 16 45 147 57 0700 16 56 147 57 .03 10 1015.2 24.1 22 90 6 40-6-5 25.2 19 50 N-12 0800 17 07 147 57 0900 17 18 147 57 1000 17 28 147 57 1100 17 25 147 57 1200 17 38 147 57 1300 17 37 147 57 1400 17 48 147 58 .14 10 1014.5 24.5 22 98 5 40-6-5 24.8 15 50 N-12 1500 17 59 147 58 1600 18 10 147 58 1700 18 34 147 59 1800 18 46 147 59 1900 18 58 147 59 .01 10 1016.1 24.4 20 85 4 40-6-5 24.5 21 50 N-12 2000 19 06 148 00 2100 19 00 148 00 2200 19 00 148 00 2300 19 11 148 00 2400 19 23 148 00 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

ST-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 30 June 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 19 35 148 00 0.2 10 1013.3 15.9 11 87 0 0200 19 46 148 00 0300 19 58 148 00 0400 20 10 148 00 0500 20 29 148 00 0600 20 31 148 01 0700 20 31 148 01 0800 20 39 148 00 0.1 25 1014.0 23.6 18 80 3 70-5-5 24.1 17 30 N=12 0900 20 50 147 59 1000 21 01 147 58 1100 21 13 147 58 1200 21 25 147 58 1300 21 37 147 58 1400 21 49 147 57 0.1 10 1020.1 23.5 18 79 1 70-6-5 24.7 15 40 N=12 1500 21 59 147 56 1600 21 59 147 56 1700 21 59 147 56 1800 22 08 147 56 1900 22 20 147 57 2000 22 30 147 57 0.7 10 1021.0 23.0 22 86 5 70-6-5 23.3 18 70 N=12 2100 22 35 147 57 2200 22 37 147 57 2300 22 59 147 57 2400 23 10 147 57 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 15 July 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 23 20 147.56 0200 23 28 147.56 0.1 10 1020.1 226 17 80 4 50-5-3 23.4 15 50 N-12 0300 23 29 147.56 00 23 39 147.56 00 23 48 147.56 0000 24 00 147.55 0700 24 00 147.55 0800 24 00 147.55 63 10 1021.5 230 18 81 2 50-7-4 23.3 15 46 N-12 0900 24 08 147.55 1000 24 08 147.55 1100 24 00 147.55 1200 24 00 147.55 1300 24 12 147.55 1400 24 23 147.56 14 10 1020.0 227 19 84 5 70-5-4 23.5 15 80 N-12 1500 24 35 147.56 1600 24 47 147.57 1700 24 58 147.57 1800 25 00 147.57 1900 25 04 147.57 2000 25 15 147.57 03 10 1020.1 225 17 82 7 70-5-4 23.1 18 70 N-12 2100 25 20 147.57 2200 25 31 147.57 2300 25 41 147.57 2400 25 51 147.57 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES, IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 3 July 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 25 08 151 33 0200 25 00 151 47 50 10 1021H 22.6 20 88 6 90-5-4 236 16 100 W-12 0300 25 00 152 01 000 25 00 152 16 000 25 00 152 31 000 25 00 152 43 0700 24 59 152 56 0800 24 59 153 09 0.3 10 1022H 239 18 79 7 90-5-5 242 15 110 W-12 0900 24 59 153 22 1000 24 56 153 35 1100 24 58 153 47 1200 24 58 153 59 1300 24 58 154 00 1400 24 58 154 12 0.1 10 1021H 248 18 77 3 120-7-4 243 19 50 W-12 1500 24 58 154 24 1600 24 58 154 37 1700 24 58 154 51 1800 24 57 155 05 1900 24 57 155 19 0.1 10 1021H 254 19 81 3 76-7-4 242 16 10 W-12 2000 24 57 155 32 2100 24 57 155 26 2200 24 57 155 49 2300 24 58 156 02 2400 24 58 156 16 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

SI-MNH-955c 3-4-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA SURVEY CHART C DATE 4/July 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM % TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 24 59 156 29 0200 25 06 156 43 0.2 10 1020.8 245 19 .77 1 80-7-5 24.4 16 80 W-12 0300 25 00 156 52 00 25 06 156 59 00 24 56 157 00 0500 24 44 157 00 0700 24 31 157 01 0800 24 19 157 00 0.2 10 1020.8 240 19 81 3 80-7-5 24.3 21 80 S-12 0900 24 07 156 59 1000 23 55 156 58 1100 23 43 156 58 1200 23 31 156 58 1300 23 30 157 00 1400 23 29 157 00 1.6 10 1020.9 238 20 85 8 80-7-5 24.6 11 90 S-12 1500 23 16 157 00 1600 23 04 157 00 1700 22 52 157 00 1800 22 41 157 00 1900 22 31 157 00 2000 22 18 157 00 0.2 10 1018.3 24.7 20 82 4 70-6-5 24.7 2.0 70 S-12 2100 22 13 156 59 2200 22 03 156 58 2300 22 00 156 58 2400 22 00 156 59 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS