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Ship
Direction
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
DIVISION OF BIRDS
AT SEA DAILY LOG - E
SPECIMEN
senior 0628
OBSERVERS:
C.F. Gould
Date 20 June 1967
Pg. # 1
TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS observed on 0628
0630 Procellariiform type
Gird 1 ?
0651 Fork Petrel 1 SE
0710 Black-wing
Petrel 1 NW
0719 Sooty Shearwater
Petrel 1 N to NW
0726 Cook's/White-wriggled
Petrel 1 W
0735 Juan Fernandez ? Petrel 1 NW
0740 Tremendous
Shearwater 1 W
0743 Red-tail
Procellarid 3 N
0745 to
065.
BREAK
FAST
0753
0851 Black-winged
Petrel 1 W
0958 Pterodroma 1 NW
0903 Shearwater 1 W
0910 Small
Pterodroma 1 V 5
The watch reported a storm petrel
and a white-bellied shearwater around
the lights at the 0400-0600 station
this morning.
grey headed petrel, thick black in under
border - good view - typical Black wing.
not too well seen as bird was in the
distance but there appeared to be little
or no black under wing border. difficultly
a small cookaleia.
in distance, looked a whit below
but a little too far away to be
certain about size - rather like a J.F.P.
circled ship once all three looked
fully adult. but was not pink.
good view of back, black under wing
in distance - looked rather like a
Cookaleia - appeared sort like a Black-winged Petrel.
in distance - large, brown looked (solid)
white belly, underwing white but appeared to
have a dark spoiler. looked very much
like a little shear wedge-tailed Shearwater
SI-MNH-958-e
Rev. 5-66