EAC 20, Hall, August 1967

z Any Nongrid W gull R. Pelican Phalene Gull Sooty Shearwater Pomaria jaeger. Shore bird Tweet bird Brant, Common Pink - foot Sher Jaeger. Lomelani melanni manu- Porpois (Delphin) k2 Porpoise kub Lake Phlebicing kila Bolenoptera sp. 19 1 1/03 (23) 22 3 8 12 2 11 1 59 73 46 2 5 39 46 1 163 49 108 -8 18 L 2 (11) L 1 -1 -8 L 1 C 1 4+9 309 4 1 1+2 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 91 1 3 1 39 33 22 19 103 123 23 22 6/10 32 5/5 8

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Hoff Date 7 August Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1015 1100 1120 Ship is leaving Long Beach - north parallel to coast - about 5 miles out open obs. immatures gulls (10-15) immature & adult of the henry > California & western types - ad. California appears to be melting in the secondaries 1130 west, gull 1 1140 " " 2 1141 Pelican 1/2 brown 1145 WEST.GULL 2 ee 1148 N. PHAL. 11 ee 1152 " " 6 ee 1154 WEST.GULL 1/2 ee 1156 N. PHAL. 3 ee ad. sitting on H20 1158 " " 18 ee 1200 N. Phal 3 ee 1201 (1 1) 21/.0 Western 12.0 1202 Gull sp 10 1203 N phal 24 2 small groups sitting on H20 1204 (....) 6 8 1205 Gull sp 2 sitting on H2O - Western 1205 N. phall. 10 2 1 ad. + 1 immature Western 1207 Gull sp 2 1220 N. phal. 1 9P 1225 W Gull 2 ad. 1235 " " 2 ad. 1245 W. Gull 1 ad. 1250 W. Gull 2 ad. 1315 " " 2 123 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Hoff Date 7 August Pg.# 2 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1325 W.Gull /1 1330 W Gull /1 1332 W Gull /5 1332 Gullsp /1 1350 W Gull /1 1400 Pomping jaeger /1 ad. lift phoe 1440 Gull sp. /2 ce 1443 Sooty Shear /1 ce 1445 Gull sp /1 sw 1446 Sooty SHEAR /1 ce 1450 WEST.GUL /2 ce 1455 " " /2 ce 1455 " " /2 ce 1500 BR.PEL. /1 ce 1505 WEST.GULL /2 ce 1506 Sooty SHEAR /1 w 1507 WHALE - 1,25', NO SPOT OBSERVED, HIGH NARROW SLIGHTLY CURVED DORSAL, NOT GLOBICEPHAL Called Pseudunca Kel 2 1517 GULL SP /U ce 1518 WEST GULL /1 ce 1522 GULL SP /U ce 1523 WEST GULL /2 ce 1530 TWILLY BIRD /1 ce 1535 WEST GULL /2 ce 1540 PORPUSIE - small passeriform flew about frontal - 1st boat, Lt. Erickson describes CHANGING COURSE & SPEED -> W -> FULL 1548 SHOREBIRD /11 ce 1555 BR.PEL. GULL SP /1 a /3 w apparently feeding with fish 1600 WHALE(S) - 2 LARGE (140+) LIKE RORQUES Called my return 1602 SOOTY SHEAR /9 N 1603 BR.PEL. /1 ce 1604 W.GULL /1 sw 1607 whale - small round head. smooth Huff recorded no cetacean 1616 W Gull /1 1618 Pom jagers /1 884-59 Ad - with funnel tail finish. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 7 Aug Pg.# 3 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1620 Phalangium 2 1630 1638 Brants Communt 12 S4 1639 W.gull 1 E 1640 1645 FK 1655 W. Mull 30±5 P.F.Sher. 8v Doryx sp. 1 B.r. beliun 2V S88 E 1705 Phalangium 2v 1706 Lombricus melano 1 S4 ER 1717 W. gull 12 Communt 1 1711 Phalangium 1v S4 1724 W. gull 10v SW 1726 " 5v " 1728 " 4v 1 29 " 3v 11 30 " 2v 11 32 " 1v 11 [illegible] Mola in waters. Totally 4 and k. reedible. Gathering. on 1/10/4 Pub-Foot Reliability = 8 in 4 nd Damp Wet - small - only found at spread flour, land Rumpa. " " SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Delany Hoff Date 7 Aug Pg.# 47 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1737 W gull. 3 sw — found Santa Rosa 1738 " 4 " — " 1743 " 4 " — " 1814 W Gull 6 90 Ad. 1815 Brown Pelican 1 90 — sitting in H2O 1816 Footy Shear 6 sw — " 1820 W Gull 5 sw — following ship 1835 W Gull 15-1 — " — miniature Delphinis Kelz 1930 W Gull +2 — " 1955 Porpoise — — 4 dark + light ventral — barely broke water, sunset SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

8 August Non grid BFA Sooty Shear. 24 Storm Pet 73 WRSP Gangar (T) Mull/Gangar Gangar Coll: Red Phal 24 Phal cap. Black Pat Lencchi RBTB Surf bird Shore bird Lemba SP. Grid → 1 2 3 5 6 7 4 5 5 24 39 34 9 2 48 10 12 2 2 18 9 2 4 4 3 7 1 2 1 1 3 3 1 1 4 4 128 9. 48 10 194 9 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 19 2 1 2 2 157 57 16 74 172 11 195 19 195 214 Non grid (214) 439 357 434 439 214 653

W Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: CHAN Date 8 AUG. 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0621 0628 Sooty Shear 1√ S 0630 " " 3√ cea 0637 Gull/Jabg 3√ cee - dark distant 0640 BFA 1√ cee - oaten 0640 0655 0655 Sooty Shear 6√ cea Jabg. SP. 3√ cee Storm Pet 2√ cee - dist BFA 2√ 0700 0702 Porpoise 2√ cer - 2 glimpsed - Phoeceus ? 0703 Sooty Shear 2√ cee 0705 " " 2√ cee 0706 Storm Pet 1√ cee 0708 " " 1√ cee 0710 PHAL. 7010 cee - ONH2O ALL? LIONI BELOW NORTHEAN? 0711 Sooty Shear 1√ S 0712 Storm Pet 2√ cee 0713 Sooty Shear 2√ cee 0715 PTASH C/C to 270°T from 276° [illegible] 0717 Sooty Shear 2√ cea - dh. rumps 0718 BFA 2√ cee 0719 " 3√ cee 0720 Sooty Shear 1√ cee 0723 Storm Pet 2√ S 0724 " 2√ cee 0725 Jabg. SP 1√ cee - landed on H2O 0726 Sooty Shear 2√ cee 0727 Black SP 1√ W 0728 Storm Pet 3√ cee - large disc. ntx. 2 0729 Sooty Shear 2√ cee 0732 WLS P 2√ cea - 3 not ass Storm Pet 4√ W Jabg SP 1√ N 0733 0740 R. PHAL 2√ cee - high calling above ship 0742 Storm Pet 2√ cee 0744 WRSO 2√ cee 0745 Storm Pet 2√ cee 0748 " 2√ cee 0753 Storm Pet 16±3√ cea - gallin a bunch RED PHAL 2√ &4EG SP 2√ SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: C & A N Date 8 4ug. Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0757 Storm Pet 1 / ce 0800 " " 4 / ce - NOT ASSOC. 0805 " " 5 / ce 0809 " " 4 / ce - associated! 0815 " " 3 / ce 0830 BEA X - Skiffin Holl. 0835 Stomp'd 4 / 84 0838 11 2 / - coll. -1d k 1st 0845 WRSP 1 / 8t - on water & Clear 0850 Pho'lume 11 / - on Holl 0852 Stomp'd 1 / 8s - possible B lck. 0856 Lander's B 1 / - coll. 0851 11 1 / 84 - coll 0852 Red Pho'lume 4 / - on Holl 0853 Red / 1/20 1 / W 0855 S.P.-DR. 1 / - coll George 1 / 0856 - Stomp'd 10 / - Cooled in an 180° Sem. 0857 Pho'lume 2 / 84 C 0904 RBTB 1 / - coll 0905 Stomp'd 3 / 8s 0908 Pho'lume 4 / W - 2on Holl 0909 Shorned 5 / 8s C 0917 LPS P 2 / 8s - beach 0916 Stomp'd 1 / 8s SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 8 Day Pg.# 3 0 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0928 WRSP 3√ SE 0923 SP 5√ SW 0930 Surf bird 19 √ SW 5 backs collects shift - chon Flod of lar in from Shalbad ben at ca 150' qua nupers, flown just abit ad, dumped to non nuper & bla wet. shift out 0938 WRSP 2√ SW 0945 1000 WRSP 1√ NW 1002 WRSP 5√ NW 1008 WRSP 6√ SW 1010 BFA 2√ SW not following ship 1012 WRSP 2√ SE 1015 N.phol. 1√ NE 1016 WRSP 2√ NE 1020 WRSP 2√ NW 1020 WRSP 3√ SW 1025 WRSP 1√ SW 3 group size of wrsp 1025 jumper sp. 1√ SW 1030 N.phol 1√ NE light belly - medium long central tail feathers chestnut 1034 WRSP 2√ SE 1038 WASP 1√ SW 1042 WRSP 1√ SW 1046 WRSP 1√ SW 1100 WRSP 4√ SW 1102 WRSP 1√ SW 1115 WRSP 1√ NW 1115 WRSP 1√ NW 1120 WRSP 1√ NW 1125 Seal line 1√ SW 1125 N. phal 2√ NE 1126 WRSP 1√ SW 1127 WRSP 1√ SW all Au. lde - No Northern seen a quid this period. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 8 August Pg.# 4 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1130 WASP 1V 90 1135 WASP 1V 9 1147 WASP 1V 9 1148 " STORMPET 2V ce ce 1152 " " 2V ce ce 1153 WASP 1V ce ce 1155 STORM PET 3V ce ce 1158 " " 4V ce ce 1201 " " 4V ce ce 1202 SOOTY SHEAR 1V N 1205 WASP 2V NW 1206 STORMPET 1V ce ce 1208 WRSP 2V ce ce 1209 " STORMPET 3V ce ce 1210 STORMPET 1V ce ce 1220 " " 2V ce ce 1222 " " 2V ce ce 1223 " " 2V ce ce 1226 " " 1V ce ce 1231 " " 2V ce ce 1233 WRSP 3V ce ce 1233 STORMPET 2V ce ce 1234 RED PHAL 9V ce ce 1237 STORMPET 2V ce ce RE4ST on H2O, red restricted to lower indiguts above the beast small whale or large porpoise apparently lying on surface, dorsal exposed, Turnsigs like color and dorsal. 072000 1239 STORMPET 3V ce ce 1243 " " 1V ce ce 1245 " " 1V ce ce 1245 WRSP 1V ce ce 1248 STORMPET 2V ce ce 1250 WRSP 1V ce ce 1252 REDPHAL. 1V ce ce 1252 DRSP 1V ce ce 1255 DRSP 1V ce ce 1256 WRSP 1V ce ce 1259 WRSP 1V ce ce DRSP 1V ce ce SMALL, BUT FORKED TAIL SMALL ALSO SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

1413 - Whale etc. - of his other animals appeared I have o lost blanes. either two species or both were sphenicis and the difference in blue specimens was the angle of observation of that 45° sharp

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 8 Aug 1967 Pg.# 6 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1418 5 for-Pet 6V NW — N.S. Provincial 1427 11 2√ 11 1428 11 2√ 11 1432 11 2√ 11 1435 11 3√ 888 1440 R. Phalun 2 √ SE 1441 Storm-Pet 1 √ SW 1444 W R S P 2 √ S 1444 11 1 √ NW 1455 — 1458 R. Phalun 1 √ SW 1510 W R S P 2 √ 888 1511 1 2 √ 888 1520 Storm-Pet 1 √ SE 1522 R. Phalun 2 √ S 1523 11 1 √ S 1527 11 1 √ S 1534 Phalun 1 √ S 1540 — 1550 — 1600 W R S P 1 √ N 1645 W R S P 2 √ N 1766 W R S P 1 √ S 1718 W R S P 1 √ S 1743 RED PHAL 1 √ E 1755 STORM PET 1 √ Cal 1800 " " 1 √ Cal 1815 11 1 √ Cal — dark w/ bright buffy fringes SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66 Picked up on fun passing ship Van Vene (why ??) [illegible] Note: probable Gannet — Note: possible Sier - 4 blown — all high & seemingly cylindrical

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 8 Aug. 196 Pg.# 7 Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1820 Red Phal. 1√ N 1827 ORSP 1√ CE - very prominent buffy wingbars 1829 StormPet 1√ CE - I think P.5 as alone 1832 WRSP 1√ CE 1835 Red Phal. StormPet 30±3 CE - NO VISIBLY OBVIOUS SLICK (BUT MAYBE A HINT OF ONE) (2-3) SOME PHAL. IN WINTER PLUM. 1840 StormPet 2V all - dark rump?. 1841 JAEG-SP 1√ E - imna 1843 StormPet 1√ N 1854 II II 4V CE 1915 RED PHAL 2√ CE 1920 Jaegun Sp. 1√ S 1921 StormPet 1√ CO 1922 RED PHAL. 1√ CE - heard not seen. 1927 WRSP 1√ CE 1945 BF-A 5√ CE - 2lt 3dh aster 2011 REDPHAL 14√ CECE - SUNSET CLOSE OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Nor urld 8 by Stomper 5 L ASP 11 R.Pholum 17 SP/Phl 3 Brid 2 38

Ship Direction Nocturnal SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date Pg.# 8 August 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2300 2305 2310 2313 2315 2320 2325 2336 2336 C 2335 2340 2340 2340 2350 2400 2401 2402 2408 2410 2415 2425 2428 2432 2435 2440 2445 2450 2452 st. pet. phalange st.pot/phal phal/pet st.pet/phal WRSP WRSP phal WRSP phal WRSP phal phal phal WRSP WRSP 11 11 R.Phalange Storrip 11 Bridgp Phalange Bund up. S.P. Phalange 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 [illegible] open Ols - all stof Crift for this square tails, narrow pointed wings- fluttered much like a cobie, light belly + underwing / alb. edges along near ventral tips of flight feathers Mt. brown - plain lateral appearance calling lud - De Long gallig 11 underwry. Call: Plain SLP Vocal & Sig. 4t Phalange stayed for ca 20 minu phalage from 2350 to 0020. 1 world & Sight bubbl ston Pit Ordinly - close @ Olov SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

9 August Guild BFA Shom Pet 28 3 31 WESP 6 3 7 Red Melbourne 07 1 8 Coots Pet 1 1 1 Jaeger 2 2 Xath Mureit 1 1 Cowliot 1 1 DRSP 1 1 13 66 Fur Seal 1 Porpoise 5 Cables 2

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 7/9 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0635 0638 BFA 1^ M Following 0700 " 1^ S totally 2 0730 Stormpet 1^ S Totally 4 following 0745 BFA 2^ S CC 277 to 178 0855 0915 Wasp 1^ S BFA altered its flight while passing over the storm petrel & followed it until the storm petrel left the BFA. 0926 R.phal. 2^ L 1100 BFA 5^ C totals include previous four 1105 " 7^ N imm? longtailed? - white neck? parasitic? 1115 JAEG-589P 2^ C BELLOW THING SIGHTED 1120 Stormpet 1^ C 1128 ft for 5 1135 Stormpet 25^ S sh and lt birds seen BFA 12^ L over whale Coons Pet. 1^ L Red Phal. 3^ L WHALE Over (over) DEAD WELL EATEN/DECOMPOSED PINKISH YELLOW SHARKS PRESENT AND eating; STORM PETS, BFA, COONS ON AND AROUND CARCass AND ON SLICK SLICK 50 yds wide 1/3-1/2 MILE LONG STRETCHING NW GULLT FOLDS UP ON CARCASS; FLIPPER(?) seen (over) 1 winter, 1 breeding 1215 Red Phal 2^ E 1216 Wasp 1^ C sitting on hold. 1218 Storm Pet 1^ C 1220 Wasp 1^ C 1250 Wasp 3^ L SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Dead whale - Balaenoptera type. Flukes extended for aft of flipper. Animal ca 45-60 ft. floated belly up - ground near 20-25' long. The long extension of the groove suggests it was a blue. R.L.O

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 9 Aug Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1307 R. Phalene 1 1310 Xantus murrelet. 1 1350 1430 Cowbird? 1 1500 11 1 1505 Porpoise 5 1635 URSPL 1 811 1650 1705 StormPet 1 811 1745 DRSP 1 811 1755 SEAL 1903 Wasp L 1 811 1923 11 1 811 2001 StormPet 1 811 2004 1 811 2016 on water by 201 ft. log. Bird still had salt spray & tail feathers. Coming around to 090.° - key 2 collected off Phils. deck. 146°F - sawbird? seen by Mr. Bauer Whales 2- 1/4 mile off - blows only. 500mm Pel 2 Shelf blows is, not Pachypteron spp. Appeared angular and may have been sperm whales but blows may have been knocked down by wind. Flying around 55 gel. Dwarf Phalio floating in water. But no doubt - 1 only Souster, CLOSE OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

9 Aug Nocturnal WRSP 2 Storm Pdt 4 Red Phel 26 Phel 4 Bird 4 36

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10 Avg Wrist BFA WRSP Stamper Phil op Red Phil. Architect? Bulldozer Region Stambrerop? DRSP Alcid op Stem op Shrunk Lt. Guger Bullet O real PCTP 60 5 6-1 2 4 3 5 8 4- 5 6 4- 817 1- 1 1 2 2- 16 1. 1- 1 1 1 1 75 64

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Hoff Date 10 August Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0630 0745 WASP 0800 BFA 0855 STORM PET 0904 11 11 0914 ARCTIC TEQU 0934 WRS P 1640 BFA 5 1230 Band-tailed Pigeon 1235 Phal sp. 1367 1308 WRS P 1315 RBTB 1355 Red Phalange 1445 Red Phalange 1450 R. Phal. 1505 R. Phal. 1510 R phal 1515 11 1525 11 1530 11 1535 11 1540 PHAL SP 1548 WRS P 1550 RED PHAL 1552 WRS P 1558 SHOREBIRD 1559 STORM PET S.R. open do. asterm appeared darkish below, no white wing tips - rel. 2 asterm Fred Forty Macrogates, entering Coastal current influence. on water; flew E - Ashall band - tail less. Cubvies lay but worn ragged - post breeding conditions? feeding in seaweed - passing through an area of floty clumps with most busy Phalanges sitting at gribbing at the debris Insects - crustacea variation in light to dark upper dorsal parts noted in the past 8 birds - some were very light and others were grey shaded over the mantle 1550 c/k 090 -> 150 PT "D" BROWN ABOVE LIGHT BELOW NO WING STYPE CLOSE TO H2O 2 P.A.S. SMALL SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

S Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN IN到UTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSSERS: CHAN Date 10 AUG. 1967 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1602 PHAL SP 1√ ce winter plum. 1614 DRSP 1√ ce 1615 REOPHAL 1√ ce heard calling only 1618 " " 1√ ce winter plum. 1619 PHAL SP 2√ ce 1628 " " 1√ ce 1631 WASP 1√ ce 1636 STORMPET 1√ ce 1641 ALCID 2√ SW CASSIUS AUKLET? SEE 1658 BIRDS - SAME 1651 WRSP 1√ ce XANTUS M.? 1665 AL CID 2√ SW above 1656 BIRD 2√ ce alcid/phalene 1700 STERNASP 1√ ce forsters ? don't think arctic wings very light ALCID SP. 2√ w 2nd best bet common. ★STORNLET 1√ ce appeared all dark - cassino???! XANTUS ?? RHINO ? 1707 AL CID SP 4√ SW ABOVE A LOG XANTUS 1717 DRSP 1√ w 1730 AL CID 2√ ce XANT? DISTANT WHITE BECO 1735 SHORE BIRD 1√ ce ITHAL.??? FLYING WEIRD 1800 1805 RPhulane 1√ E great injection of green (light, murky green) Water Ca 500 meters, long x 100 meter wide. 1807 Storm Pet 1√ SE 1824 LT Jaeger 1√ SW pel'&? - underwing very white - turn like flight - A ball for till 3:00 - ca 4" 1834 whale - wow - big - Ca 60 ft., blow high & Columnar. had printed - blaze, submerged head, expose 30 ft. fly back, then dorsal only for moments. (Over) SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

1830 Brown-gyji color with spitting on back. Define Bolewater B. musculara [illegible] [illegible] small in frontals & annual and only slightly curvedyl- but failed to get a good profile.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E Ship Direction OBSERVERS: Date 10 Aug Pg.# 3 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1850 Bullfinch or 1900 W RSP. 1907 WASP 1911 WASP 1912 Phalange sp. 1917 Phalange 1918 Phalange 1922 W RSP 1930 Phalange 1954 1958 - Coll. R.L.D. - immature M ay not be Red. probable N. " Probable Red. white up. in sun. - high bloc Bulbengator sp. pel furthering. Simceth SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

10-11 Aug Norterind Red Phil 2 Phil sp 2 Ston Phil 1 / 5

Ship Direction Nocturnals SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or NOCT OBSERVERS: C44- Deltay Date 10-11 Aug. Pg.# ( TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2350 2353 RED PHAL 1t 0001 STORMPET 1c ae 0050 RED PHAL 1c 0110 Phelanger 1 0155 Phelanger 1 0200 BEGIN OBS heard calling Close obs SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

11 August D.-2 BFA Stan Pat WESP Pit Philomere Phil sp long eyes Morning Dove Joey sp. Rint sp. 6 8 (6) 5 6 1 1 1 29 4 Dolphins - 1 will in Dorset.

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 11 Aug 1960 Pg.# ( TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND. NO. REMARKS 0637 0700 BE 4 ④ ④ Sunrise Rec'n Obs 0745 " ⑥√ CO 0755 Storm Dt. Ⅰ√ CE 0835 " Ⅰ√ OE 0956 " Ⅰ√ O 1030 WASP Ⅰ√ A 1050 Storm Pet. Ⅳ A 1130 BFA ① Total of 5 falling 1137 R. Phal. ②√ SW 1232 " Ⅰ√ S 1315 WRS P Ⅰ√ SE 1504 RED PHAL Ⅰ√ OE 1532 Storm Pet. Ⅰ√ OR 1540 " Ⅰ√ CE 1550 over small slick 1553 RED PHAL Ⅰ√ 1557 STORM PET Ⅰ√ CO 1558 PHAL SP Ⅰ SE 1632 WASP Ⅰ√ O 1700 WRS P Ⅰ√ O 1815 Porpoise ④ Delphinus delphinus at least one with some guy - while in Dorsal! 1857 Pom Gargen. Ⅰ√ 1900 R. Phal. L, Ⅰ√ 1915 Mourning Dove Ⅰ Lt.-ad without tubules central tail less. Burning off a flick, heavy chest but Cheerful had did momentarily while Dint. Resting permanently on ship. Flying until for 6 minutes\$ did not actively seek - resting spoke again. 1936 WRS P Ⅰ√ SW 2015 Porpoise ca 10 - probable Delphinus - Didn't Come in 2008 2010 Bird 20. Ⅰ 2013 Lone on to 10 - Probable Dories SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

11-12 August Nocturnal R. Thalange Xantes Mardel W PSP Bulop 16 1 8 1 26

Nocturnal SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E Ship Direction OBSERVERS: Date 11 August Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2230 2245 Phal - 1 V - [illegible] lamp & mist net 2255 phal 1 V calling 2305 phal 1 V sighted 2305 phal 1 V calling 2325 phal 2 V sighted & calling 2330 Cathus marlet 1 V 2330 phell 1 V calling 2340 phell 1 V C1 2345 " 1 V 11 2350 WASP phel 2 V " 2356 Bird no. 1 V 2358 R.Phil. 1 V FA - Seen & heard. 0065 R PHL 1 ST 0063 - by Voorhijt 0020 R.PHL 1 V - pounced to ally phthiria and. 0030 WESP 2 V in water off his side 0032 " 1 V - 140037 off his side 0045 R.Phl 1 V 140036 caught in Boat Pump off his side. 0100 R. PHL 1 V 0110 Star WESP 1 V 884 - flew into ground net. 0112 - 140035 - Ca 6 Phalenees - fly around & calling 0113 WRESP 2 V 884 0113 WRESP 1 V 884 0130 - CLOS & OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

12 Aug David Grid BFA WRSP Stow Pd DRSP Red Pha. Lacyr. sp. Phalure sp. Stem sp. 3 8 9 8 4 4 6 1 3 3 2 4 1 1 3 1 0 3 1 Sperm whale - 1 [18/0]

E SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Ship Direction Date 12 AUG. Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0651 0656 BFA 0707 STORM PET 0755 " 0830 Red Phal 0861 WASP 1040 R.Phal 1105 Ganypt. 1120 BFA 1132 Storm Pet 1137 WRS P 1253 WRS P 1407 " 1453 ORS P 1513 STORM PET 1545 WRS P 1715 R.Phal 1730 Phalornis 1734 11 1810 1812 PHAL.SP 1816 STER WASP 1817 NEO PHAL 1830 WRS P NEOPHAL. 1900 ORS P 1916 ORS P 1913 WRS P 1951 WRS P 2005 SUNRISE BEGINS ae tern by Vocal ication. 2nd Lt. Nudy 3 falling. s - Flying high-callotti above surface ESPERMA EWHALE 35-40', 1, Lying on SURFACE, NOT LOCOMOTING, BLOWING 1/7-10secs. ARCTIC ? calling not alone SS - C/one abs. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

10-11 Aug 12-13 Red Phelone Nocturnal 20

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or NOCT. OBSERVERS: SHAU Date 12-13 Aug. 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2310 BEGIN OBS. 2345 REDONA 1+ calling 0016 1 0019 2r calling 0023 2 0032 1 0038 1 0042 1 0050 2 SEEN 0057 2 0101 1 calling 0103 3+ boloing, visible in stem lights also calling 0106 1 calling 0110 CLOSE OBS SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

13 August D-92 BFA w ESP Stamboh Pong aeyer R Phil Al Cusin [illegible] DESP Philume sp 36 32 1 5 27 1' Q2 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 54

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 13 Aug Pg.# TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0 629 02n BFA 1 0740 WRSP 1 0817 BFA 1 - SR Bayi als. - Followed briefly & landed. - Total of 2 - both dark-morphed birds. 0522 Pom. jas 2 0830 W. Stormld 1 0908 BFA 1 0916 WRSP 1 0935 WRSP 1 0936 WRSP 1 0930 BFA 1 1010 WRSP 1 1030 WRSP 1 1040 WRSP 4 - Ca. 0800 - entered area of floating Kelp. - A-sas? - no tilts - Liph - Total of 3 - all dark birds. - Lt. ap. total of 4 - widely dispersed - CC from 90 - 180 1045 1050 WRSP 1 1110 WRSP 1 1110 1 1115 1 1140 1 1142 3 1145 WRSP 1 1200 WRSP 1 1206 B. phel 1 1212 STORM PET 1 1214 WRSP 1 1239 1 1249 STORM PET 1 1258 " " 1 1303 WRSP 1 1310 STORM PET 1 1311 ALCIO 1 - different - widely dispersed - SMALL, COULD SEE NO WHITE CASSINS? Cassin Rel 2 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

S Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS OBSERVERS: Chan Duloy Date 13 Aug. 1967 Pg.# 2 1322 W RSP 1 √ 1327 " 1 √ 1337 OR SP 1 √ 1348 Storm Pet 1 √ 1358 W RSP 1 √ 1402 Storm Pet 1 √ 1408 BFA 3 1430 W RSP 1 √ 1445 " 1447 D R SP 1 √ 1515 Storm Pet 1 √ 1526 " 1 √ 1610 " 2 √ 1710 R. Phal 1 √ 1720 W RSP 1 √ 1805 P H A L SP 1 √ 1813 Red Phal 1 √ 1825 BFA 1 5 1917 Storm Pet 1 √ 1955 " 19 altern, following Total altern all dd. comp. Delphinia - 7 - 1 with white - 0 in Dusel, made only one pass by the bow. dispersed Total Following CLOSE OBS. SUNSET SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or OBSERVERS: Date 13 August 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2200 2400 win who ome cloe clo . no birds sighted SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

14 Aug D-9 BFA LRS Storm Pkt Red Phelome Galer sp 3 (2 Lts/dark) 8 1 2 1 15 min

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E Ship Direction OBSERVERS: Date 14 August Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0645- 0700 BFA . 1 - 0820 WASP 1√ op 0900 B about 2 - 0901 WASP 1√ P 0915 jaeger sp 1 ↓ 0920 WASP 1√ op 0930 " 1√ 2 1010 " 1√ 2 1036 " 1√ a 1125 " 1 √ cee 1232 STORM PET 1 √ 1330 RED P44L 1 - calling not seen 1355 " " 1 S 50' 1422 W RSP 1√ 888 1666 - No BFA in Look 2 km 1730 BFA 1 - Dark Ramp 1810 - sweet close obs. 2010 CC → 180 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN NO CT or OBSERVERS: Date 14 Aug. 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2100 2200 RED PHAL (1) BEGINS HEARD NOT SEEN DRIFTING 2300 CLOSE OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

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15 (k) BFA 5 (2d llt) -1 wesp 97 -2 deS p 2 Shr. Pkt. 5 "cawilgy" 1? -1 Pomjaeys 1 kt 23

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0647 0647 BFA 1√ 1 Surines 0715 11 1√ 1 Drk. 3 Following. 0835 11 2√ 2 1D, 1Lt. 0936 Pomganger 1√ 1 Lt. 1430 WASP 1√ N 1432 1 2√ 2 ∞N 1500 WRSP 1√ N little white 1515 Shrim Pkh 1√ SH 1545 WRS P 1√ SSS 1553 DRSP 1√ SST - Came up from Eastern 1608 - Checked for tail for small ships following - Now. 1627 LPS P 1√ SS 1625 Shorn Pkh 1√ N 1640 11 1√ SS 1655 DRSP 1√ SS - Disbanded butterfly wing business 1715 Shrim Pkh 1√ SSS 1722 WRSP 1√ SSS 1723 Shorn Pkh 1√ - 1725 1820 BFA 1√ - BFA - Two dark winged birds following 1820 WASP 1√ 5 feeding behind the ship 1800 Cowbird 1√ - Dark - adult? Tried to land & flew away 1830 WASA 1 E 1957 - SS - loose Str. OBSERVERS: Delong 0647-0853 Holt 455-1450 Date 15 Aug '67 Pg.# 1 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

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R.Phod 1,56+ WRSP 3 ST Pet 3 Phol 1+ 7,6+

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Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 5-16 Aug. Pg.# TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0400 0120 RED PHAL 1+ 0235 " " 2+ 0240 " " 2+ 0255 Storm pet 1+ 0310 Phal 1+ 0315 Storm pet 2 0335 WRsp 1 0345 WRsp 2 0345 R Phal 1 0400 beginin Obs. - length. CALLING NOT SEEN " I SEEN " NOT SEEN made passes by lights 5 times calling not seen made passes at the same time gone obs SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

16 - DG N 92 17 ch BFA Slow-Pel Peso BSSP. WRS P Cordid Mouring Love 2 32 + 1 = 33 3 + 0 = 3 4 + 30 = 34 1 inn + 1 = 2 1 75 Er. Pel - 2 W. Shell - 4 6 Note: A third pg. was inadvertently omitted from the totals, hence the additions SAS. 9-12-67

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 16 Aug Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0637 0645 Stompl nest 1√ N 0653 0705 D E S P 1√ N 0715 StompL 1√ 888 0724 BFA 2 0745 0815 0830 STORM PET .20+ 0945 0955 DRSP 2√ ∞e 1020 WESP 1√ ∞e 1050 1055 STORM PVT 2√ ∞e SH beyond abo. I Physeter catidem - blow against wind angle. Wing → [illegible] Following - just arrived; 1 duck flt'd Pardonca Isl 2 - dub - no blow Drown mertill & poorly shaped - small in water. DELPHINUS 5 RIDING BOW, I SHOT"AT", ( HIT AND BREEDING PROFOSELY ALL WHITE DORSAL- sky to some degree LOST ANIMAL AFTER SEARCH IN BOSTON WHETLEN -(COVER) FROM SHIFT, MANY ALL DARK BIRDS SITTING ON H2 15-20 PORPOISE AT FIRST SIGHTING THEY ALL LEPT UP IN A BUNCH HEADING AWAY FROM SHIP SMALLISH - DARK TO MIDLINE DORSAL HIGH & NARROW BELOW WHITE FOLLOWED ABEAM AT 1/3-2/3 mi. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Two of the five animals had Dorsals as in the picture. A-white The other animal varied from: A-white to A-white Light-white to grey flippers were not conspicuous on these animals as there in the photos - but excitement was high with the shooting etc. and I failed to get good color meters. The animal shot was large 6-7 ft and had the funny white in the dorsal.

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 16 Aug 47 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1108 W R S P (✓) 0 1114 STORM PET (✓) 0 1119 " (✓) 0 1120 W R S P (✓) 0 1125 STORM PET (✓) 0 1130 " (✓) 0 1156 " (✓) 0 1205 Combird 1 ✓ — immature - shot De Long list was not found now resides in Dry Seas Lobes 1215 ST. Pet 2 ✓ 0 1215 W R S p 1 ✓ 0 1216 Cooles Piked 1 ✓ 0 1217 ST pet 1 ✓ 0 1230 W R S p 2 ✓ 0 1235 Shurbird 1 ✓ 0 1225 WASP 1 ✓ 0 1237 " 1 ✓ 0 1237 " 1 ✓ 0 1240 " 1 ✓ 0 1246 Willet? 1 ✓ — fifth thigh curlew size calling 1250 W A S P 1 ✓ 2 1255 " 1 ✓ 0 1300 W A S P 1 ✓ 0 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

EAC 20 Non-grid SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 16 August Pg.# 3 Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1310 WRSP 1 N 1312 WRSP 1 N 1315 WRSP 1 S 1316 WRSP 2 1320 porprie 15 1415 Mouring Dark incomplete conlind 1440 1450 WRSP 1 1505 WRSP 1 1520 WRSP 1 1525 ST. petrol 1 1530 1615 1615 WRSP 1 N 1620 2 N 1625 1 S 1630 2 N 1631 1 N 1635 2 S 1635 1 N 1640 1 S 1646 1 1640 1 N 1645 1 NE 1650 1 N 1650 1 1700 1800 1815 WRSP 1 NE 1820 1 E 1825 1 E 1835 1 P 1845 1 1855 1 Dolphin one shot by De Song at 1320 Bent white-tailed fin Hoff Skiff in at 1330 - 1430 Lost !! no duo. Seaweed passing by last few minutesound two large masses in good fowls Close olive, green olle. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 17 August 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 10 00 10 30 Ba. Pelican 1 open clew. heavy fog all morning sitting on cato fog is turning smoggy - roughly 25 mile out of Long Beach 11 10 " 11 30 Western Gull 2 1ad, 1 immature 11 35 " 2 1ad, 1 sub-adult 11 40 swag - fog thick gulls present visibility about ½-¼ mile Long Beach dead ahead SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

PRELIMINARY REPORT EASTERN GRID SURVEY NO. 11 (Eastern Area Cruise No. 20) August 7-17, 1967 Prepared by Robert DeLong

EASTERN GRID SURVEY NO. 11, EAC 20 Survey Itinerary: 07 August 1000 Depart Long Beach 08 August 0900 Enter Eastern Grid at Point "ASH " 16 August 1215 Depart Eastern Grid at Point "Oak" 17 August 1300 Arrive Long Beach Survey Personnel: Robert L. DeLong (BFC), Richard D. Chandler and David I. Hoff. Support Vessel: USS Granville S Hall, AG 40 The excellent coverage obtained in this grid survey characterizes the fine cooperation extended by officers and crew of the Hall. Methods: Complete diurnal observations were taken while in the grid area. Nocturnal observations were limited to a few hours each night in the grid. Nine hours of laying-to time have been incorporated in the grid schedule. During this survey these hours were used to experiment with methods of capturing birds at night. A mist net and search lights were used with only mild success on one night. Subsequent attempts at mist netting were hampered by the full moon which illuminated the ship so that the search lamps had little effect. In addition a thirty foot piece of white material was rigged in one of the exposed passageways on the main deck and illuminated with search lights. This failed to attract birds, presumably due to bright moon conditions. The whaler was used for collecting on two days while in the grid. Generally choppy seas prevented its further use. Data handling has been modified during this survey in an attempt to simplify processing of these data. A chart of the nominal grid track has

been constructed with a series of overlays of actual grid track, environmental data, and parametric analysis sectors. This pictorial summary of grid activities has been photographed; these photographs serve as figures in this report. The negatives are included and for filing in the Washington office. The grid was divided into nine analysis areas (see Appendix A for coordinates of these divisions). Eastern Grid Survey 11 Discussion: Sixty degree temperature, winds from the NNW at 8-20 knots, and heavy overcast held throughout the survey. One interesting area was encountered at ca. 34°56'元 - 122°50' west where two slicks were noted. The slicks were apparently the result of a confluence of water masses or convention cells. Red Phalaropes were abundant on these slicks. Of interest during this and EGS-10 was the complete lack of Velleta, the "sailors before the wind." It was abundant in June. Diurnal observation 114.5 hours and 1054 miles were recorded. Two species, Leach's Storm Petrels and Red Phalaropes accounted for 85.7 percent of 774 birds recorded. The distribution of these two species prompted us to adopt a new system of grid data analysis. The North-South dividing line has been replaced by two north-south lines yielding three east west sections. Appendix A lists coordinates for divisions and labeling for the sectors. The reader is referred to Figures 2 and 3 for graphic illustration of the advantages of the new analysis system. It allows a more refined and detailed breakdown of quantitative distributions within the grid. SPECIES ACCOUNTS Black-footed Albatross Number recorded: 44 Albatross numbers were relatively constant throughout the survey; were recorded on each day during the survey.

Sooty Shearwater. Number recorded: 1 One Sooty was recorded, with reliability 0, on 8 August in the northeast corner of the grid. The birds were common outside the grid in this area; this bird represents a straggler from the coastal popu- lation. Cook's Petrel Number recorded: 1 One bird was recorded flying over the oil slick generated by the death Blue Whale at 34°33'想 - 126°29'W in Sector 1 of the Grid. An additional Cook's Petrel was seen one minute after leaving the grid at Point Oak and could be included for all practical purposes. As the concentrations of birds seen on the southern leg of the grid during EGS 10 were flying northwest it is probable that they passed through to the grid area between EGS 10 and EGS 11. Storm Petrels Number recorded: 400 Number collected: 15 W-R birds 178 D-R " 15 Storm Petrels 207 Storm Petrels, all believed to be Oceanodroma leucorhoa comprised 52 percent of the observation during this survey. The presence of dark- rumped forms is not accurately indicated by the 15 birds recorded. As Chandler stated in report on Survey 10, many of the birds recorded as storm petrels were undoubtedly dark rumped birds. These dark rumped birds probably represent birds from the Coronlados or San Benitos of the [illegible] race. The possibility still exists that some of the dark- ruumped birds that are not observed well are Ashy Petrels (Oceanodroma homochroa). While working in the skiff on 17 August attempting to recover a

specimen of Delphinus, an alarming number of storm petrels were observed. During that same time from on board ship relatively few birds were re- recorded. That these birds sit on the water, their habit of flying in the trought of the swell, and their dark color is probably responsible for our recording fewer of these birds than are actually present in the area. Linear density of this species was highest in sector 3 of the grid. The concentration was close to Point Ash. A similar concentration was noted near Point Dogwood during the last survey. It is possible that this population concentration has shifted northward, but such is not a safe general statement. On 8 August when the concentration was recorded dauring this survey the seas were calm. This allowed the observers to see and record more birds. However, as far as can be seen from FIGURE 3 densities were greatest on the eastern side of the grid and became generally smaller in the western portion of the grid. Red-billed Tropicbird Number recorded: 2 Number collected: 1 One Red-billed Tropicbird was collected 8 August at 34°56' Original text: N - 122°01', just inside Point Ash (sector 3). The other bird was seen on 10 August at 34°09' N - 121°52' W also in sector 3 - both birds in the northeast sector. Red Phalarope Number recorded: 236 Number collected 1 Phalarope densities were highest in sectors 2 and 3. The concentra- tion appeared in sector 2 along the slicks created by the "confluence area." One hundred ten birds were recorded in two observations on these slicks. The birds were sitting well dispersed in the slick water. Phalarope Species Most of these birds were probably Red Phalaropes. However, along

the short leg connecting points m and ogwood, birds identified as Northern Phalaropes were recorded. These observations are as reliable as possible without specimens for substantiation, and represent one of the first pelagic records of this species for the area. Surfbird Number recorded: 19 On 8 August at 35°00' - 122°09'叫 a flock of 19 birds approached the ship from the northeast, crossed the bow, and continued flying southwest. The identification is considered positive. Jaegers Pomarine Jaeger - number recorded: 4 Long-tailed Jaeger : 1 Jaeger sp. : 9 Jaegers were recorded in 8 of the 9 sectors. Six of the 14 birds recorded were in the western third of the grid. No parasitic behavior was observed; the question arises: are they preying on either of the abundant species (phalaropes or storm petrels)? Sterna sp. Number recorded: 3 The specific identification of these birds remains a question. Alcids sp. Xantus Murrelet - number recorded: 17 The specific identification of these birds is not definite. Only one was definitely identified as this species; the others with a re- liability of 2 (this or the next most similar species - Cassin Auklet). Accidentals: # Records # Collected Position Mourning Dove 1 33°20' we - 125°49' 8 Band-tailed Pigeon 1 34°10'N - 122°01' sur Bullock's Oriole 1 1 33°35' Dev - 121°23' W Brown-headed Cowbird 3 1 34°12' N - 126°18'W 30°53' text - 123°34' W 30°54'N - 121°02'W

Mammals: The interesting form of Delphinus was again recorded in the grid area. Two attempts to collect this animal failed. Both animals were killed and subsequently lost in the time required for the larger ship to return to the area. Attempts with new methods will be used during future surveys ust collect this and other small cetacea. The presence of Blue Whales in the area is interesting. These animals are generally found near Baja in June, but none were seen in that area this past June by Dale Rice of Marine Mammal Laboratory, BCF, USF & WS. Since the animals failed to follow normal distributional patterns early in the summer, their presence here at this time may not be normal. Mammal observations are included as individual observations. Further work will be done with these data at a later date.

EGS - 11 August 8 1125 34°58'-122°24' 1 Otariid light brown - ? crest 1237 34°58'-122°38' 1 Cetacea small whale or large porpoise - laying on surface - color & fin like Tursiops. 1413 34°58'-122°58' 1 Balaenoptera sp. 2 Cetacea - see notes. 1540 34°56'-123°14' 1 Physeter catodon 1550 34°56'-123°16' Balaenoptera physalus Fin seen well. 9 1135 34°33'-126°29' Balaenoptera musculus Dead - floating. 1650 34°11'-125°53' 2 Physeter catodon Rel 2 - blows only. 1755 34°11'-125°39' 1 Callorinus ursinus - 10 1834 33°38'-121°24' 1 Balaenoptera musculus Came to port 100 yd. off beam blew 5 times then dived & swam under ship at mid ships. Ca 60' long. 1954 33°26'-121°21' 1 Balaenoptera sp. With some flash-high blow. 11 1815 33°21'-125°38' 4 Delphinus At least one with white in dorsal. 1550 33°21'-125°12' 2 Physeter catodon Not moving - blowing repeatedly; remaining on surface 2005 33°19'-125°58' 10 Delphinus - Rel 2 - Near dark - didn't come to bow. 12 1810 32°31'-124°12' 1 Physeter catodon 35-40' laying on surface; blowing repeatedly. 13 1445 7 Delphinus At least one with white in dorsal- didn't come to bow. 14 None 15 None 16 0650 30°5 re -121°48' water. W 1 Phystert catodon 0745 30°52' out 1 Pseudorca No blow, dorsal medial. Smooth in water. 0815 30°52ion -21°35' 5 Delphinus All with white in dorsal. Killed & lost. 0850 30°53'-21°19' 20 Delphinus ? Normal D.d. baridii.

EGS - 11 August Non Grid Mammals: 7 1507 33°57' -119°00' 1 Pseudorca Rel 2 1540 33°59' -119°05' 1 + Porpoise sp. 1600 34°00' -119°08' 2 Whales 1607 34°01' -119°09' 1 Whale Probable Balaenoptera sp. 1630 34°02' -119°13' 15 Globicephala sc } Associated " " 1 Balaenoptera 1717 34°05' -119°21' 1 Porpoise sp. Associated with 12 Larus occ. 1955 34°10' -119°50' 4 Delphinus Rel 2 8 0702 34°54' -121°49' 2 Porpoise Behaved like Phocesna ?? 16 1320 30°59' -20°28' 15 Delphinus With white dorsals. Shot and lost one.

9 Appendix A. Nine Sector Division of Eastern Grid for Parametric Analysis. 124°50' 122°40' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 - NW 2 - NC 3 - NE 4 - CW 5 - CC 6 - CE 7 - SW 8 - SC 9 - SE 1) East-West divisions fixed at longitudes given above; North-South divisions will vary with divergence from nominal grid tract. 2) Numbers 1-9 will be used to refer to these sectors in reports and on ADP special parametric analysis to avoid confusion with the previously used division.

TABLE 1. Grid Survey Summary, 8 - 16 August 1967, (EGS-11) Number % of total Birds/lin.mi. Diurnal Nocturnal Sera Collections Collection Samples Black-footed Albatross 44 5.7 .042 Sooty Shearwater 1 0.1 .001 Cook's Petrel 1 0.1 .001 WRSP 178 23.0 .169 DRSP 15 1.9 .014 8 4 6 Storm Petrel 209 27.0 .198 3 Red-billed Tropicbird 2 0.3 .002 1 Red Phalarope 237 30.7 .224 1 Phalarope sp. 23 3.0 .022 Least Sandpiper 1 0.1 .001 1 Surf Bird 19 2.5 .018 Shorebird sp. 4 0.5 .004 Pomarine Jaeger 3 0.4 .003 Long-tailed Jaeger 2 0.3 .002 1 Jaeger sp. 9 1.2 .008 1* Sternia sp. 3 0.4 .003 1* 1 Xantus Murrelet 17 2.2 .016 1 1 Mourning Dove 1 0.1 .001 Band-tailed Pigeon 1 0.1 .001 Bullock's Oriole 1 0.1 .001 1 Brown-headed Cowbird 3 0.4 .003 1 Total Miles 1054 Totals 774 100.0 0.733 18 5 9 *Non Grid Collection

TABLE 2. Summary of Important Species Groups, EGS-11, 8-16 August 1967. Number % of Total Linear Density Storm Petrels 402 52.0 0.381 Phalaropes 260 33.7 0.246 Albatross 44 5.7 0.042 Shorebirds 24 3.1 0.023 Alcids 17 2.2 0.016 Jaegers 14 1.8 0.013 Misc. 13 1.7 0.012 Total Birds 774 100.2 0.733

TABLE 3. Summary of Nocturnal Observations, EGS - 11, 8 - 16 August 1967. August: 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Storm Petrel 5 4 1 - - - -- 3 W-R Storm Petrel 11 2 - 8 - - - 3 Red Phalarope 17 26 2 16 20 - 1 6+ Phalarope - - 2 - - - - 1+ Bird sp. 2 4 - 1 - - - Total 38 36 5 26 1 13+ Hours of Observation . 1* 1 2 2 3* 3 2 2* 3* Total 19 hours (10 underway & 9 laying to*)

TABLE 4. Linear Densities for "traditional" division of Grid, 8-16 August 1967. NW NE CW CE SW SE 122Ml. 224Mi. 232Mi. 112Mi. 232Mi. 132Mi. Black-footed Albatross 0.100 0.045 0.039 0.134 0.032 0.091 Sooty Shearwater - 0.004 - - - - once's Petrel 0.004 - - - - - Leach's Storm Petrel 0.338 0.978 0.125 0.285 0.099 0.435 Red-billed Tropicbird - 0.008 - - - - Red Phalarope 0.066 1.009 0.069 0.054 0.009 0.023 Surfbird -- 0.085 - - - - Least Sandp人身 - - - - - 0.008 Jaeger 0.016 0.018 0.009 - 0.004 - Sterna sp. - 0.008 0.004 - - - Alcid 0.008 0.072 - - - - Mourning Dove - - 0.004 - - - Band-tailed Pigeon - 0.004 - - - - Bullock's Oriole - 0.004 - -- - - Brown-headed Cowbird 0.008 - - - - 0.016

TABLE 5. Linear densities for "preferred" Division of Grid, 8-16 August 1967. A B C D E F G H I 122 mi. 105 mi. 119 mi. 139 mi. 136 mi. 69 mi. 125 mi. 132 mi. 107 mi. Black-footed Albatross .098 .057 .092 .064 .103 .058 .056 .053 .065 Sooty Shearwater - - .009 - - - - - - Cook's Petrel .008 - - - - - - - - Leach's Storm Petrel .336 .885 1.078 0.121 0.144 0.363 .016 .174 .524 Red-billed Tropicbird - - 0.018 - - - - - - Red Phalarope 0.066 1.761 0.346 0.050 0.104 0.015 0.016 - 0.019 Surfbird - - 0.160 - - - - - - Least Sandp韭er - - - - - - - - 0.009 Jaegers 0.016 .029 0.009 0.021 0.007 0.029 0.008 0.008 - Stern a sp. - 0.009 0.009 - 0.007 Alcid 0.008 - 0.101 - - - - - - Mourning Dove - - - 0.007 - - - - - Band-tailed Pigeon - - 0.009 - - - - - - Bullock's Oriole - - - - 0.007 - - - - Brown-headed Cowbird 0.008 - - - - - - 0.008 0.009

15 TABLE 6. "Traditional" East-West Breakdown of Species Groups, EGS-ll, 8-16 August 1967 EAST (468 mi.) # % of total B/l.m. WEST (586 mi.) # % of total B/l.m. Storm Petrels 309 40% .66 93 12.0 .15 Phalaropes 234 30.0 . .51 26 3.4 .04 Shorebirds 24 3.1 .05 0 Alcids 16 2.7 .03 1 0.1 .001 Jaegers 7 1.0 .01 7 1.0 .01 Miscellaneous 9 1.2 .02 4 0.6 .01 Albatross* 37 (25) 3.2 .05 28 (19) 2.5 .03 * Totals in brackets ( ) adjusted to eliminate followers from one division to the next. TABLE 7. "Preferred" (9 division) East & West thirds breakdown of Species Groups, EGS-ll, 8-16 August 1967 Eastern (295 mi.) # % of total B/l.m. Western (386 mi.) # % of total B/l.m. Storm Petrel 174 22.3 .59 60 7.8 .16 Phalarope 44 5.7 .15 17 2.2 .04

EAC 20 (Non-Grid Portion) Non-Grid Sooty Shearwaters, Pink-footed Shearwaters, and Black Petrels continue to be common outside the Grid and scarce or absent in the Grid area. Brown Pelican and Cormorants are always to be found around the Channel Islands but never are seen in pelagic environments. Western Gulls were abundant in the Santa Barbara channel. Non-Grid observations en route from Long Beach to the Grid are summarized in Table 8. Non-Grid observations were limited after departure from the Grid on 16 August (refer to original sighting logs). TABLE 8. Non Grid Observations Long Beach to Pt. Ash 8 Aug. 7 Aug. Sub- total 16 Aug. 17 Aug. Sub- Total Grand Total Black-footed Albatross 5 5 2 2 2 7 Sooty Shearwater 24 18 42 33 33 116 Storm Petrel 73 73 33 33 116 W-R Storm Petrel 6 6 34 34 40 D-R Storm Petrel 1 1 1 1 1 Black Petrel 1 1 2 2 2 Jaeger sp. 8 1 9 9 Long-tailed Jaeger 1 1 1 1 Red Phalarope 22 22 22 Phalarope 70 108 178 178 Gull/Jaeger 3 3 3 Western Gull 153 153 4 4 157 Brown Pelican 7 7 2 2 9 Gull sp. 8 8 8 Pomarine Jaeger 2 2 2 Shorebird 11 11 11 Brandt Cormorant 1 1 1 Pink-footed Shearwater 8 8 2 2 8 Brown-headed Cowbird 1 1 2 2 1 Tweetbird 1 1 1 Mourning Dove 1 1 1 TOTALS 214 319 533 75 6 81 614

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E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP N.S.S. NALL 40 DATE 7 Aug. 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0557 (T) Long Beach Pier "Echo" UNDERWAY AT 1000 SUNSET 1958 (T) 34°10.6N 119°50.0W TOTAL MILES TRAVELLED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 90.5 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 0600 0800 1030 1000 33°43.3N 118°11.0W 1200 33°43N 118°27W 1400 33°53.3N 118°49.8W 1600 34°00.3N 119°07.8W 1800 34°06.5N 119°27.3W 2000 34°10.6N 119°50.0W 2400 34°20.8N 120°34.4W BKSTR AT LONG BEACH EXT. -1100 18°20' 1300-18°39' 1500-16°59' 1700-19°18' 1900-19°39' 2100 20°01' 2200-20°12' 2300 20°33' COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE Time FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 243°T 260°T 33°40.8N 118°15.6W 260°T 297°T 33°40.3N 118°20.5W 297°T 287°T 34°03.2N 119°09.3W 287°T 310°T 34°21.3N 120°35.8W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP 1.8. HALL Cg.40 DATE 8/5/67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0621 34-50N 121-33W SUNSET 2012 34-52 124-10W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 133 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 34-43N 121-15W 0600 34-48N 121-30W 0800 34-56N 121-49.3W 34-57.0N 122-07W 1000 34-57N 122-10W 1200 34-57N 122-31W 1400 34-58N 122-55W 1600 34-56N 123-18W 1800 34odoN 123-41W 2000 34-52N 124-09W 2400 34-51N 124-43W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE Time FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 0600 34P 27P 34-57N 121-38W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP Y服务-46 DATE 8/9/67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0639 34-55N 126-04w SUNSET 20/16 34-13N 125-14w TOTAL MILES TRnoled SUNRISE TO SUNSET 122.0 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 34-53N 125-37w 0600 34-55N 125-59w 0800 34-57N 126-19w 1000 34-47N 126-29w 1200 34-29.7N 126-28.5w 1400 34-12N 126-23.8w 1600 34-10.6N 126-03.0w 1800 34-11N 125-38w 2000 34-13N 125-17w 2400 34-14N 124-27w COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE Time FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 0500 277 178 34-56N 126-28w 1345 178 088 34-12N 126-27.5 2313 088 090 34-13.5N 124-51w

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP YAG-40 DATE 8/10/67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0630 34°15.0N 123°14.0W SUNSET 1959 33°24.8W 121°22.2W TOTAL M Miles TRaveled SUNRISE TO SUNSET 131 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 34°15.0N 123°41.0W 0600 34°13.2N 123°17.2W 0800 34°13.2N 122°54.0W 1000 34°12.0N 122°34.5W 1200 34°10.6N 122°06.2W 1400 34°08.0N 121°45.0W 1600 34°04.8N 121°23.0W 1800 33°42.8N 121°25.5W 2000 33°24.6N 121°21.2W 2400 33°20.0N 122°07.W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE Time FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 030 180 34°04.8N 121°23.0W 180 270 33°24.6N 121°21.2W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP A. SHU Y16-40 DATE 11 Aug. 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0637 33°21 N 123°25 W SUNSET 2012 33°19N 125°59W TOTAL MILES TR overed SUNRISE TO SUNSET 131.5 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 0414 33°22.5N 122°56.0W 0600 33°21.2N 123°20.0W 0800 33°20.2N 123°40.5W 1000 1009 33°20.0N 124°05.2W 1200 33°21.2N 124°26.0W 1400 33°21.5W 124°49.2W 1600 1612 33°21.0N 125°14.8W 1800 33°21.2N 125°34.5W 2000 33°19.0N 125°57.5W 2400 33°18.6N 126°26.0W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG.

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP [illegible] DATE 12 Aug '67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0651 32-29N 126-22W SUNSET 2005 32-31W 123-49W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 126 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 32-51N 126-25W 0600 32-31N 126-25W 0800 32-29N 126-10W 1000 32-27N 125-49W 1200 32-28N 125-24W 1400 32-25N 125-02W 1600 32-30N 124-36W 1800 32-31N 124-34W 2000 32-31N 123-50W 2400 32-31N 123-05W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE Time FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 2400 270 180 33°19.0N 126-27W 0630 180 088 32-29N 126-25W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP (YAG-40) DATE 13 Aug '67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0629 32-27N 121-51W SUNSET 1955 31-41N 121-55W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 133 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 32-27N 122-24W 0600 32-27N 121-55W 0800 32-26N 121-34W 1000 32-27N 121-10W 1200 32-15N 121-01W 1400 31-53N 121-01W 1600 31-41N 121-09W 1800 31-41N 121-34 2000 31-41N 121-56W 2400 31-41N 122-40W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE Time FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 1040 090 180 32-26N 121-01W 1515 180 270 31-41N 121-01W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP 1.8 HELL YME-40 DATE 14 Aug. '67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0639 31-40 N 123-54W SUNSET 2012 31-40 N 126-27 W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 129 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 31°40.0 N 123°25.0W 0600 31°40.0N 123°48.0W 0800 31°44.0N 124°10.0W 1000 31-40N 124-33W 1200 31-40N 124-55W 1400 31-43N 125-15W 1600 31-41N 125-40W 1800 31-41 N 126-02 W 2000 31-40N 126-26W 2400 31-18N 126-28W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE Time FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 2010 270 180 31-41 126-26

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP uss g.s. Hull DATE 15 August 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0647 30-49N 125-39W SUNSET 1957 30°52N 123°13W TOTAL miles traveled sunrise to sunset 128 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 30-47N 126-18W 0600 30-49N 125-47W 0800 30-49N 125-25W 1000 30-48N 125-43W 1200 30-55N 124°32W 1400 30°53N 124°19W 1600 30°53N 123°55W 1800 30°53N 123°34W 2000 30°52N 123°12W 2400 30°51N 122°28W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. [illegible] 1667 1724 047 1040 10

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP G.S. HALL Y46 90 DATE 16 AUG. 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0635 30°53N 121°51'载体 SUNSET [illegible] 31°42N 120°16 W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 103 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 34-50N 122-17W 0600 34-52N 121-55W 0800 34-52N 121-37W 1000 34-52N 121-23W 1200 34-54N 121-42W 1400 31°03N 120°53W 1600 31°12N 120°44W 1800 31°27N 120°28W 2000 31°44N 120°15W 2400 COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 1215 090 031°T 30°53N 121°01W Pt. OAK

OPNAV FORM—3140-8 (3-53) FORMERLY NAVAER 443A2A DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (SHIP STATION) U.S.S. SEATTLE, S. HALL (YAS-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 8 AUGUST 1947 POSITION COURSE SPD TYPE TIME SKY AND CEILING VISIBILITY (NAUT. MILES) WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION SEA LEVEL PRESS. (MB3) TEMP. (°F.) DEW PT. (°F.) WIND ALTIMETER SET. (INS.) REMARKS AND SUPPLEMENTAL CODED DATA OBSERVERS' INITIALS OLLII IA IB IC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14A 14B 15 13419 350 10 K 0000 E10+ 7 145 72 64 24 133 RB 13433 268 10 K 0000 E80 7 147 72 79 27 10 RB 13521 300 10 K 0000 E80 7 142 61 55 00 60 3KL RB 13523 273 10 K 0000 E80 7 150 57 53 32 07 RB 13524 275 10 R 0000 E12 7 155 65 77 34 04 2KL 13527 277 10 R 0000 E12 10 159 63 79 5 19 2KL 13526 277 10 R 0000 E12+ 7 165 61 56 29 15 RB 13526 180 10 R 0000 E12+ 10 166 66 58 36 14 RB 10 AUGUST 13446 286 10 R 0000 E15 10 109 65 60 32 14 GIOVNC 2KL 13425 293 10 K 0000 E15 7 176 63 55 33 18 RB 13424 090 10 R 0000 E20 7 145 44 55 24 16 RB 13422 090 10 K 0000 E20 10 176 63 55 34 15 RB 11 AUGUST 13421 085 10 K 0000 20 10 157 64 56 18 2KL 13422 076 10 K 0000 20 10 157 61 54 29 00 2KL 13523 272 10 R 0000 E80 7 162 55 54 31 17 RB 13524 273 10 K 0000 20 10 162 55 54 15 RB 12 AUGUST 13325 271 10 K 0000 E10+ 7 189 65 57 36 15 RB 13327 271 10 K 0000 E10+ 7 197 65 57 04 12 RB 13321 180 10 K 0000 E15 7 110 63 55 00 00 2KL 13326 190 10 K 0000 E15+ 10 163 55 56 01 14 RB 13 AUGUST 13325 240 10 R 0000 E15 10 162 60 60 30 15 2KL 13327 240 10 R 0000 E15+ 10 167 64 72 34 15 RB 13328 240 10 R 0000 E15 7 162 60 57 34 17 RB 13321 090 10 R 0000 E15+ 10 163 62 73 32 15 RB 14 AUGUST 13211 273 10 R 0000 E15 10 142 63 58 34 17 2KL 13213 271 10 R 0000 E15+ 10 155 61 58 34 17 2KL 13214 271 10 R 0000 E15+ 7 138 61 58 35 16 RB 13225 274 10 R 0000 E10+ 7 139 66 59 36 17 RB 15 AUGUST 13226 275 10 R 0000 E10+ 7 145 66 61 01 20 2KL 13227 275 10 R 0000 E10+ 10 152 67 59 01 17 2KL 13226 090 10 R 0000 E80 7 132 65 59 36 15 RB 13225 086 10 R 0000 E80 10 142 65 60 01 08 RB 16 AUGSST 13124 280 10 K 0000 E10+ 10 134 61 60 35 17 LB 13123 090 10 R 0000 E10+ 7 145 64 59 34 17 RB 13122 090 10 K 0000 E10+ 7 142 65 58 35 10 2KL 13121 086 10 R 0000 E10+ 7 143 64 60 33 10 RB 17 AUGUST 1 1 1 C70460

{ "text": "OPNAV FORM 3140-4 (REV. 3-83)\n\nDEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY\nSURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS\n(Ship Station)\n\nU.S.S.\nGRAUVILLE S. HALL (YAG-40)\n\nSTATION\nLATITUDE\nLONGITUDE\nDATE\n8 AUGUST 1967\n\nCLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHtNOMENA\n\nTIME\n(GMT)\nSTATION PRESSURE\n(INs.)\nDRY BULB\nWET BULB\nREL. HUMIDITY\n(%)\ntOTAL SKY COVER\nLOWEST LAYER\nSECOND LAYER\nTHIRD LAYER\nFOURTH LAYER\nTOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER\nSEA WATER\n(7/10's)\nSEA WAVES\nSWELL WAVES\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\nSUMMATION TOTAL\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\nSUMMATION TOTAL\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\n37\n38\n39\n40\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\n22\n23\n24\n25\n26\n27\n28\n29\n30\n31\n32\n33\n34\n35\n36\n\n00\n29425\n72.2\n66.5\n74\n10\n7\nAL\nE10\n3\n5\n/\n10\n0\n\n01\n\n02\n\n03\n\n04\n\n05\n\n06\n29425\n61.9\n60.1\n90\n10\n3\nAs\nBD\n7\nCS\nJ\n\n0\n\n07\n\n08\n\n09\n\n10\n\n11\n\n12\n2941,5\n60.5\n52.0\n81\n4\n6\nAS\nEO\n0\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSYNOPSIS 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OPNAV FORM 3140-8 (REV. 3-63) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. (GRANVILLE S. HALL (YAG 90)) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 9 AUGUST 1967 TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMIDITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER CLOUDS AND SMOCKING PHENOMENA LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER THIRD LAYER FOURTH LAYER TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT SUMMA- TION TOTAL AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT SUMMA- TION TOTAL AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WATER (1/10') DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 00 29.955 64.5 60.0 77 10 10 ST E12 U U 10 62.0 316505 01 02 03 04 05 06 29.970 63.0 58.5 77 10 10 ST E12 U U 10 62.0 330505 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.990 61.4 58.0 82 10 10 ST E10 U U 10 62.0 330604 13 14 15 16 17 18 30.045 65.8 61.1 77 10 10 SC E12 U U 10 64.0 360603 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS YQLQGG Nddff VVwwW PP (9 or 10) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10hrs) WET BULB (Deg. & 10hrs) ICE NaClh CmCh DvVopp 8NsChh 8SppStp SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10hrs) KIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10hrs) BTsTsTq WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. DvVopp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10hrs) 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 41149 2.58 00 839419702/10 15516 18.0 15.6 864// 64205 05512 16.7 1.3 0.319 13123 1 1 34.0503 64205 11.0 41147 2.45 06 835941902/10 15517 17.2 14.7 864// 64203 88712 16.7 0.5 00113 13323 33.2503 64203 13.1 41137 2.56 12 835159702/10 16516 16.3 14.5 864// 64203 88710 16.7 -0.4 05113 13332 33.1002 64203 13.2 41135 26.4 18 836199302/10 18619 13.8 16.2 854// 64219 88612 17.8 1.0 00215 13632 36.0602 64219 11.6 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: ☑ MEASURED ☐ ESTIMATED Check ice on Web Bulb TEMP. in shaded cols. are as checked below: □°M/10°C □°F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELL inscane PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE TIME BEGAN LAT. LONG. TIME ENDED LAT. LONG. 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 MAXIMUM WIND LOWEST PRESSURE GALES (FORCE 8 OR HIGHER - 6 IN TROPICAL SEAS) TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (MILLIBARS) WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. BEGAN ENDED TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 NAVY—PEARL HARBOR

OPNAV FORM 3140-B (REV. 3-83) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL (YAG-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 10 AUGUST 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSURING PHENOMENA TIME (CMT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMIDITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER THIRD LAYER FOURTH LAYER TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT SUMMATION TOTAL AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT SUMMATION TOTAL AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT 00 30.000 65.0 61.6 82. 10 10 SC EIS U U 10 64.0 340504 01 02 03 04 05 06 30.315 65.0 59.0 70 10 10 4 EIS U U 10 64.0 330503 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.990 63.5 58.5 74 10 10 SC E20 U U 10 62.0 350502 13 14 15 16 17 18 30.020 63.0 58.0 74 10 10 SC E20 U U 10 62.0 350402 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPSIS OBSERVATIONS YQL L L L L GGG Nddff VVwwW PP (9 or 10) PPPTT DRY BULB WET BULB ICE NaClh CuCh DvV4000 8N5ChLh P5P6P7Pt SEA TEMP. AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. DEW POINT (Deg. & 10hrs) (Deg. & 10hrs) BTaTaTd Td SEA SWELL SEA SWELL DvV4000 (Deg. & 10hrs) 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 5141 26.1 00 832M 9F/2 10 165 18 18.3 16.4 844// 24712 88645 17.8 0.5 00115 13q22 346502 24712 15.3 03 51342 24.6 06 833/8 9702 10 17618 18.3 15.0 844// 24305 88615 17.8 0.5 00113 13322 33105102 24305 12.8 09 51342 235 12 83416 9702 10 16518 17.5 11.7 845// 24400 88620 16.7 0.8 00213 13521 3510501 24400 12.9 15 51342 223 18 83415 9802 10 17617 17.2 14.5 845// 24308 88620 16.7 0.5 00113 13521 3514101 24308 12.6 21 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOW: MEASURED ESTIMATED Check ice on Web Bulb TEMP, in shaded cols, are as checked below: □/10°C □/10°F □°C □°F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE BEGAN ENDED TIME LAT. LONG. TIME LAT. LONG. 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 SUMMARY OF DAY (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT) LOWEST PRESSURE Gales (Force 8 or higher - 6 in tropical seas) TIME DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME MILLIBARS WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. BEGAN ENDED (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 NAVY—PEARL HARBOR

OPNAV FORM 3140-8 (REV. 3-53) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL (VAG-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 11 AUGUST 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMIDITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER SUMMATION TOTAL THIRD LAYER SUMMATION TOTAL FOURTH LAYER TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WATER (1/10") SEA WAVES DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT SWELL WAVES DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 10-1700 00 25.5 4.9 51.0 74 1 1 Sc 20 0 1 0 1 0 1 620 30509 01 02 03 04 05 10-8300 06 29.5 70.0 57.0 79 1 4 Sc 20 0 4 0 4 0 4 620 320505 07 08 09 11-0500 10 11 12 29.7 60.0 56.5 80 8 8 Sc E20 0 8 0 8 0 8 620 340503 13 14 15 16 17 11-0100 18 30.3 63.0 58.0 74 10 10 Sc E20 U U 10 620 340502 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS YQL-LG LQ-LGG Nedff VV-wW PP (9 or 10) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10hrs) WET BULB (Deg. & 10hrs) ICE NaClh CwCh DwVapp BNsCh4h 9SpPpPpPp SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10hrs) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10hrs) WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. DwVapp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10hrs) 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 61329 214 00 1338 800/10 15518 16.0 15.0 145.0 44 710 81620 16.7 1.3 0 313 1312 110 122 4910 13.1 03 61344 215 06 3420 128/10 15116 16.0 13.9 345.0 64105 83620 16.7 -0.7 0 512 13225 32 0503 64305 12.4 09 61353 231 12 63617 9703/10 16216 15.6 17.6 655.0 64303 86620 16.7 -1.1 0 5212 1322 32 0503 64303 12.2 15 61332 242 18 62015 9802/10 16217 17.2 13.5 855//64210 88620 16.7 0.5 0 6113 17421 34 0504 643210 12.6 21 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: [illegible] MEASURED [illegible] ESTIMATED Check ice on Web Bulb TEMP, in shaded cols, are as checked below: □/10°C □/10°F □°C □°F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE BEGAN ENDED TIME LAT. LONG. TIME LAT. LONG. 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 SUMMARY OF DAY (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT) LOWEST PRESSURE GALES (FORCE 8 OR HIGHER - 6 IN TROPICAL SEAS) MAXIMUM WIND BEGAN ENDED TIME DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME MILLIBARS WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 NAVY—PEARL HARBOR

OPNAV FORM 3140-8 (REV. 3-63) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL (YAG-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 12 AUGUST 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMIDITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER SUMMATION TOTAL THIRD LAYER SUMMATION TOTAL FOURTH LAYER TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WATER (1/10%) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 00 30.060 65.4 61.4 80 10 1 CU 10 9 SC E20 10 U U 10 62.0 350502 01 02 03 04 05 06 30.085 65.5 60.0 73 10 10 SC E15 U U U 10 64.0 360502 07 08 09 10 11 12 30.060 63.2 58.1 74 10 10 SC E15 U U U 10 64.0 370503 13 14 15 16 17 18 30.095 64.5 59.2 73 10 10 SC E15 U U U 10 64.0 020603 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOP TIC OBSERVATIONS YQLLQGL LQLLGNGG Nedff VVwwW PP (9 or 10) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10hrs) WET BULB (Deg. & 10hrs) ICE NaClh CmCh DvVapp 8N3Ch4h 9Sp5p6p7p SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10hrs) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10hrs) DTaTaTdTd WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. DvVapp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10hrs) 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 71333 25 00 83615 9802/10 19919 13.6 16.3 854// 64705 81810 * 16.7 1.9 00415 13521 350501 71333 26 03 84115 9702/10 19919 13.6 15.6 854// 64312 83615 17.8 0.8 00214 13621 360501 71328 26 06 84115 9702/10 19417 17.3 19.5 859// 44705 86615 17.8 -0.5 05113 13522 350502 71325 25 09 83012 9802/10 20318 13.1 15.1 854// 64107 88615 17.6 0.3 00113 10232 6210602 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: [ ] MEASURED [ ] ESTIMATED Check ice on Web Bulb TEMP, in shaded cols, are as checked below: [ ] 1/10°C [ ] 1/10°F [ ] °C [ ] °F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET #87620 WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE BEGAN ENDED TIME LAT. LONG. TIME LAT. LONG. 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 SUMMARY OF DAY (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT) MAXIMUM WIND LOWEST PRESSURE GALES (FORCE 8 OR HIGHER - 6 IN TROPICAL SEAS) TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) MILLIBARS WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. BEGAN ENDED TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 NAVY—PEARL HARBOR

OPNAV FORM 3140-8 (REV. 3-63) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL (YAG-40) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 12 August 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMID- ITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER SUMMA- TION TOTAL THIRD LAYER SUMMA- TION TOTAL FOURTH LAYER TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WATER (1/10%) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 12-1700 00 1.00 65.0 61.5 82 10 S E15 U U 10 16.0 46C49 01 02 03 04 05 12-2300 06 0.855 8 51.5 72 10 10 S E15 U U 10 14.0 340C49 07 08 09 10 11 13-0500 12 29.975 62.0 58.0 89 10 10 S E15 U U 10 14.0 360C63 13 14 15 16 17 18 29.990 62.0 52.4 86 10 10 S E15 U U 10 14.0 350C64 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS YQL-LTQ LQL-GGG Nedff VV,wwW PP (9 or 10) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10hks) WET BULB (Deg. & 10hks) ICE N2O,Ch4 C4H8 DvVopp 8NsCh4, 9SpSptp SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10hks) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10hks) δT4,T5,T6 WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. DvVopp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10hks) 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 11325 245 00 2842 880 10 290.8 19.3 14.9 104/1 24317 286045 18.9 -0.0 05115 10432 09 00 2 2413 15.3 03 11325 221 06 2842 780 10 290.8 12.7 15.3 104/1 24310 286045 17.8 -0.1 07014 10432 09 00 2 2413 15.3 09 11325 220 12 2834 760 10 290.8 15.6 14.4 104/1 24712 286015 17.0 -2.2 05414 10432 09 00 2 2413 15.3 15 11323 240 18 2832 780 10 290.8 15.7 15.2 104/1 24303 286010 17.0 -0.2 05214 13532 09 00 2 2413 15.3 21 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: MEASURED ESTIMATED Check ice on Web Bulb TEMP, in shaded cols, are as checked below: °C °F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE BEGAN ENDED TIME LAT. LONG. TIME LAT. LONG. 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 MAXIMUM WIND LOWEST PRESSURE GALES (FORCE 8 OR HIGHER - 6 IN TROPICAL SEAS) TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) MILLIBARS WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 NAVY—PEARL HARBOR

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OPNAV FORM 3168-6 (REV. 3-65) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL (YAS-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 15 AUGUST 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (IN.S.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMID- ITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER SUMMA- TION TOTAL THIRD LAYER SUMMA- TION TOTAL FOURTH LAYER TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WATER (1/16) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 00 21530 46.0 62.6 84 10 10 Sc E10 U U U 10 6.0 36.0 80.0 01 02 03 04 05 06 29495 46.3 62.0 78 10 10 Sc E10 U U U 10 64.0 36.0 70.0 07 08 09 10 11 12 29885 65.2 61.5 81 10 10 St E8 U U U 10 64.0 36.0 70.5 13 14 15 16 17 18 29915 64.8 61.8 85 10 10 Sc E8 U U U 10 64.0 36.0 70.5 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS TQL-L-L LaLahGG Maddh VYm-W PP (P or 10) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10hrs) WET BULB (Deg. & 10hrs) ICE N2Clh C4Clh D4V4opp BNSCh4h PSpSpSp SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10hrs) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10hrs) WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. D4V4opp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10hrs) 87aTbTcTd SEA SWELL SEA SWELL 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 3130 26.8 00 80120 9700/ 10 1459 18.9 17.1 894// 64912 68610 18.9 0.0 0-96 13841 36 48 69 05 3131 24.5 04 83017 1002/ 10 5215 19.2 16.7 94// 0048 889.10 17.8 1.9 0.0 315 13629 36 74 09 3131 26.3 12 83615 9702/ 10 13218 18.4 16.4 863// 24803 88708 17.8 0.6 0.0 115 13533 35 107 03 15 31308 249 18 83018 9802/ 10 14218 18.2 16.6 953// 24205 68609 18.9 -0.7 0.5116 10153 01 107 03 21 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: □ MEASURED □ ESTIMATED Check ice on Web Bulb TEMP. In shaded cells, are as checked below: □ 1/10°C □ 1/10°F □ °C □ °F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE BEGAN ENDED TIME LAT. LONG. TIME LAT. LONG. 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 SUMMARY OF DAY (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT) MAXIMUM WIND LOWEST PRESSURE GALES (FORCE 8 OR HIGHER - 6 IN TROPICAL SEAS) BEGAN ENDED TIME (DGMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (MILLIBARS) WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (DGMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (DGMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 OP-6987

{ "text": "OPNAV FORM 3140-0 (REV. 3-88)\n\nU.S.S.\nGRANVILLE B. HALL (YAG-40)\n\nSTATION\n\nLATITUDE\n\nLONGITUDE\n\nDATE\n16 AUGUST 1967\n\nDEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY\nSURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS\n(Ship Station)\n\nCLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA\n\nTIME (GMT)\nSTATION PRESSURE (INS.)\nDRY BULB\nWET BULB\nREL. HUMIDITY (%)\nTOTAL SKY COVER\n\nLOWEST LAYER\nSECOND LAYER\nSUMMATION TOTAL\nTHIRD LAYER\nSUMMATION TOTAL\nFOURTH LAYER\n\nTOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER\n\nSEA WATER (1/10\")\nSEA WAVES\nSWELL WAVES\n\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\nAMT.\nTYPE & DIR.\nHEIGHT\n\n36\n37\n38\n39\n40\n\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\n22\n23\n24\n25\n26\n27\n28\n29\n30\n31\n32\n33\n34\n35\n\n00\n29.885\n65.7\n62.1\n82\n10\n10\nSC\nE 6\nU\nU\n10\n66.0\n350705\n\n01\n\n02\n\n03\n\n04\n\n05\n\n06\n29.930\n64.2\n61.0\n84\n10\n10\nSC\nE 6\nU\nU\n10\n66.0\n360703\n\n07\n\n08\n\n09\n\n10\n\n11\n\n12\n27.75\n65.0\n60.7\n79\n10\n10\nSC\nE 6\nU\nU\n10\n66.0\n360703\n\n13\n\n14\n\n15\n\n16\n\n17\n\n18\n29.935\n63.8\n61.5\n88\n10\n10\nS\nE 6\nU\nU\n10\n64.0\n340704\n\n19\n\n20\n\n21\n\n22\n\n23\n\nSYNOPIC OBSERVATIONS\n\nYOL\n\nGG\n\nMaddh\n\nVYorW\n\nPP (9 or 10)\n\nPPPTT\n\nDRY BULB (Deg. & 10ks)\n\nWET BULB (Deg. & 10ks)\n\nICE\n\nN6CLH\n\nC4CH\n\nD1V400\n\nB5SCH2H5\n\nP5S5Y5Y5\n\nSEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10ks)\n\nAIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. 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OPNAV FORM 3108-6 (REV. 3-65) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL (YAG-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 17 AUGUST 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INs.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMID- ITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER SUMMA- TION TOTAL THIRD LAYER SUMMA- TION TOTAL FOURTH LAYER TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT 36 37 38 39 40 SEA WATER (1/10") DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 16-1700 00 29410 64.5 64.6 85 10 10 Sc E10 U U 10 640 5C103 01 02 03 04 05 16-2300 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 29490 64.0 64.0 85 10 10 Sc E10 U U 10 14.0 50203 13 14 15 16 17 18 29970 71.1 67.8 84 10 10 St E4 O 10 O 10 O 8 680 290301 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPSIS OBSERVATIONS YOLLLL LeLLeGG Hddff WwWff PP (P or 16) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10hks) WET BULB (Deg. & 10hks) ICE N2CLH C34C4 D2V, 900 BNSCH2HS RS2S2bS SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10hks) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10hks) FTs Ts TdTs WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. D2V4, opp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10hks) 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 5116 206 00 S311 B318 10 10818 18.1 V-S -44// 14874 2940 17.8 0.1 O116 135.2 50702 1409 15.6 05 51321 199 06 85212 97005 10 14618 12.6 Ls1 -44// 14205 68410 17.1 0.0 O0015 135.2 202 14205 15.8 09 51325 195 12 80403 9702 10 11818 17.5 15.8 662// 14300 68705 18.9 -1.4 O5315 13431 340601 14000 14.0 15 51333 188 18 80000 9740 10 15922 24.7 19.9 86200 14308 58704 20.0 1.7 O0319 12421 290301 14308 19.0 21 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: [✓] MEASURED [ ] ESTIMATED Check ice on Wet Bulb TEMP. in shaded cols. are as checked below: [✓] 1/10°C [ ] 1/10°F [ ] °C [ ] °F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET GG C2K D1rE BERGS 118 119 120 121 00 03 06 09 12 15 18 21 SUMMARY OF DAY (MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT) MAXIMUM WIND LOWEST PRESSURE GALES (FORCE 8 OR HIGHER - 6 IN TROPICAL SEAS) TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) MILLIBARS WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. BEGAN ENDED TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE BEGAN ENDED TIME LAT. LONG. TIME LAT. LONG. 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 OP-6087

Dear Mae, Again caught by sailing twice with not enough trice. I am holding out boys for non third portions of the trip in order that I may complete that report. Best to all, Bob Dohoy

Note: Nocturnal observations during This period were run in total darkness i.e. No moon/or in this case complete overcast. All birds recorded were attracted to lights and are therefore flagged with a 5 in the behavior Column. R.L.Dubourg 123409+3 WRSP (White-rumped star Petrels) are recorded as Leach's Storm Petrels without sub specific designations. The dark rumped birds are always this species and are flagged with a "3" in column 49; Sub specific designations are not possible as yet. 123412+2 Blue Forted collections - Dark-rumped birds are called Dark Phase birds, i.e. "3" in column 49. This separation of the dark rumped birds are assumed to be young birds - needs further work. R.L.Q