EAC 24, Hall, September 1967

assumed NW Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: RLPyle Date Sept. 11, 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1220 Dolphin 8 SE Passing apparit clinedion from ship - tight group - arcing only halfway out of water, except once when one leaped completely clear and fell back in on his right side. This one had white belly in approximate pattern of delphinus. Otherwise, all black above. Between 1200-1300, following species seen, though complete tally of numbers was not kept Brown Pelican - [illegible] Cormorant (Brandt or Double-crested, not pelagic) Western Gull Wh-rudded St. Petrel - 1 5/8 Shearwater - 1 (before 1240) all travelling -2 at 1240 -3 at 1250 Total 6 Sea lion - 1 1303 Pelican 2 1324 W. Gull 4 1325 Sabine Gull 1 1329 W. Gull 3 1335 Sterna-sp 4 1336 Sterna-sp 2 Sterna - size and flight of Common/Arctic/Forster type - Some with black caps - others with only black hindcrown, nape and cheeks remaining - None seen with black eyemark of winter Forster. Some with noticeably long outer tail feathers, others with straight cut tails. Bill color generally not seen, but not bright red or yellow. 1336 W. Gull 2 1340 Shearwater-sp? 1 N Probably Sooty in size & flight, but too distant in sun to be sure underparts weren't pale. Not a flock Innum - alone - not really more "smudgy" than others - passed very close to ship, finally crossing bow - White forehead, complete dark band across hindcrown and nape - eye-to-eye. Distinct dark mark along upper leading edge of proximal third of wing. (This usually considered diagnostic for Innum Common). Bill very dark reddish at basal 2/3's, outer 1/3 blade. Flushed from water - no wing mark as above, but white forecrown. 1353 Sterna sp 1 1402 W. Gull 1 1403 Sterna 1 1407 Sabine Gull 5 N SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

assumed NW Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: RLP/c Date Sept 11, 1967 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1408 Sterna 1 1410 Shearwater-sp 1 1413 Shearwater-sp 1 1416 W. Gull 3 1422 Sabine Gull 1 1422 Sterna 3 1425 Sterna 4 1425 W. Gull 4 1426 Pink-ft. Sh. 1 N Distant, Sooty size-probably Sooty Distant, Sooty size-probably Sooty 3 sitting on water light brown above, distinctly darker wing tips Dirty white below - large- flapped a lot-arced couple of times 1428 Sterna 8 AAS Sabine Gull 1 GA 3 together on water 1429 W. Gull 1 Sterna 1 1432 Sterna 1 Sabine Gull 1 1437 Sterna 3 Gull-sp 1 Distant - but probably large like Western 3 1440 Sterna 1 S 1441 Sterna 1 S 1454 W. Gull 1 S 1456 Phalarope? 8 NW Acl Size + general color of phalaropes- tight flock flying by 50' above water, 1 repeating a single call Note "cheek" 1 imm/subadult, 1 adult Acl 1501 W. Gull 2 1507 Sterna 1 1511 W. Gull 1 1514 W. Gull 1 1518 W. Gull 2 E 1543 W. Gull 1 SE 1544 W. Gull 1 on water, flushed imm/sub-adult 1 acl; 1 subadult subadult adult close obs 1655 Begin obs 1714 Gull-sp 1 1715 Mammal 2 3 probably same 1717 Dolphin 2 1730 W. Bull 1 1735 Prob. Western - very distant- crossed bow & settled on water 2 fin sightings simultaneously Came out of water - dark above, white below Standing on keel Close obs. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction NW SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or BAND NO. OBSERVERS: RL Pyle - 0654 - RL DeLong 0710 - Date Sept. 12, 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. REMARKS 0654 M. Dove. 26 0654 West. Gull 1 0656 Black Turnstone 1 0659 M. Dove 8 (Dr) 140061 Begin obs - Low clouds, damp, good wsty, smooth sea. Flock-counted-been around ship + perching on heli deck since sunup. Circed low overhead - good views of above & below Separate flock arrived, then joined earlier flock giving Counted total of 34±3. - I collected [illegible] 8 remained by 073a 2 - 0800 4 - 0900 5 - 0940 1 perched on mast - 13/5 0706 Tanager 1 Remained with ship for over an hour. Finally shot, but dropped over the side and was lost. Orange/red - particularly bright on breast, throat, head, back - Wings dusky. Dusky patch eye to bill. Tanager bill. Seemed much more orange/vermilion than normal summer or Hypatic. 0711 W. Gull 2 NW 0713 W. Gull 1 W 0714 Myarchus flycatcher 1 0714 Landbird 1 0715 W. Gull 1 E 0719 Sooty Shear 1 N 0725 Jaeger, sp 1 N 0732 Sooty shearwater 1 N 0732 Ducks 3 SE 0733 B.F.A. bat. 1 Geer N 0734 W. Gull 1 0735 Sooty shear 2 0735 Delphinus 2 0737 Emydionax flye. 1 N 140063 0740 Sooty shear 1 N 0741 Waterfowl 40±20 N 0745 Parasitic Jaeger 1 String/flock in air - very distant Jaeger chasing landbird - landbird finally reached ship, jaeger departed. Landbird [illegible] well, didn't look at ship, but it departed. Jaeger wings relatively narrow, pointed. Flight rapid, apily followed erratic escape flight of euydionax. Two pointed central tail feathers - proper length for parasitic. 0752 Br. Relican 1 SE Sooty 1 N Bird 1 N 0757 Pomerine Jaeger 1 S 0758 B.F.A. bat. 1 0801 Pomerine Jaeger 1 W Sooty shear. 1 W 0810 Sooty shear. 1 NE 0811 Pomerine Jaeger 1 W Sooty shear. 1 W 0812 Sooty shear.w. 7 W W W W SE Tern/Jaeger type. Flying high, fast, fast wingbeat. Distant. Prob. jaeger. 1 skill following. Sat on water, Dark adult Light adult 3 Not flocks 0819 Sooty shear.w. 12 0820 " Long-tailed Jaeger 1 Fairly close - light pattern - long tail feathers MD-34- EMP.-1- WG-6- WTON-40- BT-1- PARJ.-1- T-1- BPEZ.-1- ATF-1- BIAO.-1- Pas.-2- Pom.J.-3- SS-42- LTJ.-1- 139 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction N W SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: RL Delong, RLPL Date 12 Spt 1967 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0822-0825-300y 54 67 77 W 0825-30 Sooty Sh. 0830-0833 Sooty Shearwater - 52 - 49 to W, 3 travelling E For next hour, Sooty Shearwaters counted passing by field of binoculars looking straight ahead. 0833 Pink-ft W 1 0834 Tern/Sauger W 1 distant 0837 Pink-ft W 0838 Pink-ft W 0839 Sauger sp S 0835-0840 Sooty 29 W 0840 Emp. haw. sp. 1 0846 Pink ful. Sh 1 W 0847 Sub.ima. gull 1 W 0840-0847 Sooty Shearwater 337 W 0847 Phalarope sp 2 0847-0852 Sooty Sh 24 W 0852 Pink ful. Sh 2 W 0852-0857 Sooty Shearwater 34 W 0858 Phalarope sp 1 S 0859 Tern sp 2 W 0857-0902 Sooty Shearwater 35 W 0902-0908 Sooty Shearwater 5 E W E 0911 No BFA following 0908-13 Sooty Shearwater 87 W E 0913 Siberia 1 W 0917 11 3 N. 0918 W. gull 1 N. 0913-0916 Sooty Shearwater 4 E 0913-0916 Sooty Shearwater 2 E 0913 Sooty Shearwater 1 W SS - 897 - PFS - 6 - T/J - 1 - J sp. - 2 - Emp - 1 - SAB. - 1 - Pink Sp. - 3 - Tenn - 6 - W Gull - 1 - 418 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0920-0923 Sooty Shear 1 SSS - ad. 0922 PSEA 7 0926 P.F.S. 1 E 0923-0928 - Sooty Shear 6 W 0928 Pind. 1 ST 0928-0930 Sooty Shear 2 LO 0930-35 Sooty Sh 2 WE 0935 Storm pet 1 E 0938 Sooty Sh 2 W 36 Jaegersp 1 S dark pl. Pomini ? 0940 Sooty Shear 4 S NOT A FLOCK 0943 Pink Foot Storm Pet 1 0945 BFA 4 ccc - acter 0950 Sooty Shear 1 ccc 0953 Sternhsp 1 N com?? 0954 Sooty Shear 1 ccc 0955 Pink Foot 1 ccc 0956 Sooty Shear 1 S at 1 1/2 mi. 0957 Storm Pet 1 ccc I collected immature hended on decks 1000 Chipping sp. 1 ccc W0064 1014 Sooty shear 2 S 1017 Brown pelican 1 Ice 1017 WRSP 1 ccc 1017 Pink foot Sh 2 ccc 1018 Sooty Sh. 1 N 1018 " " 2 S 1020 " " 2 S 1020 Pink Foot 1 ccc 1027 Sooty Shear 1 ccc 1030 " " 2 S 1034 " " 2 S 1036 RED PHAL 4 ccc 1037 Sooty Shear 1 S 1038 Storm Pet 1 ccc OBservers: Delong - to 0930 Pyle - to 1025 Chandler - 0935 Date 12 Sep Pg.# 3 W Gull - 1 - SS - 43 - PFS - 5 - BIRD - 1 - STPT. - 4 - JSP - 1 - T6AN - 1 - CHIP - 1 - R PEL - 1 - WASP - 1 - R PALL - 4 - 63v SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

NW- Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or BAND NO. REMARKS OBSERVERS: Chandler- to 135' Rule- 1135 to Pelong Date 12 SEPT. 1962 Pg.# 4 TIME SPECIES # DIR. 1040 J.A.E.G. SP 1 SITTING ON DECK - Pom ? 1041 Scott Shear 1 S 1045 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 1049 " U 1 S 1101 J.A.E.G. SP 2 SEE Pom? LT & DK AT EDGE OF RAIN SQUHEL DECK - 14- 1103 " X 1 CEE Lt. Pom ? 110 CLEARING 1108 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 1109 STORM PET? 1 CUL ALL DARK! (AVID UNDER SKY QUINCT LEFT TENDING NORT 1125 McGILLIVRAY? 1 CUL POOR LIGHT, NO PATTERN ON UPSIDE 1130 Duck SP 14 CAR UNDER SIDES ? PUDDLE TYPE; PINNACLE - 1- SIZE 15TH PARTLY ATTACHED TO SHIP 1140 BFA 2 now following 1210 Whale and "walrus" 3 Reported by seaman on watch - 1000 yds to starboard. 1215- 1215- 1222 Storm Petrels 2 1225 Sterna sp 1 SE 1227 Sterna sp 1 SE 1247 Jaeger sp 2 SE 1251 Red Phalarope 2 Light phase - probably pomarine First heard, then seen sitting on water - flushed 1257 Jaeger-Pom? 1 E Light - Flushed from water-headed E 1300- 1305- 1323 Jaeger, sp 3 SE Enter Fog bank- Thin overcast - sun barely shining through For bank sharply defined - entered abruptly Horizon still visible, but very sharply reduced. Not a flock. 2 together on water, 1 flying nearby, 2 flying farther off. Perched on mast - probably 1 of early morning flock. Fog thinning, but horizon still fuzzy - Fog cleared by 1400. 1325- 1340 Sterna 1 SIT 1352 Storm Pet 1 SLY 1408 Red Phalarope 1 SE 1414 Red Phalarope 1 SE 1416 Jaeger, sp 2 SE 1420 Gull sp 1 CEE 1435 Red Phalarope 3.5 ± 1 LEE 1447 Jaeger, sp 1 NE 1520 Red Phalarope 21 1515 BFA 3 Calling Heard only - but close. Light ph. - travelling 30' apart Circled ship low - immature - more light areas than normal for many Western - possibly 2nd year bird, back upper tail coverts white with pattern of spots - black terminal tip to tail. Looked carefully. On and off water, only 1 had remnants of rusty on lower deck. Distant - Phase? Jumped off water on slick area Following Jaeger lining going to Starboard of ship SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

NW - changed to West SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Ryle, Delong Chandler 1530- Date 12 Sept. 67 Pg.# 5 Ship Direction SPECIMEN or BAND NO. REMARKS TIME SPECIES # DIR. 1517 BFA 1 SE Passed to rear, and joined two others following. 1517 BFA 2 1529 Sooty Sh. 1 3 hour following 1550 Mounting Dove W.R.S.P. 2 140065 circling ship - Probably bird on mast at 1315, possibly 1 of early morning flocks 1553 Phalarope sp. .H E 1555 Sooty Sh. 1 1559 STORM PET 1 E 1607 JAE.G. SP 1 S 1619 STORM PET 1 E E 1629 BIRD 1 1630 STORM PET 1 E E 1707 PINTAIL? 1 SE CIRCLING SHIP - MALLARD / PINTAIL (NARROW WHITE EDGE INSPECULUM) 1707 BLACK TURNST. 1 EEE calling 1720 TERNS, sp. 3 CE DUCKS PRESENT WEATHER CLEARING RAPIDLY FF 1720 J4866 a SP 7? EEE 3 ALL MILLING ABOUT - DISTANT 3 WHITE BIRDS TERNS OR TERNIC-BIRDS OR SABINES GULL APPEARED TO BE FISH JUMPING POSSIBLY A STERNA/PETR OR TWO PRESENT A LINE HIGA OVER 820 small, flying w/ gulls? ASHOREBIRD? Common/Arctic Very distant - away from sun - shone white against dark clouds - definitely Terns. Not a flock - moving back & forth from high to low - Feeding? - Direct travel. TF 1725 STERNA/ GULL 11 SE 1752 Sterna 1 NW 1755 Sterna? 3 E E 1811 Sterna 7 E 1812 Sterna 2 E 1814 Jauger sp 1 NE 1815 Sterna 4 E 1830 Storm-petrel 1 SE NW Shiart pet 1 E Sterna 7 E 1833 Shear/pet 1 SE 1835 Storm petrel 1 W 1836 Phalarope sp 2 W 1843 Sterna 2 N 1842 1844 Whale spout 1848 Tern/Jaeger 1 SE Distant, 1902 TERNS/GULL 1 E STERNA / SABINES? (STERNA REL. 3) 1904 JAE.G.SP 1 E W 1905 STORM PET 2 N E AT CA 2 MI, 1907 JAE.G. SP 1 E SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

W Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 12 Sept Pg.# 6 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 19/10 Storm-petrel 1 NW In sun 19/14 Storm-petrel 2 E 19/16 Storm-petrel 1 S 19/17 Storm-petrel 1 SE 19/19 Shear-sp 1 S Probably Sooty/SB type 19/19 Storm-petrel 2 Nmo Not together 19/21 Jaeger sp 1 SW Storm-petrel 1 S 19/22 Jaeger/Tern/gull 1 SW Sunset STP ET - 8 - SHEAR - 1 - J SP - 1 - J AGER - 1 - 11 812 75 li 89 14 75 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 12-13 Sept Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0030 0110 Phalanger 2+ 888 - begin obs. - emphasis on plenty hid in water. 0120 Phalanger 1+ by Overzeetan 0122 Stompet 1 888 0130 Phalanger 3 - tidily skated to fly 0140 Stompet 1 around. 0141 Baidus 1 S8 - can in and flew and 5 log ht. 0145 WRSO 1 cee 0148 REDPHAL. 2 cee - calling not seen 0200 SECONCO BS. 0416 resume obs. 0425 STOMPET ( Cea 0432 " " Cad 0442 BIRD 1 Cee R.PHAL. ? 0449 STOMPET 1 Cee 0445 CLOSCO BS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

W Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Ril.Pyk-0659- D.Ly 0980- Date Sept. 13,1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0659 0659 Dolphin/porpita (1?) E Begin Observations- Low heavy stratus overcast 0715 Storm pet 1 leee Usby clear but dim. sea very smooth 0728 Duck sp 1 SW Barely broke water 2-3 times- Never a good look. Jaeger sp 1 S 0733 BFA (1) 0744 Jaeger sp (1) SE Travelling direct. Pintail/Mallard type 0745 BFA (2) Dark in dim light, but not necessarily dark ph. 0746 Storm petrel (2) leee Following 0751 BFA (4) Distant 2 now following 0807 Storm petrel (1) leee 4 now following 0818 Porpoise (7) Reported by Bridge (3other) 0845 BFA 1 arrived from SW- joined followers, meeting 4 again. 0903 Cowbird-? 1 leee Circled overhead - at least the ornithological vacuum is broken. 0926 Whale - reported by Bridge. 0925: Immature Cowbird. Lauded close by on the ship 0946 Jaeger 1 E Light phase-probably Pomarine 1030 Porgy/gu 1 S Lt.Pl. Rel 2 1032 Wesp 1 S888 1055 1 1 SW 1056 Jaeger 1 S For off. 1658 7 Pomarine Jaeger Rel/o. Molt underway per by ship. Std. Lt.Pl. 1105 Jaeger 1 S Lt.Pl. 1115 1120 Bird sp 1 Cow bird on deck 1126 Shorebird sp 1 C888 Large? 1128 Yam Tomurrelet 2 S Small on water-oven floating log. 1130 Large number of floating logs all over 1132 Jaeger 1 For off. Not clearly small bird. [illegible] SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Delong Date 13 Sept Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1143 JAEG.SP 1 E 1155 Storm pet WASP 1 E SE Shan/PE7 1 E 1200 COWBIRD 1 CE 140074 collected, landed on deck R.C. Pecong. 1210 WASP 1 1220 RL-OPHAL 1 heard not seen. 1249 Storm pet 1 S 1245 BLACK TUNA 1 CEE calling not seen 1253 JAEGS p. 1 SE 1253 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 1305 STORM PET 1 W 1318 JAEG SP 2 SE SK: CL in Nolt 1342 Jaeger 1 S Bob. Pomarina 1342 Dolphinus (5) W Skiff in water 1335 1352 Storm pet 1 EEE near skiff 1355 Leach st. pet 1 140066 Collected from skiff - Chan 1400 Sparrow 1 140067 Landed, shot, fell in water - lost 1402 Leach st. pet 1 Collected from skiff 1415 Cowbird? 1 1434 Leach st.pet 1 140068 collected From skiff - [illegible] - Chan 1445 Arctic Tern 3 140071 2 collected? N.Zeal.Shear 1 140072 Sighted 3 from skiff Chan 1450 Sparrow-sp. 1 140075 Landed on ship - collected Delong 1455 W RSP 1 140069 SKIFF Chan 1537 Jaeger 1 S Skift, b. v 1538 Storm pet 1 SW (140070) dark nump (coll Chan skiff) 1550 Pomarine 1 E 1555 Sterna 1 E 1604 Arctic Tern 8 S 140073 chased by Skiff - no catch 1625 Shore Lark sp. 1 SSE From skiff - 1 collected - Chan JSP - 6 - Storm - 4 - WRSP - 6 - S/P - 1 - COW - 2 - RPHTL - 1 - BT - 1 - SS - 1 - PASP - 1 Col - Sparrows - 2 - ARCT. - 11 - NZ - 1 - Pom J - 1 - TENN - 7 - SH - 1 - 45 V. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or BAND NO. REMARKS TIME SPECIES # DIR. 1630 1641 Sooty Shear 1 S 1646 WRS P 1 SW 1647 S tern /Ad. 1 SW 1700 Sterna 5+1 S 1704 Lt 4 S 1705 Gagga 1 S 1206 Ducko 19 S 1713 W RSP 1 888 1715 Sooty Shear 1 S 1715 1732 WRS P 1 888 1736 Sterna 17 S 1739 1855 Storm Pet 1 888 1956 Sooty Shear 1 S 1901 Pomg cegn 1 E 1915 WRS P 2 888 1917 11 2 888 1918 Storn Pet 1 888 1922 11 1 888 1936 SK. Black /Ito 14 SS-3- WASP-7- S/P-1- TERN-2c- LTJ-1- DUCK-19- POUN G-1- Storm P-3- SS-3- WASP-7- S/P-1- TERN-2c- LTJ-1- DUCK-19- POUN G-1- 61 C/e from 270 to 180° ant. El 2 old Bladder Kelp - both - Still many logs mghe, Lt P.L. Ad. OBservers: Date 15 Sept Pg.# 3 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E NOCT GRIO OBSERVERS: C440 Date 19 SEPT Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0250 0300 BIRD 1 [illegible] BEGIN OBS. - UNDERUNY GG TURNS 0315 WRSP 1 [illegible] SMALL ST.PET/PHAL, INLIGHT MIST WIND BATS. 0335 n 1 [illegible] 0400 BIRD 1 [illegible] SMALL, ST.PET/PHAL 0420 CLOSG OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction E SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Chandler Ryle Date 14 SEPT. 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0659 0700 STORM PET 0739 BFA 0639 STORM PET 0845 SURPRISE BEGIN 083 - came in from N - first one seen - Porpoise ca 20 (Delphinus?) heading NNW Since 0730, in and out of fog patches - somewhat dense. Delphinus? - Breaking water but not coming entirely out. 0954 Porpoise 12±4 SE 0954 Storm pet 1 NE 1006 Tern sp. 1 S 1026 Jaeger sp. 1 S 1103 Ducks- 21±2 SE 1125 Storm pet 1 Lees 1131 BFA 2 1134 Storm pet 2 NW 1138 Red Phalar. 3 1240 Mourning Dove 1 SW Dim in edge of fog - probably Sterna. Distant Line - large ducks, probably pintails - 2 now with ship. 1 with lots of pale areas, head and back - other in good plumage. Following a long slick oriented NW-SE Flushed from slick - many bubbles - some Hot saw in slick. One bird has red feathers in tail. - flying about ship. Delphinus ca 40±5 No abrupt Cobalt animals. - Did not come to Ship For off. 1255 1345 1409 1415 Sooty Shear 1 S 1416 Tern sp. 1 S 1507 STORM PET 1 N 1515 BFA 4 Cee 1524 WRS P 1 Cee 1547 ARCTIC T. 1 S 1548 STORM PET 1 Cee - Some who - man over board - dull all stop. RESUME OBS UNDER WAY - possible pickups from passing freighter SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 14 SEPT 1967 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1604 Sooty Shear 1 S 1620 Storm petrel 1 NE 1635 " " 3 see 1700 Jaeger sp. 2 500ft high - flying N to S, south-flying shark distance then circling-again, again etc. Both Lt Phase adults - probable juveniles by age? Hunting/secretly? 1715 B.E./ Currently 6 following 5 dark-rumped birds 1 light rumped Very light bird of this Am. Not Now with us. 1825 Sooty Sh. 1 S While underwings - Flying very rapidly downwind - short rapid bursts of wingbeats alternating with glides arcing up to c.30! 1909 Storm petrel 1 N 1913 Storm petrel 1 E 1920 Close obs sunset. STORM - 14 BFA - 7 TENNY. - 2 Sp. - 4 Duck - 2 R.BEEL - 3 MD - 1 WASP - 2 SS - 3 OCEI - 1 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date #15 Pg.# / TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0300 0355 R. Phil. 2t olegi [illegible] 0410 u 1 one calling to ship 0420 " 2 SW 0430 close. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

W Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: R.T.B.L. Date 15 September Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0649 0650 M. Dove 1 0650 Cowbird 1 0707 BFA 0733 Jaeger sp 1 SE 0745 BFA 2 0749 tern-sp 2 0750 S/SB shat. Jaeger Bird 1 0839 Shearwater <sp 1 W 0910 M. Dove 1 0912 M. Dove 3 0912 BFA 3 0930 Red Phalange 1 0938 Cowbird 0945 Sooty shear 1 SW 0958 Shear-sp 1 SW 0958 shearpet 1 SW 1000 Sooty sh. 1 SW 1001 Sooty sh 2 SW 1003 Bird 2 1009 Sooty Sh 1 SW 1010 Sooty Sh 1 SW 1016 Sooty sh 1 SW 1020 Shear-sp 1 SW 1021 Shear-sp 2 SW 1022 Storm pet 1 SW 1023 WRST-Pet 1 CEE 1025 Sooty sh 1 SW 1027 Sooty sh 1 SW 1034 Shear 1 SW 1038 Sooty sh 1 SW 1039 Storm pet 1 SW 1043 Sooty sh 1 SW 1044 DRsP 1 CEE 1048 Sooty sh 1 SW SR by in us. - low overcast - NW wind hampers obs. With ship with ship-immature - several times flying 15' above deck level. Lt phase ad- made one good pass at M.Dove, then Small-parasitic or long-tailed? - L-T reliability 2. Following Not with group when seen. -Milling group- at least 4 birds, possibly more - Too Distant to see any storm-pets. - No slick visible in Wind-roughened water. Birds remained in one general area as ship passed. Sooty, reliab. 3. Earlier Dove not seen after about 0750. Probably 3 new ones Following Crossing bow, calling Imm - same as 0650 bird? Very distant Distant- prob. Sooty Distant Prob. Sooty Rel. 3- distant Rel 2 Rel 2 MD-9- Cow-1- Jsr-2- Tern-1- SS-15- BInd-3- Sooty-6- RPhal-1- SIP-1- Storm-2- Wasp-1- DASP-1- SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

W Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: RLP Date 15 Sept. 1967 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1051 M.Dove 1 1052 Sooty sh. 1 SW 1053 Storm pet 2 Lee 1058 BFA 4 Following 1059 Sooty sh 1 SW Rel 3 1105 Sooty sh 1 SW Rel 2 1106 Sooty sh 1 SW Rel 2 1111 Sooty sh 2 SW Rel 2, together 1117 Bird 1 S Very distant 1118 Sooty sh 2 SW Rel 2 1122 Sooty sh 1 SW Rel 3 1124 Jaeger-sp 2 SW Flying high-one paused to circle a few times - Distant 1126 Sooty sh 1 SW Rel 3 1127 Pink-ft. sh 1 SW Rel 3-Seemed larger-slower flapping-pale underparts-but distant 1129 Sooty sh 2 SW Rel 2 1129 Sooty sh 1 SW Rel 3 1130 Shear-sp 1 SW Rel 2 1135 Sooty sh 2 SW Rel 3 1136 Sooty sh 3 SW Rel 3 1138 Storm pet 1 Lee 1145 SOOTY SHAR 1 SW 1148 STORM PET 1 SW 1203 SOOTYSHAR 1 SW 1205 " " 1 SW 1208 " " 3 SW 1212 " " 1 SW 1220 " " 3 SW 1221 " " 2 SW 1224 " " 1 SW 1232 " " 1 SW 1234 " " 2 SE 1235 " Wasp 1 CEE 1253 RBTB 1 SW Virtually every sighting since 0945 has been in forward starboard quarter. Extensive searching to port and starboard rear quarter seldom produced a sighting. MD - 1 - SS - 38 - Storm - 4 - Bird - 1 - JSP - 2 - Jaeger - 1 - Shear - 1 - WASP - 1 - RATB - 1 - generally SW but directed by shy. ON H2O feeding Flying round roots 1240 CLEAN SKY FLUSHED - #D SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 15 SE PT. 1967 Pg.# 3 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1258 Sooty Sh. 1 S ON PORTSIDE 1300 " " 1 " Blinded 1310 " " 1 " affected by ship -> W 1403 " " 11 S I'm a definite flock - very tightly arranged. 1414 1420 Dove M 1 888 Floating large bladder Kelp. 1449 Sooty Shour 1 S 1515 11 L S 1532 11 1 S 1536 Gaeys 1 SE for off ca 300 high. 1538 Sterna 2 S for off. 1539-1605 1619 Sooty Sh 1 S 1643 Storm Pet 1 S 1700 Sooty Sh 1 S 1725 Storm Pet 1 SW 1726 Sooty Sh 1 SW 1730 Storm Pet 1 S This one seemed perhaps slightly larger - flew steadily, 1734 Storm Pet 1 SW directly with little flitting or deviation from course. 1830 Sterna 3 S seemed smaller than 1730 one. 1910 Black Notal 1 88 1915 St. Rch 2 888 Close - long, flappy flight. 1915 " 1 1920 " 1 1915 1925 Storm Pet 1 SW Sooty Shm Red 3 - Reported by Johnson 1925 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or GRID NOCT OBSERVERS: Date 16 Sept. 1967 Pg.# (1) TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0330 BEGIN OBS - NEAR FULL MOON 10(6 or less) WINDS CALM SKY SCATTERED CLOUDS MOONSET 0508 NO BIRDS SEEN CLOSE OBS. 0530 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

W - changed to S 0845 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E Ship Direction OBSERVERS: Date 16 Sept. 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0705 0705 Jaeger sp 1 SE 0707 BFA 2 0817 Porpoise 8±3 S 0823 Porpoise 8±3 N Sunrise - begin obs - 3/4 cu - nice sunrise - wind NW - light Following Distant - not [illegible] fully out of water - no response to ship. Could be Delphinus, but no good marks - dorsal fin correct shape and dark. - Nothing riding bow wave now. Same size group - saw as 0817 bunch? - Passed northward directly under bow, but did not stop to ride bow wave - Could see backs only - behaved just like 0817 group - Made good size splash despite coming only partially out of water. Healed directly north away from ship, so couldn't get good side view of dorsal fin. Gad! - what a beautiful day for everything except birds 1045 B.F.A.lb 3 Now following About 12 logs, etc., passed by during the morning. 1230 Sperm whale - 4+ - blew repeatedly then fluked & sounded. 1345 Ye to 90° 1400 Floating log aboard - ca 10-15 / 14. 1405 Erolia melanota 3 SW Perturb Rel 2. (Collection sheet shows collected) 140076 1456 - 10/10 M.o.B. Drill - a / l - [illegible] 1600 PORPOISE ca 200 HEARING NW DISTANT (4-5mi.) 1602 WRSP 1 SE 1712 WRSP 1 CEE Sunset - close obs JSP - 1 Bett spp - 3 WRSP - 2 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Delany Date 27 76 Sep t Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0657 0715 Storm Pet. 1 SHT - 5R 0720 0725 RSTB 1 0740 Muddled Petrel 1 SSS Very thin - no landing attempts. 0812 0830 Storm Pet. 1 SSS Delphinus - ca 35±7. - First. 0915 0945 BFA 1 - No BFA's since Sun Rise First bird appeared 1015 1020 Birds ? 1040 Storm Pet. 1 SSS Appeared to be fairly small birds, flying near surface water and suddenly disappeared - possible flying fish or phalarope. 1052 1101 Storm Pet. 1 SHT first floating kelp - Nereocystis - will decompose. Flying over small slick. 1110 Bird no. 1 1915 1920 LRS P 1 SSS SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 17 Sept Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1120 Sooty Shear 1 SE 1121 WRSP 2 WSW 1126 Shoveler 1 SW 1128 Dolphin ca 10 N. 1132 1137 RBTB 1 1140 M.Dove. 1 1218 RBTB 1 1330 Red Phalarope 1 SSW 1331 " " 1 SSW 1339 1440 WRSP 1 N 1444 WRSP 1 N 1502 Erolin mel. 1 SE 1520 Whale 1 1630 1630 WNSP 1 SE 1632 BIRD 1 SE 1645 REDPHAL 1 SE 1653 1714 WNSP 1 SE 1734 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 1738 BFA 1 SSE 1750 1900 PAR. TAE.G. 1 S 1906 PECT. SLOPPER 1 SSE 140076 1908 SS-2 WASP-6- Stonn-1-+3 RBTB-2- MD-1- RPBE-3 PECT-5-2- ASTRO-1-+1 PHAJ.-1 Calling - Single note, broken once or twice in the middle, but not broken enough to be different syllables. Spotted twice - Long back broke surface once, but no flukes seen - spout broad, misty, without central core. 2 whales like above close 8-400 yds HUMPY AET 2 dist. sitting on log next to driftwood red on rump WHALE DIST. BLOWS LINE 1630 OAS. astern Change course to S. heading LT PHAD. circling ship, 1 call above loblolly - shown SUNSET CLOSE OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 17-18 Sept Pg.# 1 Nocturnal TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0415 begi obs Moon Very bright - No cloud. Wind up to 25 Knots @ 310° 0530 close No Birds- SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

W Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 18 Sept 67 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0655 0658 Sooty Sh. 1 5 0713 Sooty Sh. 1 SW 0719 BFA 1 5W 0744 Sooty Sh 1 2 5W 0810 Sooty Sh 2 2 SW 0821 " 1 1 0824 " 1 2 0834 Storm petal 1 leee 0840 Wh.rump 0853 Sooty sh. 1 5W 1138 Pink-H sh. 1 5 1140 BFA 2 1313 Sooty Sh. 1 SW 1430 " 1 SW 1650 NEWZEAL 1 CEE 1650 BFA 3 CEE 0655 SHEWASP 1 SW 0656 SOOTY SH. 1 SW 1700 TERN SP 4 CEE 1712 " 1 5 S 1804 Sooty Sh. 1 5 1815 11 1 5 1828 11 1 5 1910 Storm Pet 1 SW 1911 Sooty Shun 1 SW 1925 Begin Obs.- heading into strong NW wind- obs. hampered. Arcing to 30' in strong wind... No wing flaps in 30 seconds of obs. Following Birds passing on starboard side and across bow - Could be actually heading S and diverted by ship to SW. But still going SW as long as can be followed on port side. Rel. 2 Following CLOSE TO SHIP "W"- Back pattern arcing dist, glimpsed probably Sooty arcing to 50' no dir. dressing around in one spot, prob. arctic part. met 1700 Birds Arcing high, arc by Left no arcing SS - Close obs. SS-19 WNSP - 1 Pan - 1 V2 - 1 SA SP - 1 TERN - 9 STORM - 133V SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction E SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: RL Pyle Date September 19, 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0711 0720 BFA 3 Following. 1330 TWEET BIRD 1 EEE Small, sparrow-brown 1414 TERN SP 2 S ARC ?? 1425 ARCTIC TERN 2 Sitting together on small log & short legs GRAY WASH AND DARK RED BILLS SEEN VERY CLOSE TO SHIP BUT DID NOT FLY 1530 W R SP 1 EEE Sunrise - begin obs. - 7/10 cu 1 strato cu - wind still strong from NW - but obs. conditions better than yesterday because of easterly trending. Sunset - close obs SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

E-change to NW 0725 Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or BAND NO. OBSERVERS: D L Pyle 0654-1130 Date September 20, 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. REMARKS 0654 0705 DRSP 1 Lee Sunnm - begin obs. 3/4 our strab cu - 3/4 altocu Wind calm, sea: much smoother 0722- R6 0741 Sooty Sh 1 SW 0759 " " 1 SW 0818 B.F. Alb. 1 (1) First sighting this an 0911 M.Dove 1 Landed on helo deck 0920 M.Dove 5 Flock of 6-prob. includes 0911 bird 0920 Gull 1 Sub adult - Ring-Bill probably-narrow black tail band. Adult 1005 Western Gull 1 Lee 1028 Sooty Sh. 1 SW 1030 " " 1 SW 1043 DRSP 4 SW 1044 Tern sp? 1 Lee 1044 Cowbird 1 Lee 1050 M.Dove 1 1100 1103 M. Dove 2 Lee 1107 Sooty sh 1 SW 1121 1127 WRSP 1 SW 1155 Sooty Sh. 1 SW 1226 Cowbird 1 140079 Now 2 on deck. 1245 113 " 1 mm coil at 1030 1250 Dove 1 1310 Phoenice 1 1332 WRSP 1 SW 1400 Shore Pet 1 SW 1415 Sooty Sh. 1 SW 1440 R. Philome 1 SW Change course to northerly 0830-0900 - Capt's inspection on helo deck - obs. shifted to bridge. Arctic? - dipping to water occasionally Landed on deck - imm Dove & Cowbird flying close together, alongside ship for minute (seen intermittently) - Both birds seen to divert to follow the other deviated to one side. May include 1050 bird; Cowbird now on deck. No BFA's seen since about 830. 1120- 2 Doves & cowbird flying together Floating blob of kelp - large leaves-no bulbs visible. Though erratic in direction, bird is still making steady progress toward sea. Sperm whale 6 - blows of body. One calf. waller-like - green-yellow with white outer tailfees. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: R. Bulley 1440- Date 20 Sep t Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS C 1445 Sparrow sp. 1 (see) 140078 came to deck. 1547 Sooty Shear 1 SLU 1700 BIRD 1 C2 - WHITE; TROPIC BIRD? GULL? 1746 - Delphinus c.t.30 1748 RBT B (1) C2 rose off H2O ad 1750 BFA (2) C2 ad. 1802 RBT B 1 C2 1908 - SONS & CLOSE OBS. 0930 Empidonax 1 140077 found dead on deck. Dead at least 2-3 days. Suitable for skeleton. - EMP. sp. + - DRSP-2 - SS-8-1=7 - MD-9 - GULL-1 - WETGA-1 - TERN-4 - COW-3 - WNSP-2 - PASS.-1 - STORM-1 RPHAC-1 - Sparrow -1 - BIRD - 1 - RBT B 27 18 SI-MNH-958-e 33 Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction N SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date September 21, 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0708 B.F.A. 0722 B.F.A. Sunrise - begin obs. 3/4 to stratos taltocu. Wind light easterly. Sea calm. Following Now 2 following 0739 Red Phalange 1 lee seen; calling. 0758 Whale Reported by bridge - dead ahead - did not show again. 0759 Red Phalange 2 N 0802 Delphinus (154) lee Paralleled ship but didn't ride bow wave - Not tightly Grouped - side pattern of Delphinus - dorsal fins were mostly dingy white, with dark leading edge. 0803 Whale ? (1) Pseudorca - Rel 3 (False Killer whale) Saw Brek surface once right where Delphinus had been. Prominent dorsal fin, shape of Delphinus fin in middle of back - much larger than Delphinus. Behind it were series of 20' long, narrow "slick" areas - possibly where it had previously approached or broken surface. 0815 Red Phalange 1 lee Seen; calling 0820 Made 1800 turn - start target retrieval exercise. 0825 B Calb. (3) Now following 0837 Cowbird - ? 2 Not seen to settle on ship 0849 Storm Pet. 1 lee 0900 Par. Jaeger 1 SE 1st phase - no elongated tail feathers visible. 0925 M. Dove (1) 0954 M. Dove 6 lee 0959 Vesper Sparrow 1 Alighted momentarily on helo deck fence. White outer tail feathers, chestnut shoulder patch, head x bill pattern all seen clearly. Several more close views - to 1057. No sightings after 1015. 1035 M. Dove 1102 Porpoise Dolphin (1) (Roh Pula - ocean sunfish) Probably 2 playing very quietly beneath surface - about 50 yards from boat. Dorsal fin exposed much of time (Occasionally 2 fins), but hardly rippled surface of smooth water. Dorsal fin mostly white with narrow dark edges. Observed for 3-4 minutes. 1110 Warbling Vireo 1 1113 - M. Dove Caught insect on helo deck - perched on guard fence to eat it. No wingbars - broad eyeline - dark car - yellowish wash upper breast. I still about ship - seen repeatedly since 1035. 1110 Abunda target - Underway toward north. Zero miles traversed since 0820 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction N SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date September 21, 67 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1115 1138 M.Dove (1) Thunderstorm still to SE. Another rain area to NW. No rain now at ship. Now 2 together 1238 SOOTY SH. 1 W 1240 PHAL SP 2 Cee on H2O. 1242 TEARN SP 1 S ant. ? 1250 XHUT.MORLE 1 QQ flushed, calling "a chipping" 1251 SOOTY SHEAR 1 W 1251 STORM PET 1 Cee 1319 JAEG. SP 1 SW 1322 SOOTY SH. 1 W 140080 I coll on deck chart C 1327 M DOVE (1) a alighted briefly 1328 UNABLR 1 Cee 1406 STORM PET 1 Cee 1415 JAEG. SP 1 Cee 1419 STORM PET 3 Cee 1419 1425 1430 PONTOISE (SEEN BRIEFLY A DORSAL 15 RISSO DOLPHIN FOLLOWED FOR 15 MIN DEPART GRID 35°00'N WHALE - 1 J SP - 2 R PHAL - 4 COW - 2 STORM - 6 PAR J. - 1 M DOVE - 6 ULSP. P - 1 VILLA - 1 SS - 3 PHOC - 2 TEAU - 1 XHUT - 1 31 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction N SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E NON GRID OBSERVERS: Date 21 SEPT. 1967 Pg.# 3 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1430 1445 WE. Storm Pet ( Cee BEGIN NON GRID OBS. 1511 Par? Jaeger ( S It phase - Rel. 2 1531 Tern-sp Jaeger sp 13 S S Distant-in sun.-Terns strung out- Jaeger below. 13 counted-could have been more present 1542 Jaeger sp ( S Distant 1543 Pomarine Jaeger ( Stir Distant-Good central tail feathers 1543 Jaeger sp ( Lee Distant 1556 Tern/Jaeger 5 S Very distant WRSP-4 PARJ-1 TENU-20 JSP-9 1630 B.F.Alb. 2 Cee Following 1633 WRSP ( Lee 1640 WRSP ( Pom.J-4 1653 Sterna ( SE Fairly close - Common or Arctic BIRD-5 BF#-2 STORM-10 TROPI-1 1700 Storm pet ( E Making steady progress Eastward Red-billed? 1722 Tropicbird. ( Cee SHEMA. 1723 Tern-sp ( E 1724 Red Phalarope ( Lee, E IF the letter only a dark place Pomarine would appear the size. RPHAL-1 1737 Skim/Jaeger ( Stir Turn - Intermediate place. 1745 Pango ( Stir LTJ-1 1750 Pango WRSP ( Stir 8T 80 Fly around POM-J-2 1755 Sterna ( Stir 60 1801 Jaeger sp. ( SE Far off. 1818 1822 Jaeger ( SE Large bill first leaping & long kicks Ca 2 miles ahead - Sound as muffled. -LTJL. 1823 Stern 2 SN 1828 Terns 2 S Gosnell Arctic 1831 LtJee ( S Rel 2 Lt phase 1834 Pom. jaeger ( SE -Rel 2 - Lt phase 1846 Storm petrel ( W 1850 Storm petrel ( E 1851 Storm petrel ( W 1853 Storm petrel ( E SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction N SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN Non-Grid or OBSERVERS: Date Sept. 21, 1967 Pg.# 4 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1902 Jaeger sp 2 W - Parasitic - Rel 2 - both Lt ph. 1903 Phalarope 2 Lees - Flying - heard possible Red Ph. call 15 seconds earlier, where those could have been 1911 Sunset - close obs SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

N Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN Non - Grid OBSERVERS: Date Sept. 22 '67 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0720 0720 M. Dove 6 6ee 0721 Gull sp 3 lee 0720-30 Sooty Sh 40± W Pink-foot Sh 2 W 0732 Warbler -collected on deck - R.L Dolong 0730 Heerman Gull 3 lee 073435 Sooty Sh 28± W 0740-42 Sooty Sh 50± Gulls -sp 8± Alcid - sp 1 -includes at least 3 Western 0748 Shorebird sp 6 Sooty Sh. 4- -flying with the 6 Doves - distant -Sooties going by in sparts - 20-40 in sight at once - then gone for a few minutes 0748 Pelican 1 0752 Phalange sp 2 0754 Phalange sp 15 0757 B. Pelican 1 -raised Crown walk On slick with debris 0800 0815 Wilson Warbler 1-collected 0830 Yellowthroat 1 Orange-cr. Warbler 2 - 1coll. 0845 0848 Tattler 1 0852 Murre 3 0915 Murre 4 0930 Alecid Rhino Alclet 1 0935 Murre 17 Two pale streaks visible on head, Heavy bill with some color. -collected R. Delong 0945 Cormorants 6 0945 Murre 8 -Later in morning, some cormorants identified definitely as Brandt - No Pelagics definitely identified. 1000 clear obs. Murre - most abundant bird in late morning - Sooty Sh. - Only four Scauped individuals after 0900, SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP J.S. Hulcy 40 DATE 11 Sept. 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE SUNSET 1907 33°11 N 118°37 W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 77 miles From Point Lomas POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 0600 0800 1000 Underway From Lin 1200 32°40 N 117°23 W 1400 32°48 N 117°45 W 1600 32°56 N 118°04 W 1800 33°06 N 118°24 W 2000 33°14 N 118°45 W 2400 33°30 N 119°26 W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. Note: On Cse 295° Proceeding to Pt. Ash

846 1700 9 9

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP J.S. Nauvoo-40 DATE 12 Sept. 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0642 33°55N 120°31W SUNSET 1920 31-58W 122-27 W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 124 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 33° 45 N 120°08 W 0600 33°53N 120°28W 0800 34°02 N 120°49W 1000 34°15 N 121°04 W 1200 34°26 N 121-20 W 1400 34°38 N 121-33W 1600 34°52 N 121°52W 1800 34°59 N 122°11 W 2000 34°58N 122-34W 2400 34°58 N 123-17W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 1700 314 270 35-00N 122-00W 12 4 0 2 10 2

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP [illegible] DATE 13 Sept 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0659 34°54N 124°32W SUNSET 1936 34°40N 126°27W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 114 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 34°57N 123°59W 0600 34°56N 124°19W 0800 34°54N 124°44W 1000 34°53N 125°08W 1200 34°56N 125°30W 1400 34°58N 125°50W 1600 34°00N 126°14W 1800 34°54N 126°25W 2000 34°35N 126°24W 2400 34°11N 126°06W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 1715 210 180 35°00N 126°25W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP D.S. Hall 240g-40 DATE 14 Sept 67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0659 34°10'N 124°47'W SUNSET 1920 34°08'N 123°28'W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 117 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 34°10'N 125°21'W 0600 34°10'N 124°58'W 0800 34°10'N 124°34'W 1000 34°10'N 124°18' 1200 34°11'N 123°51'W 1400 34°12'N 123°33'W 1600 34°11'N 123°08'W 1800 34°09'N 122°42'W 2000 34°08'N 122°20'W 2400 33°57'N 121°37'W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG.

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP [illegible] yag-40 DATE 15 Sept '67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0649 33°22N 121°41W SUNSET 1925 33°20N 123°59W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 117 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 33-45N 121°22W 0600 33-23N 121°39W 121°42' 0800 33°23N 121°53W 122°05' 1000 33°20N 122°18W 122°29' 1200 33-20N 122°41W 122°52' 1400 33-20N 123°03W 123°11' 1600 33°19N 123°20W 123°31' 1800 33°20N 123°43W 2000 33-20N 124°05W 2400 33-20N 124°48W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 0118 090 180 34°07N 121°21W 0530 180 270 33°23N 121°21W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP A S. Nell zig.40 DATE 16 Sept. 67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0705 33-19N 126-10W SUNSET 1925 32-30N 125-19W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 119.4 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 33-22N 125-34W 125°46' 0600 33-21N 125-58W 125°08' 0800 33-19N 126-19W 126°23' 1000 33-07N 126-26W 1200 32-45N 126-26W 1400 32-36N 126-22W 1600 32-36N 126-01W 125°48' 1800 32-31N 125-35W 2000 32-30N 125-13W 2400 32-29N 124-27W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 0810 180 33-19N 126-26W 1330 090 32-32N 126-26W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP G.S. Hall (YAG-4) DATE 17 Sept 67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0657 32-26N 123-09W SUNSET 1908 32-16N 121-02W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 117 25 92 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 32-27N 123-32W 123°27' 0600 32-26N 123-22W 123°10' 0800 32-27N 122-58W 122°46' 1000 32-28N 122-34W 122°23' 1200 32-29N 122-12W 122°00' 1400 32-28N 121-48W 121°37' 1600 32°25N 121°26W 121°14' 1800 32°24N 121-02W 2000 32°07N 121-02W 2400 30°42N 121°23W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 1750 090 180 32°25N 121°02W 2210 180 270 31°44N 121°03W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP [illegible] (YMS-40) DATE 18 Sept 67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0657 31-38N 122-46W SUNSET 1925 31°41N 125°07 TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 122 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 31-41N 122-12W 0600 31-40N 122-35W 0800 31-39N 122-57W 1000 31°38N 123°19W 1200 31°38N 123°44W 1400 31°39N 124°05W 1600 31°39N 124°30W 1800 31°41N 124°50W 2000 31°41N 125°12W 2400 31°38N 125°57 COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP: J.S. HULL (Ypg-40) DATE: 19 Sept. 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0657 30°58'N 125°58W SUNSET 1915 30°49N 123°48W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 114 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 31°10 N 126°18W 0600 30°57N 126°07W 0800 30°51N 125°46W 1000 30°55N 125°24W 1200 30°56N 125°02W 1400 30°55N 124°36.W 124.27 1600 30°51N 124°18 W 1800 30°50 N 123°59W 2000 30°49N 123°38W 2400 30°51 N 122°52W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 0140 270 180 31°36N 126°19W 0523 180 090 30°56N 126°20W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP. 181422-Y1640 DATE 9/20/67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0654 30°54N 121°43W SUNSET 1908 32°35N 122°20W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 103 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 30°55N 122°12W 0600 30°59N 121°42W 0800 31°04N 121°33W 1000 31°19N 121°41W 1200 31°37N 121°50W 1400 31°54N 121°58W 1600 32°09N 122°07W 1800 32°26N 122°14W 2000 32°40N 122°24W 2400 33°14N 122°45W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 0728 090 336 30°59N 121°30W 0215 336 003 33°33N 122°56W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP _18 Hull yng 40 DATE 21 SEPT. 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0658 34°16'N 122°52'W SUNSET 1913 35°43'N 122°47'W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 88 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 33°47'N 122°55'W 0600 34°09'N 122°54'W 0800 34°24'N 122°50'W 1000 34°28'N 122°51'W 1200 34°58'N 122°50'W 1400 34°56'N 122°52'W 1600 35°16'N 122°46'W 1800 35°35'N 122°47'W 2000 35°48'N 122°47'W 2400 36°18'N 122°47'W COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG.

Sept 22 200 36 36 122 43 400 36 55 22 39 600 37 13 22 36 700 37 22 22 3 1/2 800 37 32 22 33 900 37 41 22 28 1/2 1000 37 50 22 30

USS Greenville Hill Eastern Grid Survey No 13. 9 Sector Crossing Points POSITION TIME DATE 35-00 122-00 1900 12 Sept.'67 35-00 122-40 2030 12 Sept '67 35-00 124-50 0840 13 Sept '67 34-10 124-50 0633 14 Sept '67 34-10 122-40 1814 14 Sept '67 33-45 121-20 @0150 15 Sept '67 33-20 122-40 1159 15 Sept '67 33-20 124-50 0010 16 Sept '67 32-30 124-50 2209 16 Sept '67 32-30 122-40 0946 17 Sept '67 32-05 121-00 2015 17 Sept '67 31-40 122-40 0635 18 Sept '67 31-40 124-50 1801 18 Sept '67 30-50 124-50 1305 19 Sept '67 30-50 122-40 0005 20 Sept '67 31-00 121-00 0728 20 Sept '67 28-09-67/7.L.7.

EAC # Figs. CRUISE TRACK EAS #13, 11-22 SEPTEMBER 1967 35° Cedar 34° FIR 33° SUNISO 32° LARCH 31° MAPLE 30° 12° 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 WARMING AREA 268 RACING ASSIST RANGE WARMING AREA 269 FALCOLETI, AIREL WARMING AREA 270 SANTA ROSA T SAN MIGUEL I SAN MIGUEL I PT HENRIETTE HO PAR ST MUGU SAN TA VONICA LOS ANGELES NEWPORT BEACH OCEANSIDE PTA BAND SAN LOMA SAN DIEGO R EXCIC SANTA CATALINA I SAN CLEMENTE I SAN MARIA HO AFVIR WANDERBERG SAFEB ARGODILLO PENALO W281 MORRO BAR ST SAN LUIS R2306 CHAMA LAKE R2324 TRONA H.R.D. 17° NOCTURNAL DIURNAL

PRELIMINARY REPORT EASTERN AREA CRUISE NO. 24 11-22 September 1967 including EASTERN GRID SURVEY NO. 13 Prepared by Richard D. Chandler

Preliminary Report Eastern Area Cruise No. 24 11-22 September, 1967 including Eastern Grid Survey No. 13 Prepared by Richard D. Chandler Cruise Itinerary: 11 September 1000 - Depart San Diego 12 September 1700 - Enter Grid at Point "Ash" 21 September 1430 - Depart Grid at 35°00'N; 122°50'W. 22 September 1300 - Arrive Alameda (Times: +7 - Tango) Survey Personnel: Robert DeLong (Biologist-in-charge), Dr. Robert Pyle, Richard Chandler Methods: One and/or two man diurnal observations were made from the helicopter deck when weather conditions permitted. During high seas, rain, or high wind (less than 10 percent of the diurnal hours) the watch was held from the lee wing of the bridge. Nocturnal watches were held on the lee quarter deck. Birds were collected from the skiff on 13 September. Several birds were shot as they attempted to rest or land on deck. B-T casts were made at 2-hour intervals from 0400-1800 and at 2400. Other methods and procedures followed those established on previous cruises. Cruise Track: (see photo-reproduction and Figure #1). Curious observations taken on the afternoon of 11 September northwest of San Diego are the first taken over this track but may be compared to the winter observations on EAC #1. The Non-grid portion of the 12th of September approached to within 25 miles of the grid area (Point Dogwood) and, since the grid track around points "D" and "E" was traversed at night, are useful in inter- preting the actual grid date. (See particularly Sooty Shearwater). The nominal grid track was covered with the exception of 20 miles of the southwest corner and the 20+ miles west of Point Oak. Portions of two days, 20 and 21 September, were spent in the grid but not on the nominal tack. These non-track sections have been combined

2. with the nominal track breakdowns and tables. Cursory non-grid observations taken south of the San Francisco Bay area on the 22nd are discussed here but have not been entered on ADP forms. Excellent cooperation was received from Captain Kaiser, the deck force, weather and B-T personnel, and all concerned with the operation of the Granville Hall. Conditions: Weather and sea surface conditions were, in general, quite variable during the cruise. Over the first non-grid leg winds were low to moderate from the north and northwest, with partly cloudy skies and occasional squall areas. The northern third of the grid area was very good for obser- vations with light north or northwest winds, partly cloudy to obscured sky and calm or light seas. Occasional patches of low fog on the morning of the 14th is a phenomenon not previously noted (since at least EGS #6). High winds and broken skies on the 15th gave way to clear and calm on the 16th. Moderately poor conditions on the 17th, 18th, and 19th calmed to fairer weather for the last three days. Patches of heavy fog and calm seas were present out of San Francisco on the 22nd. "Slick" areas were found on the 12th, 13th and 16th. Many logs and floating debris were seen on the 16th. No Velella were seen; kelp was not much in evidence. A near full moon and clear skies made for poor nocturnal observing conditions. The data totals, tables, and statistics for this cruise differ from previous surveys in that Black-footed Albatross observations are excluded. Albatross data are discussed only in the Species Account section. Eastern Grid Survey # 13 Over 993 miles and 108.4 hours of diurnal observations, 518 birds of 27 species were recorded. Twenty-five birds of at least two species were recorded over 79 miles of nocturnal watch. Fifteen specimens of five species were taken (see Summary Tables 1-4). Salient Highlights 1) High numbers of Sooty Shearwaters moving diagonally south- west across the grid.

2) Further decrease of Leach Storm Petrel and Red Phalarope. 3) High numbers of Jaegers concentrated in the northeast. 4) Arctic Terns passing south through the grid area. 5) Numbers of "lost" landbirds. General: Eastern Grid Survey # Overall linear Density 19-29 July 10 .411 Birds/linear mile 8-16 August 11 .756 26 August - 4 September 12 .404 11-22 September 13 .521 .527 Average. Sectional average linear density EGS 11, 12, 13: .629 ' 1.242 ' 1.580 .123 ' .331 ' .515 .223 ' .214 ' .421 The relatively consistent survey densities belie the fact that a fairly large general changeover in grid avifauna has occurred from July to September. During the mid-summer surveys (#s 10 and 11) Storm Petrels and Phalaropes accounted for about three-fourths of the total grid birds. During the present survey Storm Petrels and Phalaropes accounted for less than one-quarter of the total. The static summer population of post or non-breeding birds has largely disappeared. In its place migrant species, notably Sooty Shearwaters, Terns, Ducks and various landbirds have appeared. The bird distribution within the grid has remained about the same, concentrations being found in the north, northeast, and east portions on all four surveys. At least three factors contribute to this general distribution pattern: 1) the proximity to land; 2) oceanographic features; i.e., upwellings and current structure in the associated areas; 3) tendency for migrant species to parallel the coast and thus cross the northeast grid corner. (See Sooty Shearwater; an important exception to the last). Bathythermographic data were collected and analyzed by Dr. Pyle. The results appear to be quite relevant to certain ornitho- logical features, but will be treated in detail elsewhere.

4. Grid Species Accounts Nine division shorthand notations used here are similar to those discussed in the EGS #10 report. Black-footed Albatross (Diomedea nigripes) # Obs. = 31. For the bulk of bird species observed on the grid it is practicable to assume that the sightings correspond to a set of fixed positions and the ship and observer move through this static field without affecting the distribution of the set. All the statistical presentations of the data, in fact, assume this automatically. The albatross data are, however, the glaring exception, and since they are so dissimilar to the remainder of the observations I have eliminated them entirely from the standard tables and tallies. The albatross data for Eastern Grid Surveys 1-13 are summarized on Charts Numbers 1 and 2 and as follows. One hundred days or parts of days have been spent in the grid area. From 1 to 19 birds were recorded following the vessel each of these days. The maximum daily count, (the highest number recorded in one sighting), is the least subjective datum that can be given for one day's observations. The frequency histogram in Chart No. 1 indicates that the mode for 93 tabulated days is three birds. Due to the skewed nature of the distribution both the mean and median are somewhat higher, 5.4 and 5 respectively. The numbers in the 13 squares in Chart No. 1 are representations of maximum daily counts for each of the nine grid subdivisions. They were derived fairly subjectively from a rough mean of maximum daily counts recorded in each subdivision. Circled figures indicate areas of higher numbers on each survey. The combined average demonstrates their overall tendency for concentrations in the northeast part of the grid area. Chart No. 2 shows the means and medians of all grid surveys. Between March and July an overall increase is apparent, but cant coverage from late May to mid-July does not document it well. From late July, EGS #10, to the present survey a regular decrease has been well documented. Eastern Grid Survey #1 is the only information available for the months October through January and it suggests that in addition to a summer high there is also a winter peak. In relation to the breeding phenology I offer the following explanation of the bimodal abundance curve. During August, September and October adult birds are in the process of returning to the Central Pacific breeding grounds leaving peripheral areas (such as the Eastern Grid) and resulting in the late summer decrease that is currently underway. At least by early November when most of the breeding population has returned to the islands, I expect the grid numbers to level off. In September most of the immatures have fledged from the breeding grounds and should be showing up off the California cost to produce a winter peak perhaps about December. Evidently there is a decrease after this time due to some factor such as intol-

erable climate, "winter-kill" (?) or a latitudinal shift of some kind. This post-winter decrease of grid birds does not happen to be as sharp as the post-summer decrease. In the spring and early summer adults may be increasing in peripheral areas after breeding, nest failure, during long distance foraging, chick abandonment, etc. These post and non-breeding adults together with whatever remains of the winter non-breeding peak form the summer high. Aside from the intuitive simplicity of this pattern there is little evidence to support it over an alternative hypothesis such as correlation with surface temperature or any other ecological parameter. Two pieces of isolated information do however support the age dependant cycle idea. During EGS #5 in early April, Harrington notes that special attention was given to recording the number of white-rumped (pre- sumed to be adult) birds, and that only one such white-rumped bird was seen. Fifty-four birds were recorded during that survey but there is no reference to how many of these were actually checked. In late July-early August on EGS #10 15 white-rumped birds were recorded among 42 actually checked (32 percent). Further investigation of rump color ratios is needed. Little attention was given to rump color during the present cruise but my feeling is that there were few (less than one-fifth?) white-rumped individuals. The survey-to- survey distribution of albatross within the grid is on the whole too small statistically to infer much. In general though it appears that the pattern of high density in the northeast and low density in the southwest corner holds true when the overall grid density (of albatrosses) is not undergoing a marked change. When rapid rate of change is occurring the pattern becomes confused or shifts to the southwest as in EGS #1. At any rate the static conditions appear to bring the maximum density close to the coast in the north- east corner of the grid. Sooty Shearwater (Puffinus griseus) # Obs. = 113. High numbers were moving across the grid along a southwest line which appears to lead from Point Conception roughly toward Christmas Island of the Line Island Chain. This survey's data have been lumped with the data for EGS # 14 and are discussed in more detail there. Pink-footed Shearwater (Puffinus creatopus) # Obs. = 2. Pink-foot is by no means a regular grid bird; preferring more coastal waters and being regularly seen around the Channel Islands. It is however often associated with Sooty Shearwater flocks and should be expected wherever sooties are common. One bird was seen on each of the two days that sooties were most abundant (Sections 6 and 8).

6. New Zealand Shearwater (Puffinus bulleri) # Obs. = 2. One bird was chased by the skiff in Section 1 and one bird approached the ship in Section 8. All grid sightings to date have been in the west section, mostly in sub-section 1. Black Storm Petrel (Oceanodroma melania) # Obs. = 5. All five birds were recorded shortly before sunset on 15 September in Section 5. "Leach" Storm Petrels -- ' ++ -- ' 1 -- ' + l ' ++ '++ - ' - ' 1 --' - ' + - ' l' + --' --' -- + ' -' l l ' - ' ++ --' --' -- --' --' -- EGS # 10 - July 11 - August 12 - Aug-Sept. 13 - Sept. Total # Birds 236 400 199 97 Linear Density .000 - .099 = -- (double minus) .100 - .199 = - (minus) .200 - .399 = l (unity) .400 - .599 = + (plus) .600 - up = ++ (double plus) Storm Petrel numbers reached a peak in mid-August and have subsequently been halved twice. In July two density centers were present. In August birds in the southeast corner spread outward to the west and center areas of the grid, gradually dispersed and by September (EGS # 13) appear to have largely withdrawn, probably to the south. This density center I suspect is postbreeding movements of Guadalupe birds and other populations from the upper regions of Baja California. The second high density area was first noted in July around Point "Dogwood" and evidently moved slowly to the north while dispersing slightly westward. This region of density appears to be a fairly stable feature, and is probably partly due to oceanographic features resulting from the proximity to Point Conception. A general southward movement was noted, (particularly notice- able from skiff observations) during the present survey. Dark-rumped birds were proportionally lower than the preceding three surveys.

Red-billed Tropicbird # Obs. = 6 This is the highest number recorded during any survey to date, and probably represents postbreeding dispersion from breeding localities to the south. In August Red-billed Tropicbirds were present around San Clemente and I suspect the southern Channel Islands vicinity is acting as a sub- sidiary distribution center at this time. Four birds were recorded in Section 6, the closest Grid area to San Clemente and San Nicolas; and two birds were recorded from the adjacent Section 5. Duck sp. (Pintail?) # Obs. = 42 Two flocks of about 20 each and two sightings of individuals were made in the northern third of the Grid. None of the sightings were seen well but were suspected to be Pintails. Birds showed only a moderate de- gree of attraction to the ship. Black Turnstone (Arenaria melanocephala) # Obs. = 2 One bird was seen near Pt. "Ash." A second bird was identified by call in Section 1. Marbled Godwit (Limosa pedoa) # Obs. = 1 The single sighting (17 September, Section 5) was noted as being a thin individual. It made no attempt to land on the ship. Pectoral Sandpiper (Erolia melanotus) # Obs. = 5 (1 collected) A group of three birds was seen in the western extremity of the center section (subdivision 4), and two individuals were recorded in the eastern extremity of the central section (subdivision 6). A bird was col- lected at sunset of the 17th as it hovered close to the helicopter deck. Red Phalarope Phalarope sp. # Obs. = 13 # Obs. = 4 Total = 17 - | + + | ++ ++ + | ++ + - | + + - | + + | + - - | 0 0 | + 0 | 0 0 - - | + + | 0 | - - | 0 | 0 0 | 0 | - EGS # 10 11 12 13 # Obs. (total Phalaropes) 48 260 81 17 The apparent decrease of this bird on the Grid presents an interest- ing problem. The relatively high numbers found on E.G.S. in July and August were largely associated with slicks and kelp patches in Sections 2 and 3. These oceanographic features have gradually dispersed or moved

out of the Grid and Phalarope numbers have dropped. The fact that such high densities appeared at all was surprising for the time of year when birds should largely be on the breeding grounds in the north. I feel that these birds were largely nonbreeding birds which were more or less static in the "slick" areas during the summer. The presence on the Grid I attribute to a drifting tendency which brings what is probably an off- shore type of summering population farther out to sea than expected. This past summer's unusual water structures brought these favorable oceanographic features and accompanying Phalaropes out to the Grid. As the slick conditions faded birds may have retreated back towards the cost, producing the decline noted on Surveys 12 and 13. As yet no southward movement seems to be underway although the ex- pected migration time is approaching rapidly. Thus the Grid data show a decrease when an increase is expected. It is possible that a migra- tion is underway and that it is passing so close to the coast that it is not being detected in the Grid, but the spring data suggest that this is not the case. Future surveys should answer this question. The de- crease that has been noted may be only a product of an unusual climate circumstance peculiar to this year only. No Northern Phalaropes were seen this survey. Their presence on the Grid in July supports the idea that unusually favorable conditions existed on the Grid during the summer which drew this typically coastal species out to sea along with the unusual numbers of Reds. Jaeger pp. # Birds 9 2 2 3 1 6 4 5 14 9 12 Per Section 1 9 3 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 Total Obs. 23 14 22 42 E G S # 10-July 11-August 12-Aug.-Sept. 13-September 22 16 18 5 2 8 1 3 3 E.G.S. ## 11, 12, 13; combined sector addition Only six birds were identified to species on the present survey but all three species were represented. The northern third contained over 80 percent of the Grid total and these were most frequent toward the cost. Western Gull (Larus occidentalis) # Obs. = 1 One adult was seen in Section 9.

Ring-billed ? Gull (Larus delawarensis) # Obs. = 1 A subadult thought to be this species was recorded in Section 9. Arctic Tern Tern sp. # Obs. = 14 # Obs. = 86 Total =1-- Forty-four Sterna sp. were seen in Section 1 on 13 September. The sightings were groups of 3 to 17 birds heading strongly south. The three birds collected were Arctic Terns and quite surely the majority of the Sterna were this species. Sterna sp. were recorded in the northeast corner and then a large 200-mile gap was crossed (partly at night) in which no Sterna were recorded. The 44 Arctics appeared fairly suddenly at the extreme northwest corner of the Grid. I suspect the Sterna closest to the coast may have included or even been entirely Common Terns, S. hirundo. Xantus Murrelet (Endomychura hypoleuca) # Obs. = 3 All three birds were seen in the northeast areas. No other Alciás were seen in the Grid. Mourning Dove (Zenaidura macroura) # Obs. - 23 An increasingly regular element of the Grid avifauna, birds showed a fairly clear cut distribution paralleling the "distance-to-land-line" which runs through the Grid roughly along the heading 140°T (220°T). The offshore limiting distance is about 250-300 miles. Brown-headed Cowbird (Molothrus ater) # Obs. = 9 Immature Cowbirds appear to be regularly the commonest "pelagic" passerine. The distribution resembles that of Mourning Dove. No sightings were made in the four sections comprising the southwest corner. The fact that this species is parasitic and thusly fairly independent from Learned species typical behavior, is worth some reflection. Empidona sp. # Obs. = 1 (collected) Warbling Vireo # Obs. = 1 Warbler sp. # Obs. = 1 Vesper Sparrow # Obs. = 1 Sparrow sp. # Obs. = 3 (2 collected) Passerine sp, # Obs. = 2 Total 9

The nine sightings of various "lost" landbirds were mostly in the eastern sections. After the fall migration period is over these interesting landbird records will be discussed more carefully. Marine Mammals Species # Date Time Lat. Long. Remarks Balaenoptera 1 12 1842 34°59'N; 122°19'W (Spout described) moving south Dolphin/Porpoise 1+? 13 0659 34°55'N; 124°31'W "Never a good look" Porpoise ? 13 0818 34°54'N; 124°48'W Rep. by bridge Whale ? 13 0926 34°53'N; 125°01'W Rep. by bridge Delphinus 5 13 1342 34°58'W; 125°47'W Heading west Porpoise 12± 4 14 0954 34°10'N; 124°16'W Delphinus? Heading SE Porpoise 8± 2 16 0817 33°17'N; 126°20'W Delphinus? Sperm Whale 4+ 16 1230 32°41'N; 126°25'W Blows, flukes & sounded Porpoise ca200 16 1600 32°30'N; 126°01'W Delphinus? Heading NW Whales 2+ 17 0720 32°27'N; 123°06'W Sperm? Delphinus 35± 17 0812 32°27'N; 122°56'W Delphinus 6-8 17 1012 32°28'N; 122°31'W Delphinus 25± 5 17 1115 32°29'N; 122°20'W Moving north Delphinus 10 17 1128 32°29'N; 122°18'W Moving north Delphinus 22± 4 17 1132 32°29'N; 122°17'W Whale 1 17 1520 32°26'N; 121°33'W Whale 2 17 1630 32°25'N; 121°20'W Humpback? Whale 1 17 1655 32°25'N; 121°15'W Humpback? Sperm Whale 6 20 1250 31°45'N; 121°53'W Calf seen Whale 1 21 0830 34°24'N; 122°50'W Pseudorca? Delphinus 15+ 21 0802 34°24'N; 122°50'W

11 Marine Mammals (cont'd) Species # Date Time Lat. Long. Remarks Whale 1 21 0758 34°24'N; 122°50'W Rep. by bridge Porpoise 1 21 1419 34°59'N; 122°51'W Risso Dolphin 15 21 1425 35°00'N; 122°51'W Followed for 15 min. NON-GRID MAMMALS Dolphin 2 11 1715 33°02'N; 118°16'W Dark above, lite below Whale 1 12 1210 34°27'N; 121°21'W Delphinus 2 12 0735 34°00'N; 120°45'W NON-GRID SECTIONS - SPECIES ACCOUNTS Black-footed Albatross # Obs. = 5 Birds were seen off the edges of the Grid on 12 and 21 September, but no birds were seen on the 11th and the 22nd when within sight of land. Sooty Shearwater # Obs. = 738 Large numbers were seen heading west towards the Grid from Point Conception. This is discussed further in the report for E.G.S. #14. Birds were abundant on 22 September close to the coast south of San Francisco but concentrated south and movement was not appreciable. Pink-footed Shearwater # Obs. = 14 Pink-feet were found among the Sooty Shearwater concentrations on 12 and 22 September. Leach (?) Storm Petrel # Obs. = 28 Birds were fairly common just north and just east of Grid sub section 3. None were seen on the 11th or 22nd near the coast. Red-billed (?) Tropicbird # Obs. = 1 A tropicbird, doubtless this species, was seen 20 miles north of Grid Section 3. Cormorant sp. # Obs. = 10 Ten birds, possibly pelagics, were seen south of San Francisco on the 22nd.

Brown Pelican # Obs. = 24 Only four birds were recorded on the south leg, but many were re- corded on the 22nd close to San Francisco. Duck - Waterfowl sp. # Obs. = 57 Two flocks (40 & 17) were seen east of the Grid on 12 September. Pintail/Shoveller/Mallard are possible identifications. Black Turnstone # Obs. = 1 One bird appeared at sunrise of the 12th east of the Grid area. Wandering Tattler # Obs. = 1 Twenty-two September, south of San Francisco. Red Phalarope Phalarope sp. # Obs. = 65 # Obs. = 67 A flock of Reds was seen north of Point Dogwood. Several small flocks of (probably) Northerns were seen associated with floating debris on the 22nd south of San Francisco. Pomarine Jaeger Parasitic Jaeger Long-tailed Jaeger Jaeger sp. # Obs. = 7 # Obs. = 2 # Obs. = 2 # Obs. = 29 Total 40 All the Jaeger sightings were in the Pt. Conception area. The num- ers observed are very high compared to other times in the year. Pomarines appeared to be most common. Western Gull # Obs. = 137 Birds commonly followed the ship on the 11th and 22nd when close to land. Heerman Gull # Obs. = 20 All birds recorded were on the leg just south of San Francisco on the 22nd. Sabine Gull # Obs. = 10 Birds were noted only on the southern legs, most within sight of the Channel Islands.

Tern sp. # Obs. = 72 Stern" of the Common/Arctic type were observed heading south in all non-Grid areas save the short section south of San Francisco. Common Murre # Obs. = 100 Rhinoceros Auklet # Obs. = 3 Pigeon Guillemot # Obs. - ca. 10 Alcids were regularly seen on the water on the 22nd. Murrers, probably from the Farralons, were in partial to full winter plumage. Mourning Dove # Obs. = 42 A large flock of 26 birds was present on the helicopter deck at sun- rise of the 12th. Tanager sp. # Obs. = 1 An orange-red Tanager was shot but lost overboard on the morning of the 12th. It was noted as being more orange/vermillion than normal sum- mer or hepatic. Ash-throated Flycatcher # Obs. = 1 Empidonax sp. # Obs. = 2 MacGillivray's Warbler # Obs. = 1 Wilson's Warbler # Obs. = 1 Yellowthroat # Obs. = 1 Warbler sp. # Obs. = 3 White-crowned Sparrow # Obs. = 1 Chipping Sparrow # Obs. = 1 Passerine sp. # Obs. = 2 Stray landbird migrants were recorded when fairly close to land on the 12th and 22nd.

14 TABLE 1. Daily Summary of Observations, Eastern Grid Survey #13, 12-21 September 1967 Diurnal Date # Miles # Hours # Birds # Species Linear Density 12 Sept. 22 2.4 75 8 3.410 13 " 114 12.6 126 13 2.280 14 " 117 12.4 51 7 0.436 15 " 117 12.6 125 9 1.069 16 " 119 12.2 6 3 0.050 17 " 117 12.2 25 8 0.213 18 " 117 12.2 33 6 0.282 19 " 114 12.3 6 3 0.053 20 111 12.2 38 11 0.342 21 45 7.5 31 11 0.690 Totals 993 108.4 518 27 .521 Aug./Day 99.3 10.8 52 7.9 .883 Nocturnal 12-13 19 2.0 16 2 13-14 14 1.5 4 1 14-15 14 1.5 5 1 15-16 19 2.0 0 0 17-18 13 1.3 0 0 Totals 79 8.3 25 2

15 TABLE 2. Summary of Diurnal Bird Sightings, Eastern Grid Survey #13, 12-21 September 1967 # Obs. % Total # Specimens Sera Birds Collected Samples Sooty Shearwater 113 21.8 New Zealand Shearwater 2 0.4 Pink-footed Shearwater 2 0.4 Shearwater sp. 9 1.7 Shearwater/Petrel 4 ~ 0.8 Total Shear./Pet. 130 25.1 White-Rumped St. Pet. 32 6.2 4 1 Dark-Rumped St. Pet. 4 0.8 1 Black Storm Petrel 5 1.0 Storm Petrel sp. 61 11.8 Total Storm Pet. 102 19.7 Red-billed Tropicbird 6 1.2 Duck (Pintail?) 42 8.1 Black Turnstone 2 0.4 Marbled Godwit 1 0.2 Pectoral Sandpiper 5 1.0 1 Red Phalarope 13 2.5 Phalarope sp. 4 0.8 Shorebird sp. 2 0.4 Total Shorebird 27 5.2 Pomarine Jaeger 2 0.4 Parasitic Jaeger 3 0.6 Long-tailed Jaeger 1 0.2 Jaeger sp. 36 7.0 Total Jaeger 42 8.1 Western Gull 1 0.2 Sabine Gull 11 2.1 Gull sp. 1 0.2 Total Gull 13 2.5 Arctic Tern 14 2.7 3 1 Tern sp. 86 16.6 Total Tern 100 19.3 Xantus Murrelet 3 0.6 "Land" Birds* 41 7.9 6 Bird sp. 12 2.3 Total Birds 518 15 2 *See occurrence of unusual species.

16 TABLE 3. Summary of Occurrence of Unusual Species, Eastern Grid Survey #13, 12-21 September 1967 Species # Observed # Collected Subdiv.(s) Date(s) New Zealand Shear. 2 1 & 8 13 & 18 Black Storm Petrel 5 5 15 Red-billed Tropicbird 6 5 & 6 15, 17, 20 Duck sp. 42 1,2,3 Black Turnstone 2 3, 1 12, 13 Marbled Godwit 1 5 17 Pectoral Sandpiper 5 1 4, 6 16, 17 Mourning Dove* 23 1 2,5,6,9 14,15,17,20,21 Empidonax sp.* 1 1 ? 20? Warbling Vireo* 1 2 21 Warbler sp.* 1 2 21 Cowbird (Brown- headed)* 9 2 1,2,6,9 13,15,20,21 Vesper Sparrow* 1 2 21 Sparrow sp.* 3 2 1, 9 13, 20 Passerine sp.* 2 8, 9 19, 20 (* = "Landbirds" - See Table 2.)

TABLE 4. Subdivision Breakdown by Count and Linear Density, Diurnal Sightings of Species and Species Groups, Eastern Grid Survey 13, 12-21 September 1967 1 2 3 N 4 5 6 C 1-2-3 4-5-6 Sooty Shearwater .040 4 .030 5 .031 1 .034 10 .404 38 .224 39 .199 77 Other Shear./Petrels .030 3 .094 3 .022 6 "Leach" Storm Pets. .233 23 .144 24 .437 14 .251 61 .017 2 .085 8 .103 18 .072 28 Black Storm Petrel Red-billed Tropicbird Ducks .192 19 .132 22 .031 1 .141 42 Phalaropes .010 1 .054 9 .062 2 .043 12 Other Shorebirds .030 3 .031 1 .013 4 .025 3 .011 1 .011 2 .015 6 Jaegers .141 14 .054 9 .375 12 .117 35 .008 1 .011 1 .029 5 .018 7 Sabine's Gull .344 11 .037 11 Other Gulls Terns .444 44 .024 4 .906 29 .258 77 .053 5 .006 1 .015 6 Xantus Murrelet .020 2 .006 1 .010 4 Mourning Dove .042 7 .024 7 .011 1 .035 6 .018 7 Cowbird .030 3 .012 2 .017 5 Other Landbirds .020 2 .018 3 .017 5 .006 1 .003 1 Bird sp. .010 1 .125 4 .017 5 .040 7 .018 7 TOTAL BIRDS 1.203 119 .515 86 2.442 78 .950 283 .050 6 .650 61 .552 96 163 # Miles 99 167 32 298 119 94 174 387 # Hours 10.9 20.5 3.4 34.8 12.3 10.2 18.2 39.7

TABLE 4. (cont'd) 7 8 9 S 7-8-9 1-4-7 W 2-5-6 C 3-6-9 E Tot. 1-9 Sooty Shearwater .057 4 .093 15 .091 7 .084 26 .028 8 .138 58 .166 47 .114 113 Other Shear./Petrels .019 3 .010 3 .010 3 .007 3 .039 11 .017 17 "Leach" Storm Pets. .014 1 .012 2 .065 5 .026 8 .090 26 .081 34 .131 37 .098 97 Black Storm Petrel .012 5 .005 5 Red-billed Tropicbird .005 2 .014 4 .006 6 Ducks .066 19 .052 22 .004 1 .042 42 Phalaropes .013 1 .003 1 .003 1 .021 9 .025 7 .017 17 Other Shorebirds .021 6 .002 1 .011 3 .010 10 Jaegers .052 15 .024 10 .060 17 .042 42 Sabine's Gull .039 11 .011 11 Other Gulls .026 2 .007 2 .007 2 .002 2 Terns .081 13 .052 4 .055 17 .153 44 .052 22 .120 34 .101 100 Xantus Murrelet .007 2 .002 1 .003 3 Mourning Dove .117 9 .029 9 .019 8 .053 15 .023 23 Cowbird .039 3 .010 3 .010 3 .005 2 .014 4 .009 9 Other Landbirds .006 1 .026 2 .010 3 .007 2 .009 4 .011 3 .009 9 Bird Sp. .003 1 .039 11 .012 12 TOTAL BIRDS .071 5 .211 34 .428 33 .234 72 .452 130 .429 181 .731 207 .521 518 # Miles 70 161 77 398 288 422 283 993 # Hours 7.0 17.2 8.7 32.9 30.2 47.9 30.3 108.4

19 TABLE 5. Summary of Non-Grid Observations by Species, E.A.C. 13, 11-22 September 11 12 21 Total Lin. Sept. Sept. Sept. Dens. 22 Sept.* Black-footed Albatross 3 2 5 .026 Sooty Shearwater 488 12 488 2.650 250 Pink-footed Shearwater 1 11 12 .065 2 Shearwater sp. 3 0 3 .016 White-rumped Storm Pet. 3 4 7 .038 Storm Petrel sp. 11 10 21 .114 Red-billed Tropicbird 1 1 1 .005 Cormorant sp. 2 2 4 .022 10 Brown Pelican 17 17 17 .092 20 Duck sp. 40 40 40 .217 Water Fowl sp. 1 1 1 .005 Black Turnstone 1 1 1 .005 Wandering Tattler 1 1 1 .005 Red Phalarope 8 64 1 65 .354 1 Phalarope sp. 7 2 7 .092 50 Pomarine Jaeger 3 4 7 .038 Parasitic Jaeger 1 1 2 .011 Long-tailed Jaeger 1 1 2 .011 Jaeger sp. 20 9 29 .157 Western Gull 29 8 37 .201 100 Heerman's Gull 0 0 0 - 20 Sabine's Gull 9 1 10 .054 Gull sp. 2 1 3 .016 40 Common Tern 1 1 1 .005 Tern sp. 41 10 20 71 .386 Common Murre 0 0 0 - 100 Rhinoceros Auklet 0 0 0 - 3 Pigeon Guillimot 0 0 0 - 10 Mourning Dove 36 36 36 .196 6 Tanager sp. 1 1 1 .005 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 1 1 .005 Empidonax Flycatcher 2 2 2 .011 MacGillivray's Warbler 1 1 1 .005 Wilson's Warbler 0 0 0 - 1 Yellow Throat Warbler sp. 0 0 0 - 1 White-crowned Sparrow 0 0 0 - 1 Chipping Sparrow 1 1 1 .005 Passerine sp. 2 4 5 9 .049 Bird sp. 96 741 60 897 4.875 618 Date 11 Sep. 12 Sep. 21 Sep. 11,12,21 22 Sep. Time Period 1220-1735 0654-1700 1430-1911 Sept. 0720-1000 # Miles 39 102 43 184 19 # Hours 4.1 10.1 4.7 190 2.7 Lin. Dens. 2.460 7.260 1.400 4.875 30.3 * Observations on 22 September are rough approximations from casual observations, applicable only to the portion of the track southward from about 15 miles south of San Francisco lightship.

20 TABLE 6. Summary of Non-Grid Observations by Species Groups, E.A.C. 13, 11-22 September 1967 Species Group # Obs. % Total Albatross 5 0.3 Shearwater 755 50.1 Storm Petrel 28 1.9 Pelecaniformes 35 2.3 Anseriformes ~ 57 3.8 Phalaropes 132 8.8 Jaegers 40 2.7 Gulls 210 14.0 Terns 72 4.8 Alcids 113 7.5 "Landbirds" 56 3.7 TOTAL 1515 100% TABLE 7. Non-Grid Collected Birds, E.A.C. 13, 11-22 September Species # Collected Mourning Dove 2 Ash-throated Flycatcher 1 Empidonax sp. 1 Wilson's Warbler 1 Orange-crowned ? Warbler 1 Warbler sp. 1 Chipping sparrow 1 White-crowned Sparrow 1 9

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OPNAV FORM—3140-B (3-53) FORMERLY NAVAER 443A2A DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (SHIP STATION) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 12 Sept 19 POSITION COURSE SPD. TYPE TIME SKY AND CEILING VISIBILITY (NAUT. MILES) WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION SEA LEVEL PRESS. (MB'S) TEMP. (F.) DIRECTION SPEED (KTS.) CHANGES IN ALTIMETER SET. (INS.) REMARKS AND SUPPLEMENTAL CODED DATA OBSERVER INITIALS Q.LLI IA IB IC I (OCT) R 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14A 14B 15 13315 235 11 R 0000 E20 10 138 74 70 21 08 RKL 13319 296 10 R 0000 E15 10 159 69 67 19 06 MUL 13420 276 10 R 0000 E15 10 159 69 66 18 03 MUL 13420 315 7 R 0000 E10 4 L- 165 68 64 16 04 MUL 13 SEPT. 13522 245 11 R 0000 E15 7 146 65 62 22 10 RKL 13522 270 12 R 0000 E15 10 148 66 62 23 04 RKL 13524 273 12 R 0000 15 10 135 65 61 21 06 EKL 13525 281 10 R 0000 E15 10 149 65 60 20 08 MUL 14 Sept. 13526 275 10 R 0000 E15 10 122 66 60 27 06 MUL 13426 183 10 R 0000 E15 10 145 68 61 24 06 MUL 13425 090 10 R 1200 10 142 64 63 00 00 MUL 13424 090 10 R 1800 E10 1½ E 155 66 63 20 07 F5 VSBEY E4 WI MUL 15 Sept. 13425 095 11 R 0000 E12 10 135 67 62 34 13 RKL 13422 092 12 R 0000 E15 10 132 65 60 34 18 RKL 13421 182 10 R 1200 E15 10 118 66 59 34 22 RKL 13422 272 10 R 1800 E15 10 139 67 61 33 17 MUL 16 Sept. 13424 272 10 R 0000 10 125 69 63 33 10 MUL 13425 272 10 R 0000 10 135 69 65 32 11 MUL 13427 272 10 R 1200 10 132 68 63 34 10 MUL 13428 272 10 R 1800 10 148 72 65 29 05 RKL 17 Sept. 13425 095 10 R 0000 15 10 142 71 62 29 05 RKL 13425 094 10 R 0000 10 155 70 65 24 07 MUL 13425 092 10 R 1200 10 159 67 64 33 09 MUL 13425 092 10 R 1800 10 182 69 65 30 06 EKL 18 Sept. 13422 074 10 R 0000 10 165 69 66 33 15 MUL 13421 083 10 R 0000 10 155 68 65 32 19 RKL 13422 270 10 R 1200 D 10 152 67 63 35 25 RKL 13424 272 10 R 1800 10 172 67 63 36 20 MUL 19 Sept. 13425 270 10 R 0000 10 152 73 64 34 28 MUL 13420 272 10 R 0000 10 155 70 65 34 18 MUL 13420 284 10 R 1200 10 135 76 66 35 18 MUL 13425 092 10 R 1800 10 28 69 63 35 21 RKL 20 Sept. 13425 090 10 R 0000 10 174 72 64 35 18 RKL 13423 095 10 R 0000 10 158 70 63 34 16 RKL 13422 085 10 R 0000 10 102 69 63 36 09 MUL 13422 240 10 R 0000 10 108 68 63 31 07 MUL 21 Sept. 13422 340 10 R 0000 10 074 69 61 12 10 MUL 13423 340 10 R 0000 10 098 67 62 10 09 MUL 13422 010 10 R 0000 10 098 69 63 14 06 MUL 13425 — — E15 3 142 16 05 VSBEY NLS4 RKL

OPNAV FORM-3140-8 (3-53) FORMERLY NAVAER 443A2A DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (SHIP STATION) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL YAG 40 STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 22 Sept 1967 POSITION COURSE SPD TYPE TIME SKY AND CEILING VISIBILITY WEATHER AND SEA LEVEL WIND ALTIMETER SET. REMARKS AND SUPPLEMENTAL OLLII (HUNDREDS OF FEET) (NAUT. MILES) OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION PRESS. (MBS) TEMP. (F) DIRECTION SPEED (KTS.) SET. (INS) CODED DATA IA IB IC I (RCT) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14A 14B 1353 002 9 D 000 200 700/10 7 1303 002 9 D 000 E 70 10 1323 002 9 D 120 E 10 4 142 67 64 08 11 152 72 68 100 02 155 60 63 21 06 RKL RKL RKL

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OPNAV FORM 3168-0 (REV. 3-58) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL VAS 40 STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 13 Sept 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 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 00 29.930 64.8 63.0 92 10 10 Sc E15 U U U 10 66.0 300605 01 6 02 03 04 05 06 29.940 65.5 63.0 87 10 10 Sc E15 U U U 10 66.0 280605 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.900 65.4 62.4 85 4 4 Sc E15 O 4 O 4 O 4 66.0 270606 13 14 15 16 17 18 29.940 65.2 62.0 84 10 10 Sc E15 U 10 4 U 10 64.0 310504 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOP TIC OBSERVATIONS VOL Lg Lg 0CC MddH VVwwW PP (P or 18) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10kts) WET BULB (Deg. & 10kts) ICE NaClh CuCh D2V400 B2H5Ch4h MS2p, p3, p4 SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10kts) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10kts) RTs Tt Td Td WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. D2V4app DEW POINT (Deg. & 10kts) 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 41.350 22.8 32210 9702/10 14610 18.1 17.2 254// 14712 88615 18.9 -0.8 05217 18033 300603 74712 16.8 41.349 22.9 32324 9802/10 14819 18.6 17.2 254// 149310 88615 18.9 -0.3 05117 12833 280603 64310 16.5 41.389 24.1 32420 9802/10 15519 18.5 16.9 254// 149205 83615 18.9 -0.4 05116 12724 271004 64805 15.9 41.349 23.4 32008 1603/10 14818 18.4 16.7 254// 149208 88615 17.8 0.6 00116 1272.2 290502 64208 15.7 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: [ ] MEASURED [ ] ESTIMATED Checki Ice on Web Bulb TEMP, in shaded cols., are as checked below: [ ] 10°C [ ] 1/10°F [ ] °C [ ] °F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE 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 KAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) MILLIBARS WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. BEGAN loc. (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. ENDED TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 OP-4987

{ "text": "OPNAV FORM 3140-2 (REV. 3-65)\n\nDEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY\nSURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS\n(Ship Station)\n\nU.S.S.\nGranville S. Hall (YAG-40)\n\nSTATION\nLATITUDE\nLONGITUDE\nDATE\n14 September, 1967\n\nCLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA\n\nTIME (GMT)\nSTATION PRESSURE (INHS.)\nDRY BULB\nWET BULB\nREL. HUMIDITY (%)\nTOTAL SKY COVER\n\nLOWEST LAYER\nSECOND LAYER\nSUMMvation TOTAL\nTHIRD LAYER\nSUMMATION TOTAL\nFOURTH LAYER\n\nTOTAL OPACe SKY COVER\n\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\n36\n37\n38\n39\n40\n\nSEA WATER (1/10\")\nDIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT\nDIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT\n\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\n22\n23\n24\n25\n26\n27\n28\n29\n30\n31\n32\n33\n34\n35\n\n00\n29.905\n66.1\n62.1\n80\n10\n10\nSc\nE15-\n4\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nn\nSYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS\n\nYOL.L.L.\nLol.L.GG\nMddH\nVYrwW\nPP (P or 10)\nPPPT\nDRY BULB (Deg. & 10kts)\nWET BULB (Deg. & 10kts)\nICE\nNaClH\nCuCH\nD2V499\nBNH5Ch3\nPSpSpApP\nSEA TEMP.\n(AIR-SEA\nTEMP. DIFF.\n(Deg. & 10kts)\nFTsTsTtT\nWAVES\nWAVES\nON\nOFF STA.\nD2V499\nDEW POINT\n(Deg. & 10kts)\n\n91\n92\n93\n94\n95\n96\n97\n98\n99\n100\n101\n102\n103\n104\n105\n106\n107\n108\n109\n110\n111\n112\n113\n114\n115\n116\n117\n\n51.350\n2.64 00\n22706\n1602/10\n13619\n18.9\n16.7\n254/\n64.708\n88615\n17.8\n1.1\n00215\n13122\n?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n51.341\n26.3 04\n72406\n80y/10\n14520\n20.1\n17.7\n754/\n44205\n87645\n17.6\n2.3\n00516\n13022\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

OPNAV FORM 316B-0 (REV. 3-88) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. USS Granville S. Hall (YAG-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 15 September, 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMIDITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER SUMMA- TION TOTAL THIRD LAYER SUMMA- TION TOTAL FOURTH LAYER AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES SEA WATER (1/10°) DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT 00 29.904 67.0 64.0 85 10 10 Sc E12 U U 10 68.0 CNFSD 2 01 02 03 04 05 06 29.885 65.0 62.0 84 10 10 Sc E15 U U 10 68.0 36.0704 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.850 68.0 65.0 84 10 10 Sc E15 U U 10 62.0 35.0605 13 14 15 16 17 18 29.910 66.8 62.8 80 10 10 Sc E15 U U 10 67.0 31.0504 19 20 21 22 23 SYNPOTIC OBSERVATIONS YOL L.L. LsLqGG MiddH YW-w-W PP (P or 16) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10kts) WET BULB (Deg. & 10kts) ICE N2CL4 C3H8 D2 V4 H2O BN3CH4 H2 P5 27 29 10 Tg SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10kts) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10kts) F1 T1 T2 T3 T4 WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. D2 V4 opp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10kts) 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 61342 229.00 83413 9802 10 3520 9.5 10.8 854// 247/3 886/12 20.0 -0.5 051/7 149/2 49//02 247336 9 05 61341 216.00 83418 9802 10 13218 18.3 16.7 854// 247/4 886/15 20.0 -1.7 053/4 136/32 36.07/02 24304 15.7 09 61335 213 12 83422 9802 10 118/7 17.2 15.6 254// 24702 886/15 19.4 -2.2 054/5 135/33 35.06 0.3 44702 15.4 13 61338 224 18 83317 9802 10 138 19 19.3 17.1 854// 617/12 886/15 19.4 -0.1 050/6 131/22 31 05/02 641/12 15.8 21 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 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 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 TIME (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. OP-8987

OPNAV FORM 316B-0 (REV. 3-68) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. U.S.S. Granville S. Hall (FAG 40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 16 September, 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (STT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMIDITY (%) 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 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 29.870 67.0 64.8 80 6 5 Cu 10 1 Sc E15 6 6 6 68.0 320504 01 02 03 04 05 06 29.875 68.8 66.0 87 1 1 Cu 10 0 1 0 1 0 1 70.0 320403 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.885 68.2 64.8 83 3 8 Cu 10 2 Ac 70 3 0 3 0 2 68.0 320403 13 14 15 16 17 18 29.940 72.0 66.5 78 1 1 Cu 15 0 1 0 1 0 1 70.0 250703 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS YOLLLL LdLdGG MedH VVwWll PP PPPTT DRY BULB WET BULB ICE N2CLh CgCm D2V400 ENSCH4h PSpSpTpTp SEA TEMP. AIR-SEA WAVES WAVES ON ( Deg. & 10hkr) ( Deg. & 10hkr) ( Deg. & 10hkr) ( Deg. & 10hkr) ( Deg. & 10hkr) ( Deg. & 10hkr) ( Deg. & 10hkr) ( Deg. & 10hkr) TEMP. DIFF. SEA SWELL SEA SWELL OFF 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 STA. 71333 236.00 53310 9802/ 10 12.721 20.6 18.2 41400 64710 84810 20.0 0.6 00117 13322 05 71333 246.06 13211 9801/ 10 13520 20.4 18.9 11400 64120 81810 21.1 -0.7 05118 13222 09 71333 255.12 23410 9802/ 10 13220 20.1 18.2 11470 64507 81810 20.0 0.1 05017 13222 15 71339 263.18 12405 9802/ 10 14022 22.2 18.2 11400 64210 81815 21.1 1.1 00118 12532 21 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: [ ] MEASURED [ ] ESTIMATED Check Ice on Wet Bulb TEMP. in shaded cols. are as checked below: [ ] 10°C [ ] 1/10°F [ ] °C [ ] °F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE 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) WILLIBARS 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 OP-6887

OPNAV FORM 314B-6 (REV. 3-68) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S HALL YAS40 STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 17 Sept 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 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 AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT SEA WATER (1/10) DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT 00 29.915 71.0 65.3 74 2 1 Cu 15 1 Sc 20 2 O 2 O 2 72.0 270602 01 02 03 04 05 06 29.960 69.8 65.3 79 2 2 Cu 10 O 2 O 2 O 2 720 270502 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.910 67.0 64.8 89 3 1 Cu 10 1 Ac 70 2 1 CL 3 O 3 720 320603 13 14 15 16 17 18 30.025 69.0 64.5 88 8 8 Sc E20 O 8 O 8 O 8 72.0 290703 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS YOlJl. LdJdGG MddH VVrrW PP (9 or 18) PPPT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10ths) WET BULB (Deg. & 10ths) ICE HsCLN CuCN D1Vr400 B1SChy2 PsSy3y5 SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10ths) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10ths) RT1T2T3 WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. D1Vr400 DEW POINT (Deg. & 10ths) 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 28.80 22.948 9802 10 1422 21.7 18.5 28400 2425 8815 22.2 -0.5 05117 02731 27.66.01 24265 16.8 11325 28.206 22407 9602 10 15521 21.0 18.5 21400 24108 87810 22.8 -1.2 05217 12721 27.05.01 24205 17.8 11325 23.612 23309 9602 10 15719 19.4 18.2 11471 24100 81810 22.7 -2.8 05518 13232 32.06.02 24020 17.6 11325 22418 6324 9602 10 18221 20.6 19.2 105400 24210 86420 22.2 -1.6 05318 12932 29.07.02 24210 18.4 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: [illegible] Check ice on Wab Bulb TEMP. in shaded cols. are as checked below: 24M0°C □1/10°F □°C □9F 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 (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 OP-9507

OPNAV FORM 3108-8 (REV. 3-88) U.S.S. Granville S. Hall (YAG-40) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 18 September, 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INCHES.) 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 WAVES SWELL WAVES AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT SEA WATER (1/10th) 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 29.885 69.0 66.8 89 8 1 Cu 10 1 Sc 15 2 6 Ac E 70 8 0 8 68.0 340504 01 02 03 04 05 06 29.860 68.0 66.0 87 1 1 Sc 15 0 1 0 1 0 1 72.0 332604 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.945 62.0 64.5 88 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 72.0 332706 13 14 15 16 17 18 30.005 66.6 64.0 87 3 2 Cu 10 1 Ac 70 3 6 3 0 3 68100 340507 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPSIS OBSERVATIONS YOL. L. Lat. L. GG Midd. YY. M. PP (9 or 14) PPPTT DRY BULB WET BULB ICE NaClh CuCu D2V. 100 BN3CH4 MSp2b,5 SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10ths) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10ths) FT. T. T. T. T. WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. DEW POINT (Deg. & 10ths) 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 21325 216 00 63315 8021 10 14.21 20.6 19.3 28410 24288 2110 X 20.0 0.6 0019 13422 21317 21.0 04 13219 9882 10 15520 20.0 18.9 11440 44228 31185 21.1 -1.1 05218 13332 21317 22.2 12 03.58 9867 10 15219 19.4 18.1 10590 80410 21.1 -1.7 05317 13334 21317 29.51 0 33622 812 10 1219 17.2 17.8 21470 141810 82810 20.0 -0.8 05217 13424 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: MEASURED ESTIMATED Check ice on Wet Bulb TEMP. in shaded cells are as checked below: [illegible]°C [illegible]°F [illegible]°C [illegible]°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 (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) MILLIBARS WIND 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 OP-4887

OPNAV FORM 3100-0 (REV. 3-69) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S近. Granville S. Hall (YAC-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 17 September, 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSURCING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INCH.) 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 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 28.950 98.7 67.0 74 6 3 Cu 10 8 Ac 70 5 1 C1 4 6 0 6 01 02 03 04 05 06 27.935 70.0 66.6 84 9 1 Cu 10 8 Ac 670 9 0 9 0 9 70.0 40506 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.100 70.0 67.5 88 10 1 Cu 10 6“ 8 Sc E15 7 3 Ac 70 10 4 10 70.0 34056 13 14 15 16 17 18 29.875 69.1 65.0 80 1 1 Cu 20 0 1 0 1 0 1 73.0 36058 19 20 21 22 25 SYNOPTIC OBSERVations YOL.LL L4L4GG MddH VVWW PP (P or 16) PPPFT DRY BULB WET BULB ICE NaCLh CyCq Dy,V,opq BH3ChHb RgSpHyp SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10kx) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10kx) FT,T,T,Td WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. D,V,opp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10kx) 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 31.323 24500 5342F802/10 15828 22.6 19.4 21471 64707 62810 21.1 1.5 00316 13324 33 05 04 64707 17.7 2 05 31.216 25500 7841F802/10 15821 21.1 19.2 11450 641205 61810 X 21.1 0.0 05018 13424 24 05 04 64215 18.3 09 31.309 2163 83516 98003/10 12521 21.1 19.7 11471 4117088 81810 * 21.1 0.0 05017 13423 24 05 03 44768 19.1 15 31.309 25218 1351 9802/10 12821 20.6 19.3 11400 24400 81820 22.8 -2.2 0547 13625 3.0 05 05 24400 12.1 21 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 WEATHER AND OB notructions 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 DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME MILLIBARS WIND DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) (GMT) 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 OP-0087

OPNAV FORM 1160-0 (REV. 3-88) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. GROWVILLE S HALL YAG40 STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 20 September 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB Wet BULB REL. HUMIDITY (%) TOTAL SKY COVER LOWEST LAYER SECOND LAYER SUMM. THIRD LAYER SUMM. FOURTH LAYER TOTAL OPAQUE SKY COVER SEA WATER (1/10") SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT TOTAL AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT TOTAL AMT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT 37 38 39 40 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 00 29.780 72.0 64.9 77 8 8 Sc E20 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 72.0 3400507 01 02 03 04 05 06 29.755 64.15 64.5 79 10 10 Sc E20 U 0 0 10 72.0 3600005 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.745 64.5 83 9 9 Ac E70 O 9 0 9 0 9 74.0 350504 13 14 15 16 17 18 29.755 68.2 64.5 82 7 1 Cu 10 6 Ac E70 7 0 7 0 5 70.0 340604 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPSIS OBSERVATIONS YOL. L.L. L.H. H. VVwwW PP PPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10ks.) WET BULB (Deg. & 10ks.) ICE N4CLN CuCh D2V400 BH5CH4 PSpSpSp SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10ks.) AIR-SEA TEMP.DIFF. (Deg. & 10ks.) WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. DEW POINT (Deg. & 10ks.) 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 41209 24.8 00 6341B 98.8 16 5420 22.2 19.4 65440 2471B 24620 22.2 0 cc01B D624 56025 24 2478 17.9 41308 230 06 63416 9822 10 5821 20.8 18.3 854/ 24210 88320 22.2 -2.4 55317 13c33 36.36 93 24210 12.0 41308 220 12 6349 9802 10 55420 20.3 18.3 88270 24510 87357 23.3 -3.0 09017 13522 35.05 02 24510 12.3 41314 217 18 60107 9802 10 56820 20.1 18.1 11470 84208 81810 X 21.1 -1.0 05217 1312 21.06 02 84208 16.9 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS MEASURED ESTIMATED Check Ice on Web Bulb TEMP. in shaded cols. are as checked below: □70°C □110°F □°C □°F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET X 85357 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 (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 OP-0997

OPNAV FORM 316-B (REV. 3-81) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. GRANVILLE S. HALL (YAG-40) STATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE DATE 21 September, 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSCURING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (IN.S.) 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 WAVES SWELL WAVES SEA WATER (1/10's) DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT DIRECTION PERIOD HEIGHT ABT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT ABT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT ABT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT ABT. TYPE & DIR. HEIGHT 37 38 39 40 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 00 29.720 69.0 64.0 76 10 1 Cu 10 9 Ac E70 10 4 Li 4 10 70.0 340705 01 02 03 04 05 06 29.790 67.0 64.0 85 1 1 Sc 15 0 1 0 1 0 70.0 340505 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.785 69.0 65.0 81 8 4 Cb 10 1 Sc 15 5 3 Ac E70 8 0 8 70.0 340505 13 14 15 16 17 18 29.915 67.2 65.2 90 9 4 Cb 10 1 Sc 15 8 4 Ac E65 9 0 9 70.0 040502 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOPSIS OBSERVATIONS YOKUL Lg-LagGG NddH YYvuvW PP (P or 10) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10ths) WET BULB (Deg. & 10ths) ICE NH2CH4 CmCH4 D3Yspp BHyCh14 PSpS1y1y SEA TEMP. (Deg. & 10ths) AIR-SEA TEMP. DIFF. (Deg. & 10ths) FT1, T2, T3, T4 WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. D3Yspp DEW POINT (Deg. & 10ths) 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 51333 222.00 613.10 1807/10 074.21 20.6 17.8 1147/ 84708 81610 Y 21.1 0.5 05116 12433 340803 847816.3 51331 226.06 11009 9813/ 10 09819 19.4 17.8 15400 82414 81815 21.1 -1.7 05317 13423 340503 832116.9 51338 229.01 614.06 9811/ 10 09821 20.6 16.3 39470 83308 83910 21.1 -0.5 05117 13423 340503 8331617.2 51346 225.18 71105 9817/ 10 09420 Fl. 0 18.14 49470 00213 8390* 21.1 -1.5 05313 13421 040501 002217.7 WINDS IN OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: MEASURED ESTIMATED Check ice on Wet Bulb TEMP. in shaded cols. are as checked below: 0F/10°C 0F/10°F °C °F REMARKS, NOTES AND MISCELLANEOUS PHfenomena Col. 122 SUNRISE SUNSET GG C2KDye BERGS 718 719 120 121 00 03 06 09 12 15 18 21 WEATHER AND OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION TYPE BEGAN ENDED TIME LATorce. 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 (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) MILLIBARS WIND 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

OPNAV FORM 1108-8 (REV. 5-68) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SURFACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS (Ship Station) U.S.S. Granville S. Hall YAG 40 STATION LATITUDE Longitude DATE 22 Sept 1967 CLOUDS AND OBSURRING PHENOMENA TIME (GMT) STATION PRESSURE (INS.) DRY BULB WET BULB REL. HUMIDITY (%) 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 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 29920 6.9 16.5 0 8.9 8 2 Sc 20 2 Ac 70 4 4 C / 0 8 630 3606.03 01 02 03 04 05 06 29.945 720 9.0 860 6 6 Ac E70 0 60 60 6 720 3606.02 07 08 09 10 11 12 29.940 655 6.39 91 10 10 Sc E10 U U U 10 720 340502 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 SYNOP'TIC OBSERVATIONS YQ- Ld Ld GG Hddn YYvww PP (P or 18) PPPTT DRY BULB (Deg. & 10kk) WET BULB (Deg. & 10kk) ICE enClh CuCh D2V6,100 CngCh4 MS3,by5p SEA TEMP. e (Deg. & 10kk) AIR-SEA TEMP.DIFF. (Deg. & 10kk) RT1T2T3T4 WAVES WAVES ON OFF STA. D2V6,100 DEW POINT (Deg. & 10kk) 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 1035H 22.8 0091 9702 / 10 4220 19.5 18.3 25471 23203 52060 2000 -0.5 25118 13432 3606.02 83203 17.7 10134 229 5162 9802 / 10 52222 122016 52870 23500 85357 222 0 2220 13431 3602.01 83500 19.7 101370 227 82160 9750 / 10 5519 18.6 17.7 28541 23400 82600 211 -2.5 25517 13424 3415.01 83900 17.2 101 15 18 10 21 WINDS ARE OBTAINED AS-FOLLOWING: MEASURED ESTIMATED Check Ice on Web Bulb TEMP. in shaded cols. are as checked below: □F/10°C □V/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 (GMT) DIRECTION & SPEED LAT. LONG. TIME (GMT) MILLIBAR 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 OP-8897

FIELD SPECIES DATE=1967 POSITION WT(gm) FAT SEX REF 140001 COLUMBA FASCIA TA 27 JULY 31°42' sur; 124°28' Up .208 LIGHT ? GONAD 002 PTERO DROMA COOKI 28 JULY 30°58' N; 124°16' W .208 " " OVARY LAST 003 " " " .205 " " OVARY LAST 004 " " " .212 " " L. TEST 005 " " " .206 " " GONAD 006 " " " .289 WET " " OVARY LAST 007 " " " .257 WET " " LAST OVAR 008 " " " .224 " " L. TEST 009 " " " .202 " " OVARY LAST 010 " " " .186 " " L. TEST 011 " " " .215 " " L. TEST 012 " " " .217 LIGHT ? DAA 013 PHALACOPE TULICAR IUS " " " 69 " " 014 " " " 67 " " 015 PUFFINUS GRIS EUS " " " 701 " " 016 OCEANODRUMA LEUCOCHRA " " " 33 MEDIUM ? L. TEST 017 ASIO OTUS " " " 36°56' N; 124°18' W 240 WET " " 018 OCEANODRUMA LEUCOCHRA 8 AUG. 0838 34°57'INF 121°54'W .389r " " OVARY 019 " " " 34°57' N 121°56' W .290r MEDIUM ? 1x1 020 " " " 34°57' Point 121°56'W .283r " " 3x2 021 " " " 34°57' H 121°59'W .313 r " " 2x2 022 " " " 34°57'N 122°03'芜 35 " " 1x3 023 " " " 34°57'N 122°03'W .40(wet) HEAVY ? 3x 024 " " " 34°57' civil 122°04' W 37 MEO. ? 2x 025 " " " 34°57'N 122°05'W 32 " " 3x4 026 " " " 34°57'N 122°04' W 34 " " 1x2 027 " " " 34°57'ul 122°04' W 32 LIGHT ? 1x3 028 " " " 34°57' G 122°04'W 35 HEAVY ? 1x3

2 FW DC - FROZEN WHOLE IN DC CS DC - CORRELATED SKIN IN D.C. CFS S DC - " FLAT IN MAIL TO DC 28/Nov/67 STATUS REPRODUCTION LANOCD ON MAST FWD C CS DC CAT NO DISP. GONADS NOT REMOVED OVARY 9X5mm LAST OVUM 1MM OVARY 5X6 LASTOVUM 1MM GONADS NOT REMOVED OVARY 8X5 MM LASTOVUM 1MM OVARY 5X6 MM LAST OVUM 1MM OVARY 9X5 MM LASTOVUM 2MM L.TESTIS 3X4 MM BLOOD OVARY 7X5 MM LAST OVUM 1MM OVARY 8X6 MM LAST OVUM 1MM L.TESTIS 3X4 MM DRAIN RDC(301) SKIN " (302) SKIN " (303) SKIN " (304) SKIN " (305) SKIN " (306) SKIN " (307) SKIN " (308) SKIN " (309) SKIN " (310) SKIN " (311) SKIN L.TEST IS 1V1M BLOOD PATCH RECOVERED CFSS DC FW DC CFSS DC S RDC (312) PLAT SKIN OVARY/L TEST LASTOVUM BLOOD PATCH 1X1 - " " 1X1 - " " 3X2 GRAM. " " 2X2 " " " 2X2 " " " 1X3 - BARE 3X4 1X1 PARTIALLY DEFECTIVE. 2X4 GRAY " " 3X4 " BARE 1X2 - 1X2 - FWD C CFSS DC S RDC (313) PLAT SKIN S (314) " S (315) " S (316) " S (317) " S (318) " S (319) " S (320) " S (321) " S (322) " S (323) "

3 SIFLO II SPECIES POSITION WT FAT SEX REPROD. 10029 STREPTOMYX 8 Aug 34°57'发展 121°56'W 372 30 PHEASANT 4.5 TONNUS II 2330 34°57'N 122°01'rn 689 MOD 31 OCEANODROMA LEUCORHIA II 2100 34°51' Precise 124°43'W 36 32 1425 34°13' over 126°19' per 26 33 MOLOTHRUS ATECER 9 Aug. 0530 34°14'N 123°28' do 184 Malecende 34 EUPHONYCHOS 4.0 RELIQUA 10 Aug. 1070 33°53' land 121°23'W 27 35 CRETOG OULLECI II 0045 36 Phalacropus FULICARIUS 12 Aug 0637 0052 37 OCEANODROMA LEUCORHIA II 010 38 39 Erebia amindutilla 16 Aug 15 40 ZENALDURA MACROURA 16 Aug 104 41 Phalacropus FULICARIUS 26 Aug - 15° 34°55'W 122°50' his - 47 Sternornis Louricuella 26 Aug - 16° 34°55' means 123°09'V - 43 Phalacropus FULICARIUS 28 Aug - 18° 34°11' 121°52' his - 44 Colombe Fasciata 1 Sept - 09:30 31°55'W 121°00'W 362 45 ZENALDURA MACROURA 1 Sept. 1915 31°40'W 122°49'W 93.4 46 Phalacropus FULICARIUS 2 Sept 1419 31°38'W 125°26'V 45.0 47 OCEanodroma LEUCORHIA 2 Sept 31°39'vre 125°22' a 31.6 48 OceanoDroma Leucorhia 2 Sept 31°39'V 125°22' per 29 49 II 2 Sept 31°39' 7 125°22'V 30 50 II 2 Sept 31°39'W 125°22' de 38 51 II 2 Sept 31°39' W 125°22' his 36 52 II 2 Sept 31°39'W 125°22'V 42 53 II 2 Sept 31°39'W 125°22'V 34 54 II 2 Sept 31°39'W 125°22'V 38 55 II 2 Sept 31°39'W 125°22'V 33

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5 FIELD # SPECIES DATE -1967 POSITION WT grams Fate SEX REPROD 140057 Pterodroma C cooki 3 Sept. 1967 30°56'N 124°47'W 18.7 tite ♀ 58 Molothrus ater 3 Sept. 1967 30°54'N 123°16'W 31 59 Zenaida macroura 5 Sept. 1967 32°28'N 118°01'W 134 60 Iol 5 Sept. 1967 32°29'N 117°51'W 40.5 61 Zenaida macroura 12 Sept. 1967 33°57'N 120°38'W 89 62 Marechus fulvusrens 12 Sept. 1967 33°59'N 120°41'W 25 63 Empidurus sp. 12 Sept. 1967 34°00'N 120°45'W 0.8 64 Spcicella passerina 12 Sept. 1967 34°15'N 121°04'W 10.5 65 Zenaida macroura 12 Sept. 1967 34°50'N 121°56'W 73 66 Oceanodroma leucorhoa 13 Sept. 1967 34°50'N 125°49'W 103.33 LT. 67 14°22 34°58'N 125°56'W 40 MCD 68 14°32 34°58'N 125°57'W 32 MCD 69 14°32 34°58'N 126°01'W 33 MCD 70 15° 35°00'W 126°16'W 3.5 71 Sterna paradisaea 14°22 34°58'N 125°57'W 114 Sethu Henry Brian 72 Sterna paradisaea 14°45 34°58'N 125°59'W 132 Henry Brian 73 Sterna paradisaea 16° 35°00'N 126°15'W 120 Brian 74 Molothrus ater 13 Sept.-1967 34°58'N 125°56'W 38 75 13 Sept.-1967 34°58'N 126°00'W 11 76 Ecteinocercus 16 Sept.-1967 35°-PT. 30 3.5 77 Empidurus 20 Sept. 1967 7.5 78 Sparrow 20 Sept. 1967 10 79 Molothrus ater 20 Sept. 1967 35° 36 80 Zenaida macroura 21 Sept.-1967 (1966) 73 81 22 Sept. 1967 6.5g 82 Empidurus? 2.7 Sept. 9g 83 84

6 REPRODUCTION NOTES OVERALL SIZE 4x2 4x2 2x3 2x5 [illegible] CAGE BRED Terminally Pregnant FERTILIZED No Body Flatt Calves Notes: Tullen, Color: [illegible] Laid Body Yell, T Color: [illegible] Moderate Body Melt Food Beck on decks. dead at least two days. Suitable for shelling CODE FWDC CFS30C CAT # DISP B NDC (430) SHIN S NDC (440) Float Shun BS " (342) S " (343) S " (344) BS TJL (0304) SHIN S TJL (0297) SHIN TJL (0305) SHIN

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8 SEX REPRODUCTION NOTES CAT # DISP ♂ Shot B RDC (345) SKIN ♀ Shot ♀ 1X1mm Feathered B G) S RDC (346) Flat 24.11 ♀ 1X1mm Feathered? B G) S RDC (347) ♀ 3X2mm Feathered B G) S RDC (348) ♀ 3X3mm Feathered ♀ 3X2mm & P.P. S RDC (350) ♀ 3X2mm & P.P. S RDC (351) ♀ 1X1mm Feathering S RDC (352) ♀ 4X2mm Feathered S RDC (353) ♀ 4X2mm Feathered S RDC (354) ♀ ? S RDC (355) ♀ 5X2mm Feathered S RDC (356) ♀ 3X2mm Feathered S RDC (357) ♀ 1X1mm & P.P. S RDC (358) ♀ 3X2mm & P.P. S RDC (359) ♀ 6X2mm Feathering S RDC (360) ♀ 10mm & P.P. S RDC (361) ♀ Eq S RDC (362) Flat 24.11 ♀ 3X3mm Feathered S RDC (363) ♀ 1X1mm Feathered ♂ 7X5mm L.A B5 ♀ 0208/11/87 m Light Body Mft ♀ Last 000 3mm Culo Fluffing Taken ♀ every 5X3mm No Body Mft ♀ Smooth Color Notes Taken ♀ every 1X3mm No Body Mft ♀ Smooth Color Notes Taken B, E.S S TJL (02.98) S51 TJL (02.99) S52 TJL (03.00) S53

9 FIELD SPECIES DATE COORDINATES WT. (GRAMS) FAT SEX REPRO 143113 5/14/1917 31°43'N; 121°05' up 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Stiurus vulcanus 7 Nov 1967 30°51' saw; 122°27' all 6.2 grams 25 26 Phyiscalis longipica 30°51'N; 122°26'W 98.5 grams 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Pholoxinus tulearicus 38 Phylliis gynicus 18 Nov 67 33°20'tw; 122°10' Water 60.7 grams Malesate ♂ 39 Streocomys grunius 40 Leucardium tenuatum

10 REPRODUCTION REMARKS CAT.# DISP. B. L Test's 3 Y2mm A Test's 2.5 x 1mm L Test's 6 x 2.5 mm B Test's 4 X 1, Smokey Testers pinched Light Body Mutt Stamely Sured, P Color Notes Brien Mildewte General Mutt S Color Notes Tattman No Paint S color Notes Tattman TJL(0306) $14IN TJL(0307) $29IN Elux TJL(0308) $57IN

11 Field SPECIES DATE COORDINATES wt grams FAT SEX REPROD 140141 18 Nov 67 Pailha Group, 33°20'N-123°10'W 375.0gm light ♀ 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 Aristocephala fournierandi 22 Oct 67 Mefjata Beach Lagoon — — Peppa ♀ 62 63 64 65 66 67 68

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12 Field # Species Date Coordinates wt. Grams Fed Sex 50105 Larus argentatus 5 Jan 68 50106 Tica tridactyla 8 Jan 68 50107 Protaropus fulicarius " 50108 " " 50109 Pseudodromas stuccorbus 10 Jan 68 50110 Protaropus fulicarius 10 Jan 68 light heavy medium heavy

Reproduction Remarks ovary 15x4mm plumage new, a few old feathers on neck largest ovary 1mm. Color notes taken ovaries 18x5mm, granular. Light body molt oviduct convolute. Color notes taken oviduct granular oviduct convoluted Color notes taken every 10x4mm oviduct distented Color notes taken Color notes taken slight molt on neck, no other body molt Color notes taken Cod. # Disp. JPT skin BAH(0454) skin BAH(0455) skin JPT skin BAH (0455) skip

EASTROPAC Field # Species Date Coordinates wt. Grams Fat Sex Reprod 52031 Microdroma extema 23 Oct 67 15°04'N; 119°07'W. None ? 52032 Microdroma extema 24 Oct 67 09°37'N; 119°05'W. v light ? 52033 " " " none ? 52034 " " " none ? 52036 Microdroma extema 24 Oct 67 09°37'N; 119°05'W. none ? 52037 Puffinus pacificus (Garr.) " " " none ? 52038 Puffinus pacificus " " " moderate ? 52039 " " " light ? 110076 " " " light ? 110077 " " " light ? 110078 Puffinus cobeye 3 Nov 67 09°08'N; 112°11'W 735 moderate ? 110079 " " " 665 light ? 110080 Microdroma leuconota 4 Nov 67 09°55'N; 112°10'W " " 110081 Puffinus pacificus 12 Nov 67 14°07'N; 102°45'W. - ?

Sex Reproduction Remarks ♂ Testis: 6x3mm. Shad Heavy Body Mott Color notes taken Heavy Body Mott Moderate to heavy body mott ♀ Ovary 10x2mm smooth oviduct small straight L. testis 1x5, white Heavy body mott Color notes taken ♀ Ovary 10x4mm; smooth Heavy body mott ♀ Ovary 3x2mm. 9"minute. oviduct small straight L. Testis 9x3mm black Heavy body mott Color notes taken ♀ Ovary 10x4mm; smooth Heavy body mott ♀ Ovary 10x2mm. 9"minute. oviduct small straight L. Testis 8x3mm black Moderate to heavy body mott ♀ Ovary 15x4mm, granular oviduct small & straight Color notes taken Light body mott, Flight feather molt taken Color notes taken Light body mott, Flight feather molt taken Moderate body mott, heavy on nape Color notes taken ♂ Testis minute Color notes taken ♀ Ovary 10x4mm. granular oviduct small & straight L. testis 8x3mm black Heavy body mott Color notes taken ♀ Ovary 10x2mm, smooth oviduct small & straight L. Testis 9x3mm black Heavy body mott Color notes taken ♂ Testis minute Color notes taken Cat. # Disp. BAN (0418) skin BAN (0470) skin BAN (0472) skin BAN (0474) skin BAN (0489) skin BAN (0476) skin BAN (0477) skin BAN (0480) skin BAN (0475) skin BAN (0476) skin BAN (0471) skin BAN (0470) skin BAN (0470) skin BAN (0470) skin BAN (0470) skin BAN (0472) skin