EAC 24, LT 2085, September-October 1967

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Fitch Date 28 Spt Pg.# 1 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1330 1330 Western Gull 12 Heermann's Gull 1 1335 B. Pelican 1 1337 Cormorant 2 1339 Common Murre 1 1341 B. Pelican 1 W. Gull 2 1342 C. Murre 14 Sooty Shear. 1 Red Phalarope 11 1343 Calif. Gull 1 Cormorant 2 1345 Heerman's Gull 1 C. Murre 7 1349 Heerman's Gull 1 C. Murre 8 Cormorant 8 W. Gull 12 B. Pelican 1 1350 Warblersp. 1 1355 B. Pelican 1 Cormorant 2 W. Gull 12 1358 B. Pelican 2 1402 C. Murre 2 1405 B. Pelican 2 1407 Red Phalarope 6 1411 B. Pelican 5 Begin watch C. Gull 2 W. Gull 61 H. Gull 4 Pelican 26 Cormorant 17 Aleid 1 C. Murre 42 Sooty Shear. 732 Red Phalarope sp. 14 N. Phalarope 17 Warblersp. 16 P. Jaeger 1 P.R. Shears 45 Skua 1 Shear sp. 1 Hornings/Gulf Gull 6 Black Petrel 1 New Zealand Shear. 1 Shear. Pet. 1 possibly yellow breast } sitting on H2O SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 28 Sept. 1967 Pg.# 2 ATDP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1415 Marine Mammal 1 California sealion 1418 B.Pelican 2 1419 C.Murre 3 1420 Northern Phalarope Marine mammal 1 1 1422 C. Murre 1 1425 Cormovant 3 1427 Rhallaropa sp. 2 1428 W.Gull 2 1429 Common Murre B.Pelican Sooty Shear 1 1 1 1430 W.Gull Haormann's Gull B.Pelican 1 1 1 1432 B.Pelican 2 1433 B.Pelican 2 1435 C.Murre S.Shear. W.Gull 1 2 2 1438 Sooty Shear. 220t 10 sitting on H2O in flock 1439 Phalarope sp. 12 Observed in a smooth sea area 50' wide and approx. 200' long as outlined below: N. Phalaropes Mammal Sea weed SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 28 Sept. 1967 Pg.# 3 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1441 Pomarine Jaeger 1 1446 W. Gull 1 1450 C. Murre 1 1451 Sooty Shear. 1 1452 G Murre N.Phalarope W.Gull Sooty Shear 2 1455 C. Murre 1 W.Gull 1 1458 Sooty Shear 1 1500 W.Gull 3 1501 W.Gull 5 1504 W.Gull 1 1507 W.Gull 1 1508 W.Gull 1 1510 C. Murre 1 1513 P.f.Shear. 5 1515 N.Phalarope 4 W.Gull 1 1520 Sooty Shear. 1 1525 Marine Mammals 30±5 1552 P.f.Shear. 2 1553 W.Gull 1 1556 W.Gull 1 with 1 dead fish and 2 sharks sitting on H₂O school of 30±5 Dall Porpoises - shot 1 but it sank SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 28 Sept. 1967 Pg.# 4 ADPL TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1604 B.Pelican ! W.Gull i SootyShear 1 1605 SootyShear 1 1600 SootyShear -500ca. P.f.Shear. 25 W.Gull 45 Marine Mammal 35 observed in large flock on water near floating vegetation, offshore well rig sighted approx. 4 mile from flock - marine mammals identified as California Sea Lions all mature and were closely associated in a pod. The birds were all adult and the adults. 1611 W.Gull 1 1612 W.Gull 1 SootyShear 2 1616 P.f.Shear, 6 W.Gull 3 1620 W.Gull 2 P.f.Shear, 3 1621 P.f.Shear. 30+5 1625 B.Pelican 2 Jaegersp. 1 1626 Alcid 1 1627 P.f.Shear. 2 1629 P.f.Shear. 3 1636 B.Pelican 2 P.f.Shear. 6 W.Gull 3 1641 [illegible] 1 Calif. Gull 1 SKu 1 Gull preyed upon by Sku SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 28 Sept 67 Pg.# 5 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1645 Scoty Shin 1648 P. O' Shan 1651 New zealand Shemster 1653 Black-Pated Shan-Patru 1701 W.gull 1711 Col/Shey Gull. 1718 1735 Gull 10 SE - behoven Sh. Plotrunkle in this they show still 1 Ho. 1730 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 28 Sept Pg.# 6 SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1740 P.f.Shear. W. Gull 4 5 1743 W.Gull 2 1746 W.Gull 3 1750 Herring/ Calif. Gull 4 W.Gull 5 1802 P.f.Shear 1 1803 W. Gull 1 1840 W.Gull 1 ADP SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction W SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: 7-10 CHAN 10-12 JOHN 12 Date 29 SEPT. 67 Pg.# ADDL TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0700 0701 BFA (1) CEE - SUNRISE BEGIN OBS. 0740 PINK FOOT 1 NW 0742 PHAL. SP 1 CEE 0743 SOOTY SH 1 CEE 0744 BR. PEL. 1 CER 0815 BFA (2) CEE - dh both, following 0827 JAE6.SP 1 W - PAR REL 2 Ltg ph. 0835 TWEET 1 CEE - WHIRBLER 0837 SOOTY SH 1 S 0844 JAE6 SP 1 CEE 0845 SOOTY SH 2 CEE 0847 BIRD 1 S - TERN/JAEG. FLYING HI 0851 SOOTY SH 1 S 0852 JAE6.SP 1 CEE 0927 RED PHAL 2 CEE - ON 4 SLICK 0928 SOOTY SH. 1 S 0935 JAE6.SP. 1 S - Pom. REL 2 Ltg ph. 0940 SOOTY SH. 1 S 0941 STERNAY 3 S - arctic? 0942 SOOTY SH 1 S 0945 0953 BIRD 1 S - TERN/JAEG. 1000 BLACK STPT 1 CEE 1005 ALCID SP 3 CEE 1015 JAE6 SP 1 CEE 1017 ALCID SP 1 CEE 1018 SOOTY SH. 1 - 1019 (illegible) 1 - 1020 BLACK STP. 1 - 1023 SOOTY SH. 1 - SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction W S E N SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 29 SEPT Pg.# 2 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1027 J HEG. SP TERNSP ARCTIC T 2 - 1028 TERN SP 3 - 1034 " " 1 - 1042 " " 6 S 1048 SCOTY SH 1 - 1100 TERN SP 1 - 1107 " " 1 - 1109 SCOTY SH 1 - 1114 SKUA 1 S 1132 WRSP 2 Cee 1300 WRSP 1 SN 1305 LRS SP 1 SW 1306 SKUA 1 N 1315 S [illegible] Gag 1 N 1348 [illegible] 1 W 1432 WRSP 1 SW 1445 WRSP 1 C 1453 W R E P 1 C 1510 SCOTY SH 1 N 1515 WRSP 1 W 1536 WRSP 1 W 1540 1600 1619 WRSP 1 W 1626 SKUA/ Jaeger sp. 1 N 1636 SCOTY SHEAR 1 SW 1639 BFA 1 W Pinn F. - 1 PH SP. - 1 SS - 15 Br. Pet - 1 J SP. - 8 Tuart - 1 T/J - 2 RPH - 2 TERN - 17 BSP - 2 ALCIO - 4 SKUA - 2 WRSP - 15 S/J - 2 73 Clunked for Later. Flying close to H2O - flew just ahead of ship for 5 minutes in squall Stop for BT end BT Following ship = joined first SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 29Sept 1967 Pg.# 3 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1650 WRSP 1 S 1704 WRSP 1 W 1707 WRSP 1 © 1910 WRSP 2 © 1715 BFA 5# ae 3 of 3 are dark SS 1745-1908 ① 16 Ml. WNSP-5 STORM - 3 ORSP - 1 9 ✓ 1758 WNSP 1 cel 1805 STORM PET 1 ae 1815 WRSP 1 ce DRSP 1 cel 1820 WNSP 2 cø 1830 STORMPET 1 S 1837 WRSP 1 V6 1857 STORM PET 1 cel 1908 SUNSET CLOSE OBS, SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

1/2 - 2 = 1/2

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 30 SEP 1947 Pg.# 1 Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0717 0718 SOOTY SH 1 0745 BFA ② 0755 WRSP 1 0807 JITE SP 1 S 0827 STORM PET 1 S 0847 2 E 0858 1 SE 0900 BFA ① 0905 STORM PET 1 SE 0917 Storm Pet. 1 E 0922 WRSP 1 0926 WRSP 1 0938 WRSP 1 0942 WRSP 1 0948 BFA ① 1005 BFA ① 1016 Storm Pet. 1 S 1021 Storm Pat. 1 E 1037 Sooty Shear. 1 F 1138 WRSP 1 1143 RED PHAL 1 S 1145 BFA ⑤ 1235 DRSP 1 1247 WRSP 1 1309 WRSP 1 1311 WRSP 1 1316 WRSP 1 1338 Sooty Shear. 1 S 1421 WRSP 1 S SUNRISE FLUSHLO 1 mottled below deck above, 1 mottled below and above 0717-1943 ① 72 Mi. WHITE ABOVE ① 1944-1904 ② M1 SS - 3 WRSP - 11 Jsp - 1 ST.PET - 9 R PHAL - 1 DRSP - 1 2C joined 1st albatross following ship joined 2nd, total of three following ship, let 4 alk. dh stone light leads (at BT on op) 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 1441 Stormpet 1 S possibly dark rumpod 1545 BFA (5) ca 4drilt BT count BOTH VESSELS 1548 Stormpet 1 ce 1606 WRSP 1 ce 1650 BFA (6) ce 1655 PHAL SP 1 ce 1834 CRSP 1 Sst 1845 WRSP 1 Sst 1904 SS 1904 (2) Storm Pet - 1 WRSP - 3 PHALSP - 1 5 v SONSET CLOSE OBS. OBSERVERS: Date 30 Sept. 1967 Pg.# 2 ADP SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

126°17' 17 + 8 0 1 1 18 4 4 1904 124.0 105.0 14 6 7

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 1OCT.1967 Pg.# 1 ADP SUNRISE ON THE QUIET PACIFIC; BEGIN SCIENCE 30 1444-190412 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0701 0707 TERN/JAE6 1 W 0720 Phalaropus sp. 1 S 0721 BFA 1 O - following ship 0726 Stout put sp. 1 S 0728 JAE6.SP 1 E 0738 SOOTY SH. 1 SW - areing high in 30 kt. wind 2 0741 R.PHAL 1 W 0742 SHERALNET 1 S - large all deck - Palefoot ??? 0743 SOOTYSH 1 S 0750 TERN/JAE6 1 EEL 0800 SOOTY SH 3 SW 0801 BIRD 1 W 0803 SOOTYSH 1 SW 0805 " " 1 SW 0806 " " 3 SW 0808 R.PHAL 1 S - MOVING 0811 SOOTYSH 2 SW 0815 " " 4 SW 0816 " " 2 SW 0819 " " 1 SW 0820 " " 4 SW 0820 REDPHAL 1 S 0825 SOOTY SH. 2 SW 0829 TERN SP 4 SE 0830 SOOTYSH 1 SW 0834 TERUSP 1 W 0836 " " 2 S 0840 TERN/GULL 1 W - SAB. Gull ?? 0844 TERUSP 4 S 0845 SOOTY SH 4 SW 0847 " " 3 SW 0852 Tern/Gull 4 SW 0854 Sooty Shear 2 W - arcing high 0701-0937 ③ 27 MI. 0938-1855 ⑥ ③ 93 MI. T/J-2 Pasp.-1 STPET.-1 JSP.-1 SS-35 RPA.-4 SIP.-1 B-1 Tern-11 T/J-5 62 ✓ SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 10 CT. 67 Pg.# 2 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0913 R P H A L 1 S MOLTING 0943 Sooty Shear. 1 SW Arcing high - sooty underparts clearly visible 0955 BFA 1 @ Following ship 1010 P.P. Shear. 1 S white underparts clearly visible 1014 WRSP 1 N 1018 Tern sp. 1 SW moving 1023 WRSP 1 SW possibly came as 1014 sighting 1027 B. Pelican 2 N Slushed from H2O by ship @ 1029 WRSP 1 SW 1055 WRSP 1 S SS-14 1110 Shoal (Pet 1 SW all black, arcing high Pink - 2 1111 WRSP 1 SW WRSP-11 1115 Storm Pet. 1 S TEAN - 1 BBEL - 2 1135 WRSP 1 S SIP - 1 1154 SOOTY SH 1 SW Storm - 4 1207 Sooty Sh. 1 RPH.-#5 1209 Sooty Sh. 1 Dnsp - 1 1215 Q. Phal. 2 S BIND - 2 1220 1 S 43 1305 DRSP 1 SH 1315 Q. Phal. 1 S 1356 SOOTY SH 1 SW 1358 " " 1 SW 1403 " " 1 SW 1405 " " 1 SA 1412 " " 1 SW 1415 " " 2 SW 1429 " " 1 SW SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

W Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or BAND NO. REMARKS TIME SPECIES # DIR. 1426 Sooty Sh. 1 Sa 1513 " " 1 SW 1529 Bird 1 CA 1539 Storm pet. 1 SW 1613 SootySh. 1 SW 1621 Storm pet. 1 SW 1653 Bird 1 SW 1732 WRSP 1 W 1735 P.F.shear 1 SW 1736 Stormpet. 1 W dark rumped 1820 WRSP 1 SW white rump confirmed 1825 WRSP 2 S 1832 Marine Mammal 35±5 Rosy-beaked Porpoises 5 Dall Porpoises 1842 WRSP 1 W 1855 Sunset OBservers: Date 1 Oct. 1967 Pg.# 3 ADP Thought to be Delphin Red 2 or 3 Rt C SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 2 October Pg. # 1 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0715 0726 W RSP 1 ce 0734 W RSP 1 8S 0735 0740 BFH (1) ce 0745 SOOTY SH 2 S 0748 STORMPET 1 ce 0750 SOOTY SH 1 S 0800 BFA 0816 SOOTY SH 1 S 0817 STORMPET 1 ce 0830 SOOTY SH 1 ? 0844 11 11 2 ? 0904 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 0919 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 0926 W RSP 1 S 0929 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 0938 TEAL SP. 1 W 0950 W RSP 1 S 0955 W RSP 1 S 0957 SOOTY SHEAR 2 S 1015 W RSP 1023 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 1031 Phalacrocorax sp. 1 ce 1038 W RSP 1 S 1045 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S 1055 BFA (1) 1100 SOOTY SHEAR 1 S SUNRISE BEACN OBS WHALE IS POOR - HUMPY/SPINNY db 8 minutes while mid BT ship W RSP - 14 SS - 15 STORM - 2 TEAL - 1 PHALC SP - 1 SHOV - 1 GP - 1 38 on horizon dark underparts, white underwings. Dark above with inverted "W" on back and wings following ship (total 2) Made turn SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

55A 121 675 715 18 808 4.2 903 125.9

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 20 Oct. 1967 Pg.# 2 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1200 BFA (3) ce 10 ah 2 lt 1340 WASP 1 SE 1605 WRSP 1 S 1641 WRSP 1 S SS-1905 1720 SOOTY SHA 2 S 10AM. 1747 " " 1 S 1752 WRSP 1 S COLLECTED AT 1900 1808 SHOVELER 1 ce NON-ADO HEN PLUM INVESTIGATED 1815 GOLDEN PLO 1 ce SHIP called 2X NON BREED PLUM NO BLACK IN AXILLARIES 1836 WRSP 1 S 1845 BFA (14) 14 posit prob up to 18 1900 WRSP 2 1905 SUNSET CLOSE OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 30ct-1967 Pg.# 1 ADP Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0705 0720 BFA (1) 0734 WRSP (1) 8st 0740 WRSP (1) EYR 0748 (1) Ssy 0800 BFA (4) Qoe 4db 0813 SOOTY SH (2) SCU 0920 STORM PET (1) SE 0923 WRSP (1) SE 0935 TERN SP. (1) SE aretic? 0950 SOOTY SH (1) S 0952 TERN SP (2) SE 1015 WRSP (1) B 1026 SOOTY SHEAR (1) SE 1032 WRSP (1) S 1041 STORM PET. (1) QD 1104 WRSP (1) S 1109 WRSP (2) S 1139 WRSP (1) 888 1142 (1) 88y 1200 (1) 1215 WRSP (1) SE 1236 WRSP (1) E 1255 WRSP (1) SE 1325 WRSP (1) 88 1428 DRSP (1) Cee 1506 WRSP (1) Cea 1528 SOOTY SH (1) SW 1536 JAEG SP (1) S 1558 RED PHAL (1) NE SR. BEGIN OBS. Following 0705- 0802 (5) 10MI WRSP-3 3 0803- 0803 (6) 1734 93MI. 1735-1849 (9) 14MI. BSTPET-1 WRSP-1 SS-1/3 TEAN-3 SS-5 STORM-2 WRSP-15 DRSP-1 JSP-1 RPHAL-1 ALCID-1 29 BT group Pom.? etc.ph. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 30CT '67 Pg.# 2 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1600 BFA ⑦ [illegible] 6dl / motled 1642 WASP ( [illegible] 1721 WRSP 1 S 1729 Alcid sp. 1 [illegible] sitting on log 1748 Black Pet. 1 S 1832 WRSP 1 S 1838 SootyShear 1 SE 1848 BFA ⑦ 0 in H₂O around object in water - porpoise possibly (total of 17 BFA following ship) 1849 SS 1849 SUNSET <COSF O.A.I SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 4 Oct. 67 Pg.# 1 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0710 0940 BFA [illegible] 0850 " 0920 WRSP 2 SW 0926 WRSP 1 W 0934 BFA [illegible] Following ship (total of 4) 0942 WRSP 1 O on horizon, moving 0950 Shearwater SP. 1 W 1002 WRSP 1 S 1011 WRSP 1 S 1015 WRSP 1 SW 1024 WRSP 1 S 1031 WRSP 1 O 1038 WRSP 1 S 1045 WRSP 1 S 1050 WRSP 1 O sitting on h2O, flushed by ship 1054 Stormpet. 1 N 1117 WRSP 1 S 1128 WRSP 1 W 1145 WRSP 1 OO 1150 BFA [illegible] 1 Lt 3dh. 1220 WRSP 4 O all together 1230 " 1232 " 1 O 1235 " 2 S 1238 Scott SH 1 S 1242 WRSP 1 OO WASP-39 SH sp - 1 storm - 13 SS - 1 49 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction W ↑ SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date OCT. 67 Pg.# 2 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1248 Stormpet 1 Cee SOME SEVERAL AMOUNTS OF LOGS AND NONMOTILE OBJECTS HERE ABOUT. 1250 WRSP 1 Cee 1305 it 1 Cee 1307 Storm pet 1 Cee 1312 WRSP 3 S 1327 Stormpet 1 S 1330 2 S 1333 WRSP 1 S 1337 Stormpet 1 S 1341 " " 6 S ! 1429 WRSP 1 S UBRITABLY, ONLY FEW TO NEVER SEEN LOGS AND CONSUMATORY WRSP1 OVER LAST 45 MIN. 1437 WRSP 1 S 1500 RRSB 1 S 1505 " 1 S 1517 Sink Shon 1 S 1540 WRSP 1 S 1600 WRSP 2 S 1610 WRSP 2 S 1611 " 1 S 1612 PCA - After 3 1640 ScootyShaws 1 S 1648 WRSP 1 O 1704 WRSP 1 O SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 4 October, 67 Pg.# 3 ADP TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1711 WRSP 1 0 1730 Sooty Shear 1 SW 1746 WRSP 1 SW N/O 1755 " 1 SEZ 1756 Sooty Shear 1 S 1830 Stout Petrel 2 S 1833 Sooty Shear 1 SE 1845 WRSP 1 S 1846 Sooty Shear 1 S 1848 WRSP 1 SW 1904 SS-6 WRSP-13 Storm-2 21 SUNSET CLOSE ORS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 5 Oct. 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0719 0737 STORMPET 1 S 0800 BFA (1) S 0835 WRSP 1 S 0856 STORMPET 1 S 0858 " " 1 SE 0907 WRSP 2 ? 1000 No birds since 915 but few flying 1025 WRSP 1 S 1048 " 1 S 1100 " 1 S 1149 " 1 SW 1205 BFA 1208 Gas Hawk (1) SW 1220 stop for BT drop total of 3 following ship, both dark phase flying high, not attracted to tug begin moving observational endeavors anew 1231 WRSP 1 S 1258 WRSP 1 O 1310 " " 1 S 1324 WRSP 1 SE 1345 WRSP 1 SE 1415 WRSP 1 SW 1500 " 1 S 1512 " 1 1530 1550 30-46° 124-11' OPEN OBS. SUNRISE SCATTERED CLOUDS NW 10-15 not few WHITE CAPS FLYING PISTY CONSPICUOUS STORM - 3 WASP - 7 10 V 0719-1150 (7) WASP-15 SS-2 RPH.-1 T-1 1150-1556 (8) 19V 64 MI. Flushed from waters. Tursiops - ca 30 animals, large animals. Not entering water. Were riding small, i.e., held by a whale as a surface drone. They (ocean) Rev. 5-66 SI-MNH-958-e

froke water by swimming through the anelts the diving exposing only dresale Darsals boys. Pold did not come to know who chured the pod split. We finally got a very good look at two of the animals. I deilfination positive. 2631 82^47 647 76^47 60/40>- 360 470 420 67

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 5606 17 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1657 WRS P ( ccc 1702 " 1 ccc 1712 " 1 ccl 1717 " 1 cal 1758 Sooty Sharr 1 @ 1759 R. Phalarope 1 @ 1801 Tern sp. 1 SE 1811 WRS P 1 N 1850 Sooty Sharr 1 S 1855 WRS P 1 SE 1856 WRS P 1 @ 1856 SS - 1856 Sunset SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

PRELIMINARY REPORT EASTERN AREA CRUISE NO. 25 Eastern Grid Survey No. 14 28 September - 5 October 1967 Prepared by Robert L. DeLong 0000 00 44 R.C. F.W. L.P.G. W.K. G.S. A.A.

EASTERN AREA CRUISE No. 25 Eastern Grid Survey No. 14 28 September - 7 October 1967 Personnel: R. L. DeLong (Biologist-in-charge) Richard D. Chandler John Fitch Itinerary: 28 September 1100 Depart Treasure Island, San Francisco 29 September 0440 Enter Eastern Grid at Pt. Ash 6 October 0830 Depart Eastern Grid at Pt. Oak 7 October 0730 Arrive Long Beach Methods: Observations were made from a light tug during this survey. During periods of moderate, choppy seas which prevailed through most of the survey, observations were taken from the lee wing of the pilot house. On 4 October when seas and winds moderated observations were held from the flying bridge. No nocturnal observations were taken. Bathythermograph casts were made at four hour intervals in the gird area. Two departures were made from the normal grid track. On 2 October 25 miles were cut from the western end of east-west legs 3 and 4. Again on 3 October it became necessary to divert south of the normal track of east-west by 4 to avoid an area in the Pacific Missile Range where there was an apparent firing firing (see Figure ). Acknowledgments: Fine cooperation was received from Captain Frazier and crew members of the boat. A special thanks is extended to R. Cordinier who as a volunteer made the trip to serve as aerographer and to make B-T casts. Also Capt. Frazier is given special thanks as he participated in nearly every B-T cast during the entire trip. The B-T winch was furnished by Naval Electronics Laboratory in San Diego. A special thanks goes to Mr. George Schaffer of that organization who had the winch serviced and delivered to the boat. Vessel Considerations: The light tugs used in the survey worked well, i.e., they completed the grid and the work was done. However due to their size and, more important, their characteristics at sea, the quantitative survey data are not believed "good" (accurately indicative of actual numbers). This

was caused by observers being restricted to the lee side of the pilot house as frequently the windward side was taking heavy spray. This effectively limited the angle of observation; created a blind spot of 90-135 degrees, i.e., the horizon was cut by one-third. Also due to the fast, erratic, and severe motion of the vessel in even moderate seas the observer is not able to use field glasses extensively to scan the horizon. This greatly lessens his radius of visibility which in turn causes him to record fewer birds. Were heavy seas (10+ ft) encountered during a survey on these vessels, observations would have to be secured as all hatches are then secured as green water covers the pilot house. Even in more moderate seas if the vessel is headed directly into the sea the same "wet" conditions result. Over 826 miles and 82.8 hours of diurnal observation, 390 birds of 13 species* were recorded. One bird (a Shoveler) was collected. The low number of land birds recorded is thought to indicate lack of attraction to the small vessel. However it is possible this marks the end of their migration/dispersion movements. Synoptic highlights: 1) High numbers of migrating Sooty Shearwaters. 2) Increase in "Leach's" Storm Petrel numbers over last survey and their apparent southern migration. 3) Continued low number of phalaropes. 4) Only one land bird recorded. 5) Few marine mammals recorded. Black-footed Albatross 40 The number of albatross recorded on this cruise compares favor- ably with that of the last three cruises. This strongly suggests that albatross do follow small vessels as readily as they do larger vessels. (the previous three surveys were taken from a 400+ ft. vessel). There is no apparent explanation for the occurrence of the 14 recorded albatross in sector 4. On 34 of the total 40 albatross, rump color was recorded; the breakdown follows: Dark rumped 28 (82 %) White rumped 4 (12 %) Mottled rump 2 (6 %) *Albatross are not included in either of these totals.

Pink-footed Shearwater 3 One bird was seen on 29 September in Sector 2, and two birds were recorded 1 October in Sector 6. Sooty Shearwater 100 During this and the last survey Sooty Shearwaters have been moving through the grid area. The general movement is toward the southwest. A few birds seen in the western section of the northern and central sections are moving south. These birds may join the south-western "stream" of birds or may represent a separate movement. The move- mements around Point Conception where there are concentrations of the birds show the southwest movement but there is a possible funneling of birds to this area as though it were a jumping off point for migration. That there are still large numbers of sooties north of Point Conception at this time and that we have not recorded great concen- trations in migration, suggests that this migration occurs slowly in a "piece meal" fashion. This is unlike the Slenderbill Shearwater migrations in the Central Pacific where we have massive flocks moving fast through the area. Sooty Shearwaters have been recorded sitting on the water in the grid during the past two surveys. Leach's (type) Storm Petrel White-rumped Storm Petrels 147 Dark-rumped Storm Petrels 4 Storm Petrel sp. 40 191 Numbers have increased over the last survey. Many of the birds recorded during this survey were moving north. This movement was direct and rapid and is undoubtedly a migration. There was an increased population of these south-moving birds with brilliant white rumps. This strongly suggests that the birds moving south through the area at this time are birds from northern breeding populations rather than a final southward movement of southern birds that moved northward through the area on earlier surveys this summer. Black Petrel 3 Again on this survey as on Eastern Grid Survey 13, a few birds of this species were recorded.

Brown Pelican 3 The appearance of this coastal bird is significant. That one bird was seen in Sector 2 at 35°00'N, 122°45'W demonstrates the ability of these birds to go to sea over a hundred miles from land. The other birds were seen in Sector 6 within 70-100 miles from the Channel Islands. All three birds probably represent birds that were based in the Channel Islands during the past breeding season. Golden Plover 1 One bird was recorded on 2 October at 32°32'N, 125°31'W in Sector 4. Phalarope Red Phalarope 14 1 ' 4 ' 5 ' Phalarope sp. 4 1 ' 0 ' 6 ' 0 ' 1 ' 0 ' The Phalaropes, in very low density, were moving south; un- doubtedly in migration. Jaeger/Skua Jaeger sp. 11 Skua 2 Jaeger/Skua 2 Eighty percent of the Jaeger/Skuas were recorded in Sector 2 on 29 September. These birds are very abundant to the north from Monterey Bay south at this time. Thus it is to be expected that they occur primarily in the northern sector of the grid. Tern sp. 34 0 ' 17 ' 11 ' 1 ' 0 ' 4 ' 0 ' 1 ' 0 ' As can be readily seen over 80 percent of the terns were recorded in the north east and north central sectors. The numbers recorded during this survey represent an almost 200 percent drop in numbers over last survey. These birds may represent the last of the Arctic Terns migrating south. Alcid 5 0 ' 4 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' 1 ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 ' These birds were probably Xantus Murrelets or Cassin's Auklets. The distribution of these small alcids has been the same over the summer and fall.

5. Accidentals: Shoveler 1 One shoveler was collected at 32°32'N, 122°53'W in Sector 4. This bird was a lone immature female. The bird flew around the ship before collection. Warbler sp.? 1 One possible warbler was recorded in Sector 2. Grid Mammals Mammal densities have dropped fantastically during the last two surveys. Hopefully the significance of this population density change will become clear upon later analysis of these mammal data. 1 October 1832 hours 33°21'N, 122°38'W Delphinus 35+ Rel. 2 1 October 1832 hours 33°21'N, 122°38'W Dall Porpoise 5 Rel. 2 2 October 0740 hours 33°16'N, 125°22'W Whale 1 sperm/humpback 5 October 1530 hours 30°46'N, 124°10'W Tursiops 30 - Chased and seen well; see notes. Non-Grid: Non-grid observations are limited to the afternoon of 28 September from San Francisco Bay 63 miles south to 37°N latitude. Densities were fantastically high in this area with ca. 16 birds per linear mile. Sooty Shearwaters accounted for about 75 percent of the birds recorded. A large flock of ca. 500 sooties were associated with a pod of about 35 Zalophus. New Zealand and Pink-footed Shearwaters were also abundant in this area. Common Murres, small Alcids, Western and Herring/California Gulls, Cormorants and Brown Pelicans were the other common birds seen in this area.

Figure 1. EASTERN GRID CRUISE TRACK 35° 29 30 Pt Conception Los Angeles San Pedro 2 San Diego Mexico Pta Banda 3 4 5 30° 130° 125° 120° EASTERN AREA CRUISE NO. 25 EASTERN GRID SURVEY NO. 14 DATES 29 Sept - 5 Oct 1967 ACTUAL CRUISE TRACK (Nocturnal) ACTUAL CRUISE TRACK (Diurnal)

Eastern Grid Survey # 14 Table 1. Daily Summary of Diurnal Observations Date # Miles # Hours # Birds # Species Linear Density 29 Sept. 129 12.1 82 11 .635 30 Sept. 114 11.8 31 4 .272 1 Oct. 120 11.9 105 7 .375 2 Oct. 109 11.8 38 6 .348 3 Oct. 117 11.7 35 7 .299 4 Oct. 125 11.9 70 2 .560 5 Oct. 112 11.6 29 4 .259 Total 826 82.8 390 13 .472 Av./day 118 11.8 51 5.9 -

Eastern Grid Survey # 14 Table 2. Summary of Diurnal Observations by Species Number % Number Number Observations Total Birds Collected Sera Samples Sooty Shearwater 100 25.6 Pink-footed Shearwater 3 0.8 Shearwater sp. 1 0.3 Shearwater/Petrel 2 0.5 Total Shearwater Petrel 106 27.2 White-rumped Storm Petrel 147 37.7 Dark-rumped Storm Petrel 4 1.0 Storm Petrel sp. 40 10.3 Black Storm Petrel 3 0.8 Total Storm Petrel 194 49.8 Brown Pelican 3 0.8 Golden Plover 1 0.3 Red Phalarope 14 3.7 Phalarope sp. 4 1.0 Total Shorebirds 19 4.9 Jaeger sp. 11 2.8 Skua 2 0.5 Skua/Jaeger 2 0.5 Tern sp. 34 8.7 Tern/Jaeger 4 1.0 Tern Gull 5 1.3 Total Tern/Jaeger/Skua/Gull 58 14.9 Alcid sp. 5 1.3 Shoveler 1 0.3 1 Passerine sp. 1 0.3 Bird sp. 3 0.8 TOTALS 390 100 1 0

Eastern Grid Survey # 14 29 Sept. - 5 Oct. 1967 Table 3. Linear Density and Abundance of species by sub-division. 1 2 3 N 4 5 6 C 4-5-6 Sooty Shearwater .034 3 .101 15 .1.061 35 .196 53 .165 18 .1.102 19 .1.123 37 Pink-footed Shearwater .007 1 .004 1 .004 1 .011 2 .007 2 .005 1 .003 1 Other Shearwater Petrels .013 2 .030 1 .004 1 .007 2 .005 1 .003 1 Black Storm Petrel .341 30 .128 19 .030 1 .185 50 .147 16 .300 3 .183 34 .176 53 Brown Pelican .007 1 .004 1 .004 1 .009 1 .003 1 Golden Plover .011 1 .020 3 .152 5 .033 9 .009 1 .038 7 .029 8 Phalaropes .011 1 .054 8 .030 1 .037 10 .009 1 .005 1 .003 1 Jaeger sp. .013 2 .007 2 .007 2 .021 4 .017 5 Skua .114 17 .333 11 .104 28 .009 1 .021 4 .017 5 Tern sp. .027 4 .212 7 .041 11 .015 4 .005 1 .003 1 Other Charadiformes .027 4 .212 7 .041 11 .015 4 .005 1 .003 1 Alcid sp. .007 1 .004 1 .009 1 .003 1 Shoveler .007 1 .004 1 .009 1 .003 1 Passerine sp. .007 1 .004 1 .009 1 .003 1 Bird sp. .007 1 .004 1 .009 1 .003 1 Total Birds .398 35 .516 77 .1.880 62 .645 174 .349 38 .300 3 .392 73 .379 114 # Miles 88 149 33 270 109 10 186 305 # Hours 8.8 14.5 3.1 26.4 11.8 1.0 18.8 31.6 (continued on next page)

Eastern Grid Survey # 14 29 Sept. - 5 Oct. 1967 Table 3. Linear Density and Abundance of species by sub-division. (continued) 7 8 9 S 7-8-9 W 1-4-7 C 2-5-8 E 3-6-9 TOTAL Sooty Shearwater .068 6 .020 3 .071 1 .040 10 .094 27 .060 18 .236 55 .133 100 Pink-footed Shearwater .004 3 Other Shearwater Petrels .007 1 .004 1 .003 1 .009 2 .004 3 Black Storm Petrel .071 1 .004 1 .007 2 .004 1 .004 3 "Leach" Storm Petrel .280 25 .418 62 .071 1 .351 88 .248 71 .279 84 .154 36 .232 191 Brown Pelican .004 3 Golden Plover .001 1 Phalaropes .007 1 .004 1 .007 2 .013 4 .051 12 .022 18 Jaeger sp. .004 1 .027 8 .009 2 .013 11 Skua .007 1 .004 1 .007 2 .002 2 Tern sp. .004 1 .004 1 .060 18 .064 15 .041 34 Other Charadiformes .013 4 .030 7 .013 11 Alcid sp. .013 4 .004 1 .006 5 Shoveler .004 1 .001 1 Passerine sp. .003 1 .013 3 .004 3 Bird sp. Total Birds .348 31 .459 68 .214 3 .406 102 .364 104 .491 148 .593 138 .472 390 # Miles 89 148 14 251 286 307 233 826 # Hours 8.4 15.1 1.3 24.8 29.0 30.6 23.2 82.8

OPNAV FORM 3144-T (9-64) 0107-714-4100 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SHIP WEATHER OBSERVATION SHEET USS DATE (GMT): Friday 29 Sept 1967 AT/PASSAGE FROM TO TABLE I TIME (GMT) WINDS □ IF ESTIMATED VISI- BIL- ITY (Miles) WEATHER Symbols) BAROMETER (Inches) TEMPERATURE (Degrees and tenths) CLOUDS SEA WATER TEMP. (Degrees and tenths) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES Direction (True) Force (Knots) Dry Bulb Wet Bulb Amount (Tenths) Height Type Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 340 10 10 ovc 29.90 69 65 9 1500 5°/cu 66 345 1 345 4sec 3-5 13 14 15 16 340 12 10 st 29.89 68 64 8 1000 5°/3c cu 66 345 1 345 3sec 3-5 17 18 19 20 340 14 10 ovc 29.92 66 63 10 1000 5°/sc 66 345 1-2 345 3sec 5-6 21 22 23 TABLE II SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS FIRST GROUP OF MESSAGE Day of Week (1-7) (GMT) POSITION OF SHIP Occ. (0-8) Latitude (Degrees and tenths) Longitude (Degrees and tenths) TIME (GMT) Total Cloud Amt. (Coded) WIND WEATHER PRESSURE CLOUDS AIR TEMP. (°C) 3-HOUR PRESSURE TENDENCY SIGNIFICANT CLOUD Direction (True) Speed (True) (Knots) Visi- bil- ity (00-99) Present (00-99) Post (0-9) Barometer Corrected (Mb) Amount Low Cloud (0-5) Type of CL (0-5) Height of Low Cloud (0-5) Type of CU (0-5) Height of CU (0-5) Speed of Ship (0-9) Characteristic Amount of Change (Mb in 3 hours) Indicator Amount (Eights) Type Height 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Y Q L3 L_ L_ L_ L_ L_ GG N dd ff VV ww W ppp TT N, C. h C. Ch D, Vg a pp 8 N, C h, h, SHIP 00 SHIP 06 SHIP 12 SHIP 18 SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES ICE ACCRETION SEA ICE AIR- SEA DIFF. (Coded) DEW POINT (°C) Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Source Thickness Rate Indicator Kind Effect Bearing Distance Quantitation 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 0 T, T, Tg Td 1 dw dw Pw Hw 1 dw dw Pw Hw 2 Is Es Rs ICE C2 K D, r e 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 DO NOT TRANSMIT Dry Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Wet Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Sea Water Temp. (Degrees and tenths) A, A2 A3 Celsius Celsius Celsius REMARKS EXAMINED USN. NAVIGATOR

OPNAV FORM 3144-1 (9-64) 0107-714-415G DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SHIP WEATHER OBSERVATION SHEET USS DATE (GMT): Friday 6 OCT 19 67 AT-PASSAGE FROM TO TABLE I TIME (GMT) WINDS IF ESTIMATED VISI- BIL- ITY (Miles) WEATHER Symbols) BAROMETER (Inches) TEMPERATURE (Degrees and tenths) CLOUDS SEA WATER TEMP. (Degrees and tenths) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES Direction (True) Force (Knots) Dry Bulb Wet Bulb Amount (Tenths) Height Type Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) 00 130 14 10 CLR 30.10 65 63 1 2000 CU 66 000 3 3 030 3 4 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 TABLE II SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS FIRST GROUP OF MESSAGE Day of Week (1-7) GMT POSITION OF SHIP Occ. (0-3) GMT Latitude (Degrees and tenths) Longitude (Degrees and tenths) TIME GMT Total Cloud Amt. (Coded) WIND Direction (True) (00-36) Speed (True) (Knots) WEATHER Visi- bil- ity (90-99) PRESSURE Present (00-99) Post (0-9) Barometer Corrected (Mb) CLOUDS AIR TEMP. (°C) Amount of Low Cloud (0-8) Type of CL (0-5) Height of Low Cloud (0-5) Type of Cw (0-5) Type of CH (0-5) 3 HOUR PRESSURE TENDENCY Speed of Ship (0-9) Amount of Change (Mb and tenths) SIGNIFICANT CLOUD Indicator Amount (Eights) Type Height 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Y Q L L L L L L GG N dd Hf VV ww W PPP TT N C h C D V a pp 8 N C h h SHIP 00 SHIP 06 SHIP 12 SHIP 18 AIR- SEA DIFF. (Coded) DEW POINT (°C) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES ICE ACCRETION SEA ICE DO NOT TRANSMIT Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Source Thickness Rate Indicator Kind Eliot Bearing Distance Orientation Dry Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Wet Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Sea Water Temp. (Degrees and tenths) 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 A A A T T T T 1 d P H 1 d P H 2 I E R ICE C K D r a Celsius Celsius Celsius 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 ICE ICE ICE ICE REMARKS EXAMINED USN, NAVIGATOR

OPNAV FORM 3144-1 (9.64) 0107-714-4100 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SHIP WEATHER OBSERVATION SHEET USS DATE (GMT) Thursday 5 Oct 1967 AT/PASSAGE FROM TO TABLE I TIME (GMT) WINDS □ √ IF ESTIMATED VISIBILITY (Miles) WEATHER (Symbols) BAROMETER (Inches) TEMPERATURE (Degrees and tenths) CLOUDS SEA WATER TEMP. (Degrees and tenths) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES Direction (True) Force (Knots) Dry Bulb Wet Bulb Amount (Tenths) Height Type Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) 00 190 7 10 CLR 30.01 63 63 2 1560 SC 66 180 - 1 280 35E 3 01 02 03 04 Y NONE X X X 05 06 07 08 200 12 10 CLR 30.11 64 64 2 1600 69 380 030 3 09 10 11 12 030 10 10 CLR 30.12 70 68 1 2500 Ac 66 000 - 2 000 3 3 13 14 15 16 005 12 10 5Ct 30.18 71 69 5 2500 CU 68 030 2 035 3 3 17 18 19 20 000 18 10 CLR 30.08 68 66 8 - - 68 010 - 2 010 35E 3: 21 22 23 TABLE II SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS FIRST GROUP OF MESSAGE Day of Week (1-7) Occ. (1-3) (GMT) (5-8) Latitude (Degrees and tenths) Longitude (Degrees and tenths) TIME (GMT) Total Cloud Amt. (Coded) WIND WEATHER PRESSURE CLOUDS 3-HOUR PRESSURE TENDENCY SIGNIFICANT CLOUD Direction (True) (00-36) Speed (True) (Knots) (90-99) Visib.ity (00-99) Present (00-99) Past (0-9) Barometer Corrected (Mb) AIR TEMP. °C Amount of Low Cloud (0-5) Type of Cl. (0-5) Amount of Low Cloud (0-5) Type of Cl. (0-5) Course of Ship (0-9) Speed of Ship (0-9) Characteristic (0-5) Amount of (0-5) (Mktnd-tenths) Indicator Indicator Type Height 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Y Q L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 GG N dd ff VV ww W ppp TT Nh Cl h CM Ch Dh Vs o pp 8 8 Na C h1 h2 h3 SHIP 00 SHIP 06 SHIP 12 SHIP 18 AIR- SEA DIFF. (Coded) DEN POINT (°C) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES ICE ACCRETION SEA ICE DO NOT TRANSMIT Indicator Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Direction (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Source Thickness Plate Indicator Kind Effect Bearing Distance Orientation Dry Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Wet Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Sea Water Temp. (Degrees and tenths) 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 A1 A2 A3 Celsius Celsius Celsius 0 Td Ts Tg Td 1 dw dw Pw Hw 1 dw dw Pw Hw 2 Ie Es Ei Rs ICE C2 K D1 r e 0 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 2 ICE REMARKS EXesMINED USN, NAVIGATOR

OPNAV FORM 3144 1 (9-64) 0107-714-4100 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SHIP WEATHER OBSERVATION SHEET USS DATE (GMT) Wednesday 4 Oct 19 67 AT / PASSAGE FROM TO TABLE I TIME (GMT) WINDS □ √ IF ESTIMATED VISIBILITY (Miles) WEATHER (Symbols) BAROMETER (Inches) TEMPERATURE (Degrees and tenths CLOUDS SEA WATER TEMP. (Degrees and tenths) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES Direction (True) Force (Knuts) Dry Bulb Wet Bulb Amount (Tenths) Height Type Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) 00 280 5 10 CLR 29.99 65 62 0 — 66 270 — 1 000 3sec 3 01 02 03 04 X Y NOW Y 05 06 07 08 270 6 10 CLR 30.01 66 63 — 66 000 3sec 3 09 10 11 12 140 6-8 10 CLR 30.02 76 68 0 66 300 — 1 300 9sec 5-7 13 14 15 16 300 6-8 10 CLR 30.00 72 69 — 68 330 3 000 — 35 17 18 19 20 210 4 8 ORC 30.01 72 71 10 1000 SC 66 210 — 1 280 3sec 3.6 21 22 23 TABLE II SYNPOPTIC OBSERVATIONS FIRST GROUP OF MESSAGE Day of Week (1-7) Occ. (int) (5-8) Latitude (Degrees and tenths) Longitude (Degrees and tenths) TIME (GMT) Total Cloud Amt. (Coded) WIND WEATHER PRESSURE CLOUDS 3-HOUR PRESSURE TENDENCY SIGNIFICANT CLOUD Direction (True) (00-36) Speed (True) (Knuts) Visi-bil-ity (90-99) Present (00-99) Past (0-9) Barometer Corrected (MB) AIR TEMP. (°C) Amount of Low Cloud (0-9) Type of C1 Type of Low Cloud (0-9) Type of Cu (0-9) Type of C4 (0-9) Course of Ship (0-9) Speed of Ship (0-9) Characteristic (0-8) Amount of (0-8) Indicator Amount (We and tenths) Indicator Type Height 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Y Q Lg Ls La Lo La GG N쳮d ff VV ww W ppp TT Nh Cl h Cm Ch Dn Vs a pp 8 Nh C h5 h6 SHIP 00 8 SHIP 06 8 SHIP 12 8 SHIP 18 8 AIR, SEA DIFF. (Coded) DEW POINT (°C) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES ICE ACCRECTION SEA ICE Indicator Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Source Thickness Rate Indicator Kind Effect Bearing Distance Orientation 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Tg Ts Td Tg Td dw de Pw Hw 1 dw ep Hw 2 Is Es Ps ICE C2 K D1 r e 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE DO NOT TRANSMIT Dry Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Wet Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Sea Water Temp. (Degrees and tenths) A1 A2 A3 Celsius Celsius Celsius REMARKS EXStAMINED USN, NAVIGATOR

OPNAV FORM 3144-1 (9-64) 0107-714-4100 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SHIP WEATHER OBSERVATION SHEET USS DATE (GMT) 19 TO AT/PASSAGE FROM TABLE I TIME (GMT) WINDS VISIBILITY WEATHER BAROMETER TEMPERATURE CLOUDS SEA WATER TEMP. SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES □ √ IF ESTIMATED Direction (True) Force (Knots) (Miles) Symbols) (Inches) (Degrees and tenths) Amount (Tenths) Height Type (Degrees and tenths) Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) Dry Bulb Wet Bulb 00 040 14 8 Rst 29.90 65 63 10 1000 st 66 000 - 2ft 280 3sec 3ft 01 02 03 04 X 05 X 06 07 08 020 12 8 ow 29.90 66 64 10 1000 5Tsc 66 005 - 1-2 000 4sec 3ft 09 10 11 12 010 14 10 5t 29.96 67 64 4 1000 5Tcw 66 005 - 1-2 000 1sec 3-5ft 13 14 15 16 000 10 10 5t 29.94 67.5 64.5 4 1000 cw 66 000 - 1-2 000 1sec 3-5 17 18 19 20 X X NONE / X X 21 22 23 TABLE II SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS FIRST GROUP OF MESSAGE Day of Week (1-7) (GMT) POSITION OF SHIP TIME (GMT) WIND WEATHER PRESSURE CLOUDS 3-HOUR PRESSure TENDENCY SIGNIFICANT CLOUD Occur. Latitude (Degrees and tenths) Longitude (Degrees and tenths) Total Cloud Am. Direction (True) (00-36) Speed (True) (Knots) Visibil. Present Post Barometer Corrected (Mb) AIR TEMP. (°C) Amount of Low Cloud (0-5) Type of CL (0-5) Amount of Low Cloud (0-5) Type of CW (0-5) Type of CH (0-5) Course of Ship (0-9) Speed of Ship (0-9) Characteristic (Change (Mb) and tenths) Indicator Amount (E. ghts) Type Height 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Y Q L_ L_ L_ L_ L_ L_ GG N dd ff VV ww W ppp TT N_ C_ h C_M C_H D_ Y_ a pp 8 N_ C h_ h_ SHIP 00 SHIP 06 SHIP 12 SHIP 18 SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES ICE ACCREATION SEA ICE AIR- SEA DIFF. (Coded) DEW POINT (°C) Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Source Thickness Rate Indicator Kind Effect Bearing Distance Orientation 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 0 T_ T_ T_ T_ 1 d_ d_ P_ H_ 1 d_ d_ P_ H_ 2 I_ E_ E_ R_ ICE C_ K D_ r e 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE DO NOT TRANSMIT Dry Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Wet Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Sea Water Temp. (Degrees and tenths) A_1 A_2 A_3 Celsius Celsius Celsius REMARKS EXDAMINED USN. NAVIGATOR

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24 hr. front as soon as they get it.

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OPNAV FORM 3144-1 (9-64) 0107-714-4100 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SHIP WEATHER OBSERVATION SHEET USS DATE (GMT) Saturday 30, Sept 19 67 AT/PASSAGE FROM TO TABLE I TIME (GMT) WINDS □ / IF ESTIMATED VISIBILITY (Miles) WEATHER Symbols BAROMETER (Inches) TEMPERATURE (Degrees and tenths) CLOUDS SEA WATER TEMP. (Degrees and tenths) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES Direction (True) Force (Knots) Dry Bulb Wet Bulb Amount (Tenths) Height Type Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) Direction (True) Period (Seconds) Height (Feet) 00 340 10 10 CLR 29.94 66 64 5 1500 SC 66 345 | 345 3sec 3-4 01 02 03 04 345 8 10 CLR 24.97 66 64 4 1000 SC 66 345 | 345 3sec 2-4 05 06 07 08 345 12 10 CLR 30.00 69 66 4 1500 C/AC 66 345 1-2 345 3sec 2-4 09 10 11 12 010 14 10 CLR 30.04 71 68 4 1500 C/AC 68 000 | 000 3sec 4-5 13 11-18 14 15 16 000 14-18 10 CLR 30.00 69 66 0 68 000 | 000 3sec 5-6 17 18 19. 20 000 22 10 CLR 29.98 65 62 7 1500 C/AC 65 000 | 000 3sec 3-5 21 22 23 TABLE II SYNOPTIC OBSERVATIONS FIRST GROUP OF MESSAGE Day of Week (1-7) Occ. (1-8) Latitude (Degrees and tenths) Longitude (Degrees and tenths) TIME (GMT) Total Cloud Amt. (Coded) WIND WEATHER PRESSURE CLOUDS 3-HOUR PRESSURE TENDENCY SIGNIFICANT CLOUD Direction (True) Speed (True) (00-36) (Knots) Visibil- ity (90-99) Present (00-99) Past (0-9) Barometer Corrected (Mb) AIR TEMP. (°C) Amount Low Cloud Type of CL (Low Cloud) Amount High Cloud Type of CH (High Cloud) Course of Ship (0-9) Speed of Ship (0-9) Amount of Characteristic Change (Mb/3hrs) Indicator Amount (Eights) Indicator Type Height 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 SHIP Y Q L_ L_ L_ L_ L_ L_ GG N dd ff VV ww W ppp TT N_ C_ h C_M C_H D_ V_ a pp 8 N_ C h_ SHIP 8 SHIP 8 SHIP 8 AIR-SEA DIFF. (Coded) DCW POINT (°C) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES ICE ACCRETION SEA ICE Indicator Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Indicator Direction (Coded) Period (Coded) Height (Coded) Indicator Thickness Rate Indicator Kind Effect Bearing Distance Orientation 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 0 T_ T_ T_ T_ 1 d_ D_ P_ H_ 1 d_ D_ P_ H_ 2 I_ E_ E_ R_ ICE C_2 K D_ r e 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE 0 1 1 1 2 ICE DO NOT TRANSMIT Dry Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Wet Bulb (Degrees and tenths) Sea Water Temp. (Degrees and tenths) A_ A_ A_ Celsius Celsius Celsius REMARKS EXAMINED USN, NAVIGATOR

E.A.C: CRUISE DATA SHIP LT2080 DATE 28 Sept 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 37°44' 122-22 - Tremon Island (SF-0) SUNSET 1851 36 43 122-25 TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 63 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 0600 0800 1000 1200 37°43' 122-41 1400 37-30 122°38' 1600 37 09 122-33 1800 36-53 122-28 2000 36-32 122-23 2400 35-49 122-12 COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 9 mile gf ans Nuevo Dihl. ca 1650 hours.

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP LT-2085 DATE 27 Sept 67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0700 35N 122-26W SUNSET 1912 35N 125-00W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 130 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 35-08N 122-04W 0600 35-00N 122-20W 0800 35-00N 122-47W 1000 35-00N 123-21W 1200 34-58N 123-40W 1400 34-56N 124-02W 1600 34-54N 124-30W 1800 34-56N 124-52W 2000 34-57N 125-10W 2400 COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 0440 170T 270T 35N 122-02W 270T 272T 34-54N 124-30W

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP 2085 DATE 30 Sept TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0716 34-10N 126-22W SUNSET 1903 34-07 123 59 TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 116 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 34-42N 126-30W 0600 34-12.N 126-30W 0800 34-10N 126-07W 1000 34-09 125-57 1200 34-09 125-20 1400 34-06 125-00 1600 34-06 124-33 1800 34-06 124-13 2000 34-07 123-48 2400 COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 270T 180T 35N 126-30W 180T 090T 34-10N 126-30W 0146 0625

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP 2085 DATE 01-october '67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0701 34-08 121-27 SUNSET 1853 33-22 122-39 TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 124 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 34-07 122-06 0600 34-07 121-38 0800 34-07 121-20 1000 33-40 121-17 1200 33-20 121-20 1400 33-20 121-14 1600 33-21 122-05 1800 33-21 122-35 2000 33-20 122-14 2400 COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 0730 1158 090 180 34-05 121-20 180 270 33-20 121-20

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP 2085 DATE 02-OCT 1967 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0715 33-17° 125-18 SUNSET 1905 32-33 125-22 TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 119 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 0600 33-18 125-03 0800 33-16 125-28 1000 33-22 125-47 1200 33-15 125-56 1400 32-53 125-55 1600 32-33 125-58 1800 32-32 125-34 2000 32-32 125-11 2400 33 COURSE OR speed CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 1056 270 180 33-22 126-00 1620 180 095 32-30 125-58

E.A.C. CRUISE DATA SHIP 2085 DATE 3 OCT 67 TIME LAT. LONG. SUNRISE 0707 32-29N 123-22W SUNSET 1848 32-06N 120-59W TOTAL MILES TRAVELED SUNRISE TO SUNSET 71 POSITION TIME LAT. LONG. 0400 32-30N 124-02W 0600 32-29N 123-37W 0800 32-29N 123-10W 1000 32-30N 122-45W 1200 32-30N 122-17W 1400 32-28N 121-53W 1600 32-25N 121-25W 1800 32-15N 121-00W 2000 31-53N 120-59W 2400 COURSE OR SPEED CHANGE FROM TO (AT) LAT. LONG. 1600 090T 119T 32-25N 121-25W 1800 119T 180T 32-15N 121-00W 2115 180T 270T 31-40N 121-00W

E.A.C Cruise Data # Ship 2085 Date 4, Oct 67 Time Lat Long Sunrise 0910 31-40N 123-06W Sunset 1902 31-37N 125-40W Total Miles travelled Sunrise to Sunset 70.5 0600 0900 31-40N 122-30W 0600 31-39N 122-55W 0800 31-37N 123-20W 1000 31-37N 123-46W 1200 31-35N 124-06W 1400 31-35N 124-31W 1600 31-38N 125-03W 1800 31-38N 125-28W 2000 31-37N 125-50W 2400 31-35N 126-28W Course & Speed Change Time From To Lat Long 2308 270T 180T 31-36N 126-30W

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS OBSERVERS: Date Pg.# SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

EAC Cruise Date Ship 2085 Pete 5, Oct 67 Time Lat Long Sunrise 0719 30-50N 125-47W Sunset 1856 30-49N 123-32W Total miles traveled Sunrise to Sunset 65 0400 30-50N 126-20W 0600 30-49N 125-56W 0800 30-48N 125-28W 1000 30-48N 125-09W 1200 30-50N 124-45W 1400 30-50N 124-24W 1600 30-45N 124-06W 1800 30-49N 123-42W 2000 30-52N 123-20W 2400 Course & speed Change Time From To Lat Lat. Long 0340 180T 090T 31-50N 126-38W

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS OBSERVERS: Date Pg.# SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

EAC Cruise Data# Ship Date Time Lat Long. Sunrise Sunset Total miles travelled from Sunrise to Sunset Time 0400 0600 0800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2400 Course & Speed Change Time From To Lat Long

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS OBSERVERS: Date Pg.# SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66